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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Geller syndrome✘Martin-Bell syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 34%(0)30%(0)
Coagulogram —32%(1)
Neurologist's examination 24%(0)—
General inspection 22%(0)—
Infection tests 21%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —87%
stubbornness and irritability 81% —
increased head circumference — 87%
assiduous 68% —
does not look into the eyes — 87%
early childhood autism 63% —
there is autism in the family — 78%
the speech is monosyllabic 51% —
big nose — 71%
irritability in the child 51% —
ovarian insufficiency — 70%
anger at children 46% —
big ears — 69%
unwillingness to do anything 46% —
mental retardation 26% 89%
anxiety disorders in children 44% —
decreased intelligence — 60%
irritability 44% —
autism spectrum — 58%
irritability during 44% —
lags behind in the development 23% 78%
stubborn stubborn 43% —
up imbecility — 55%
schilder 's leukoencephalitis 43% —
appendages of the uterus — 55%
rett syndrome 42% —
echolalia — 54%
onset of illness 42% —
stims — 54%
the answers are monosyllabic 42% —
grimaces — 53%
bitterness 41% —
self-injurious behavior — 53%
emotional child 41% —
difficulties in communication — 53%
flash screams in anger 41% —
strongest weakness — 52%
outbursts of anger 41% —
obesity in children — 51%
does not understand speech 41% —
muscle weakness — 50%
angry child 40% —
slow thinking — 50%
angry irritable 39% —
martin-bell syndrome — 50%
anger the child 39% —
weak ligaments — 50%
metachromatic leukodystrophy 39% —
tension in the legs — 49%
schizophrenia in children 39% —
stereotypical movements — 49%
idiocy 38% —
weakness of the ligaments — 48%
anger 37% —
the effects of taking antidepressants — 47%
talks about business 37% —
effects of hormone — 47%
impaired understanding of speech 37% —
tremor of the hands — 46%
anxiety 34% —
aphasia — 46%
does not like people 34% —
joints of normal shape — 46%
comes in spite 34% —
in the genus mental illness — 45%
fear of being alone 34% —
big head — 44%
mood disorder 33% —
muscular dystonia — 44%
nervous the child 33% —
consequences of suppression — 43%
epilepsy in childhood 32% —
speech absence — 43%
restless and anxious 32% —
takes antidepressants — 43%
head injury in anamnesis 32% —
autism 57% 100%
takes care of relatives 32% —
age 4 years — 42%
recovery period 31% —
feeling of fullness — 42%
asleep makes in its own way 31% —
emotional tension — 42%
restless child 31% —
lowered 19% 59%
sudden onset 31% —
tremor — 40%
stage of recovery 31% —
epilepsy attacks — 40%
loss of a loved one a person 30% —
destructive behavior — 38%
schizophrenia 30% —
protein c deficiency — 38%
he can't make up his mind 29% —
obesity — 38%
lipoidosis 29% —
overweight — 37%
nerve damage 28% —
family man — 37%
cramps in the legs 27% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 37%
brain tumors 27% —
weakness after illness — 34%
foolishness 27% —
stereotypia 28% 60%
head tumor 27% —
angioplasty — 32%
traumatic brain injury 27% —
periodic illness — 32%
fear of illness 27% —
increased 19% 50%
variable symptoms 27% —
speech slurred 25% 54%
difficult childhood 27% —
clapping — 28%
encephalitis 27% —
childhood diseases 46% 71%
childish behavior 27% —
there are no complaints 21% 45%
growth disorders in children 27% —
limited vocabulary 35% 53%
head injury 26% —
aggressive 34% 52%
alternating symptoms 26% —
aggressive child 33% 50%
infantile 26% —
consequences of taking medications 28% 43%
changeable mood 26% —
closed 30% 45%
nervousness 26% —
problems with studying 25% 39%
oncology in the anamnesis 25% —
intellectual disabilities in children 29% 43%
high height 25% —
children's speech 26% 39%
brain tumor 25% —
2 children 25% 38%
traumatic illness 25% —
epilepsy 25% 38%
decreased concentration of attention 25% —
fidgety 63% 74%
leukoencephalitis 25% —
hyperactive 63% 74%
gradual deterioration of the condition 24% —
madness 24% —
neurological disorders 22% —
attacks of pain 22% —
drug disease 21% —
consequences of infection 21% —
trauma 21% —
damage to the nervous system 21% —
oncology 20% —
history of surgery 19% —
emotional 50% 34%
smart baby 48% 42%
psychologist 41% 36%
convulsions 40% 35%
patient's condition 34% 30%

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