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Results: Differences General ✘Dravet syndrome✘Septooptic dysplasia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%—
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myoclonic epilepsy 32% —
optic nerve atrophy — 98%
epileptic status 32% —
holoprosencephaly — 96%
tics 32% —
nystagmus — 95%
absences 32% —
hypopituitarism — 88%
twitching of the upper eyelid 30% —
hormonal disorders — 84%
twitches eyelid 30% —
delayed puberty — 83%
benign myoclonic epilepsy of infancy 29% —
septooptic dysplasia — 78%
mental all 26% —
visual impairment — 78%
epilepsy at night 24% —
nystagmus horizontal — 75%
delay of mental development 24% —
severe myopia — 69%
delayed speech development 23% —
blindness — 68%
tremor 23% —
mental retardation 19% 85%
clonic cramps 23% —
up imbecility — 65%
sleep intermittent 22% —
deficit of stg — 65%
febrile body temperature 22% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 61%
twitching with fever 22% —
epilepsy in childhood — 60%
sudden infant death syndrome 22% —
dwarfism — 60%
children's speech 22% —
cerebral palsy — 56%
neurotic disorder, unspecified 21% —
strabismus — 56%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 21% —
myopia — 55%
twitching of the body 20% —
cognitive disorders 13% 67%
tiki in children 20% —
history medical mother's — 52%
strong anger 20% —
stunting — 51%
hyperactive 20% —
hypoglycemia — 51%
fidgety 20% —
growth disorders in children — 51%
hyperthermia 19% —
jaundice — 50%
twitching of the hands 19% —
convulsions 26% 75%
very high fever 19% —
effects of puberty — 49%
childhood absentee epilepsy 19% —
paralysis — 47%
high temperature 19% —
underdevelopment — 46%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 19% —
lowered 17% 62%
damage to the nervous system 19% —
psychologist — 44%
febrile convulsions in children 19% —
patient's condition 10% 52%
tremor when moving 19% —
brain damage — 41%
neurosis 18% —
epilepsy attacks 30% 69%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 18% —
epilepsy 28% 66%
severe fever 18% —
blood diseases — 38%
epilepsy in a dream 18% —
convulsive syndrome in children 22% 57%
clumsiness 17% —
intellectual disabilities in children 20% 53%
no stool 17% —
smart baby 20% 52%
tonic-clonic convulsions 17% —
childhood diseases 23% 55%
convulsions in sleep 17% —
epilepsy in children 27% 58%
aggressive 17% —
neurological disorders 22% 41%
focal epilepsy 17% —
lags behind in the development 61% 61%
mitochondrial myopathy 16% —
anomalies of labor activity 16% —
generalized epilepsy 16% —
cramps at night 16% —
drug disease 15% —
bitterness 15% —
he sleeps all the time 15% —
emotional child 15% —
death of the child 15% —
onset of illness 15% —
hypotension with weakness 15% —
outbursts of anger 15% —
in the genus mental illness 15% —
positive 14% —
increased 14% —
cramps in the legs 14% —
hypotension 14% —
myopathy 14% —
subfebrility 13% —
encephalopathy 13% —
impressionability 13% —
ataxia 13% —
impaired nervous system function 13% —
hypotension 12% —
muscle weakness 12% —
impaired coordination 12% —
worse from movement 12% —
weakness after illness 11% —
emotional 11% —
pregnancy 11% —
there are no complaints 11% —

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