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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Congenital amputationsBrain development abnormalities
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Distinctive symptoms
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mobius syndrome 54%
brain development abnormalities 42%
amniotic heaviness 48%
convulsions 27%
umbilical 36%
epilepsy in children 23%
effects of drugs 34%
brain damage 23%
traumatic amputation 34%
convulsive syndrome in children 22%
mom hypertension 31%
epilepsy 22%
umbilical cord abnormalities 29%
lags behind in the development 21%
lack of water during pregnancy 29%
birth trauma of the head 20%
effects of poisoning 29%
neonatal convulsions 20%
restorative and reconstructive operations 29%
listeriosis 20%
paralysis 28%
childhood absentee epilepsy 20%
dependence on plastic surgery 28%
delay of mental development 20%
mom has diabetes 27%
hyperthyroidism during pregnancy 19%
abnormalities of uterine development 27%
mental retardation 19%
skin diseases of newborns 27%
delayed speech development 19%
dependence on the mother 26%
asphyxia of newborns 19%
hypertension during pregnancy 26%
children's speech 19%
anomalies of labor activity 26%
organic brain damage 18%
familial hypertension 25%
fontanelle 18%
familial diabetes 24%
cerebral circulation disorder 18%
stage of recovery 24%
brain death 18%
recovery period 24%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 18%
rapid growth 23%
alcoholism and drug addiction 17%
congestion purulent wounds 23%
hypoxia during childbirth 17%
refusal to drink 23%
lowered 17%
consequences of infection 23%
convulsions in the anamnesis 17%
dependence on parents 22%
hypoxia 17%
improper nutrition 22%
muscle weakness 17%
better from work 22%
number of births has been reduced 16%
infected wounds 22%
toxoplasmosis 16%
effects of smoking 22%
feeling of heaviness in the head 16%
impaired uterine function 21%
angiopathy 16%
sensations in the extremities 21%
head severe 16%
full 21%
fetal hypoxia 16%
consumes alcohol 20%
up circulatory disorders 16%
refuses treatment 20%
head injury in anamnesis 16%
consequences of physical exertion 20%
diffuse toxic goiter 15%
suppuration of the skin 19%
infertility female 15%
essential hypertension 19%
2 pregnancy 15%
consequences of childbirth 19%
alcoholism 15%
overwork 19%
thyrotoxicosis 15%
dependence on the doctor 19%
rubella 15%
underdevelopment 19%
absences 15%
better to be alone 18%
sluggish baby 15%
presses 18%
cramps in the legs 14%
wound 18%
effects of hypoxia 14%
surgical infections 18%
suffocation 14%
female pelvic organs 18%
1 pregnancy 14%
necrosis 17%
cytomegalovirus 14%
hypertension 17%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 14%
skin problems 16%
thyroid diseases 14%
consequences of taking medications 16%
head injury 13%
drug disease 16%
2 children 13%
intrauterine infection 32% 15%
paresis 13%
general intoxication syndrome 27% 13%
traumatic illness 13%
intoxication 24% 11%
a lot of medicines 13%
trauma 23% 11%
hormonal disorders 12%
history of surgery 26% 14%
psychologist 12%
alcohol dependence 20% 13%
conducting an inspection 11%
addiction 21% 14%
patient's condition 10%
diabetes mellitus 18% 12%
helps others 18% 12%
smokes 19% 13%
pregnancy 29% 25%

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