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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Paralytic syndromeOlivopontocerebellar degeneration
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(1)
Elements and vitamins 26%(1)
MRI of the brain 24%(0)
Histological studies 21%(0)
MRI of the organ 21%(0)
CT of the organ 20%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 95%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
stiffness in the lower back 82%
cerebellar ataxia 67%
weakness in the legs 79%
hyperkinesis 60%
shroud 74%
ataxia 59%
stiffness in the joints 74%
impaired coordination 55%
intestinal obstruction 70%
tremor 53%
pancreatitis 66%
head tremor 48%
stiffness in the legs 65%
adiadochokinesis 48%
impaired function of the small intestine 65%
ophthalmoplegia 46%
childish behavior 64%
multisystem atrophy 44%
foolishness 63%
neurological disorders 44%
infantile 61%
damage to the nervous system 43%
intestinal lethargy 57%
agitated depression 42%
constipation 55%
shuffling gait 42%
megalomania 53%
parkinson's disease 40%
anemia 52%
nystagmus horizontal 40%
s eyes cloudy 52%
dementia 39%
paresis 100% 55%
trembling in the extremities 38%
paralysis 88% 44%
anxious thoughts 38%
euphoria 34%
tremor when moving 38%
up mania 32%
hallucinations 38%
difficulty walking 64% 31%
difficult to swallow 37%
frivolity 31%
pseudobulbar syndrome 36%
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish 29%
chanted speech 36%
anisocoria 28%
cerebellar dysarthria 36%
sloppy 28%
anxiety with agitation 36%
pronounced forgetfulness 28%
up vascular mesh 36%
angry 28%
walks fast 35%
delirium 27%
paresis of the facial nerve 35%
inadequate behavior 27%
abasia 34%
different pupils 27%
tremor of the limb 34%
time to do anything says slowly 26%
progressive myopia 34%
i'm being watched 26%
he doesn't want 34%
madness 26%
skin anesthesia 34%
impatient 24%
secondary parkinsonism 34%
take it, take it 22%
history of surgery 33%
memory impairment 21%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 33%
forgetfulness 20%
clumsiness 33%
irritability during 20%
fear of the unknown 33%
irritability 20%
progressive bulbar paralysis 33%
anesthesia 32%
bright eyes 32%
anxiety attack 32%
weakness after illness 32%
imbalance 32%
can't hold urine 31%
retinal dystrophy 31%
slowness of movement 31%
emotional 31%
urinary incontinence 30%
nystagmus 30%
myopia 30%
shaky gait 30%
discharge phobias 29%
rashes on his legs 29%
fears of anxiety 29%
Common symptoms are weakness 29%
confusion of thoughts 28%
agitation 28%
patient's condition 28%
weakness in the extremities 28%
angiopathy of the retina 28%
loses thought 28%
decreased intelligence 28%
loss of balance 27%
fear of illness 27%
worse when walking 27%
very correct 27%
thoughts about the disease 26%
asymmetry 25%
cognitive disorders 19% 44%
disorders of consciousness 25%
worse from movement 25%
general weakness 25%
depression 24%
papules 24%
not enough time 24%
visual impairment 24%
anxiety 24%
dystrophy 24%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 24%
muscle weakness 18% 41%
lowered 21% 43%
drug disease 21%
angiopathy 21%
consequences of taking medications 20%
cheerful 27% 36%
paralytic syndrome 32% 41%
dysarthria 22% 29%
increased 15% 19%

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