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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Convulsive syndrome in childrenMeningitis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%(13)100%(3)
General blood test 12%(6)76%(8)
ECG 4%(0)68%(0)
Coagulogram 5%(4)65%(3)
Ultrasound of the Heart 66%(0)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 61%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 49%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 51%
absences 31%
meningococcal meningitis 46%
convulsions 100% 68%
meningitis in childhood 44%
impulsiveness 22%
cramps at night 6% 49%
lags behind in the development 20%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 13% 54%
delayed speech development 19%
bacterial meningitis 38%
children's speech 17%
viral meningitis 38%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 16%
epilepsy in a dream 19% 53%
fainting 14%
meningococcal infection 34%
febrile convulsions in children 14%
serous meningitis 33%
jealousy in children 13%
meningeal syndrome 3% 34%
epilepsy 51% 37%
meningitis 3% 34%
childhood absentee epilepsy 12%
enterovirus meningitis 31%
clonic cramps 12%
petechiae 29%
neonatal convulsions 12%
pharyngitis 29%
delay of mental development 12%
convulsions in sleep 12% 41%
cramps of the hands 12%
epilepsy at night 22% 51%
twitching of the body 12%
hemophilic meningitis in children 28%
cramps in the extremities 11%
hemophilic infection 28%
brain development abnormalities 11%
inflammation of the brain 6% 33%
aura 11%
small-point rash 27%
cramp and spasm 11%
enterovirus infection in children 25%
generalized epilepsy 11%
pus in the throat 25%
convulsions in the anamnesis 11%
red rash 25%
tonic-clonic convulsions 11%
epiglottitis 24%
epilepsy in the morning 10%
epiglottitis in children 24%
focal epilepsy 10%
fontanelle 6% 30%
arm and leg cramps 10%
inflammation of larynx 23%
epilepsy in childhood 10%
meningeal symptoms 3% 26%
head established magnesium deficiency 9%
bronchitis in children 23%
hypomagnesemia 9%
pneumococcal infection 23%
no consciousness 9%
arachnoiditis 22%
decreased calcium 9%
mastoiditis in children 22%
paralysis 9%
swelling of the brain 5% 27%
angelman syndrome 8%
hydrocephalus in children 21%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 8%
spinal cord edema 21%
decreased magnesium 8%
hyperacusis 21%
focal cortical dysplasia 8%
hemorrhagic diathesis 2% 23%
temporal lobe epilepsy 8%
neuroinfections 9% 30%
mental retardation 8%
rigidity of the occipital muscles 4% 25%
forgetfulness 8%
mumps meningitis 20%
thin 8%
spinal arachnoiditis 20%
apnea 8%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 20%
small epileptic seizure 8%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 20%
decreased intelligence 8%
rhinopharyngitis 20%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 8%
herpetic meningitis 20%
cysticercosis 8%
enterovirus encephalitis 20%
dravet syndrome 8%
pneumococcal meningitis 20%
rasmussen's encephalitis 8%
addison 's crisis 20%
memory impairment 8%
toxic erythema 20%
boring guy 7%
leptomeningitis 20%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 7%
sepsis 3% 23%
helps others 7%
meningoencephalitis 8% 28%
tension in the hands 7%
acute hearing 19%
cysticercosis of the brain 7%
enterovirus infection 19%
magnesia 7%
laryngeal tuberculosis 19%
perinatal encephalopathy 7%
a boil in a child 19%
bouts of vision loss 7%
mucus on the back 19%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 7%
impaired lung function 4% 22%
twitching of the head 7%
streptococci 18%
dizziness 7%
posterior rhinitis 18%
epilepsy attacks 48% 39%
damage to the nervous system 8% 26%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 7%
infectious endocarditis in children 18%
early closure of fontanelles 7%
inflammation 6% 24%
cerebral palsy 7%
relief from vomiting 18%
twitching of the hands 7%
allergy 3% 21%
lissencephaly 7%
neurological disorders 7% 25%
epilepsy in pregnant women 7%
vomiting brings relief 18%
brain tumor 7%
bronchitis 18%
2 children 7%
adenovirus encephalitis 17%
cytomegalovirus 7%
hypersensitivity of the skin 17%
neurosis 7%
suppuration of the skin 17%
myoclonic epilepsy 7%
herpetic encephalitis 17%
happy 7%
boils on the face 17%
tuberous sclerosis 7%
runny nose 17%
epileptic psychosis 7%
headache frontal temporal 17%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 7%
intestinal infection in children 17%
epileptic status 7%
nasal furuncle 17%
brain abscess 6%
viral tonsillitis in children 17%
hyperventilation 6%
viral diarrhea 17%
congenital listeriosis 6%
osteomyelitis in children 17%
Fear for no reason 6%
rash at night 17%
pork tapeworm 6%
viral endocarditis 17%
autism spectrum 6%
impaired venous function 4% 21%
severe childbirth 6%
increased sensitivity 3% 20%
twitching of the upper eyelid 6%
compression of the brain 3% 20%
pylorospasm 6%
gray child syndrome 16%
tremor 6%
skin problems 6% 22%
muscle hypertonus 6%
epidemic encephalitis 16%
intellectual disabilities in children 6%
pharyngitis in children 16%
anxiety attack 6%
hemorrhagic fevers 16%
porphyria 6%
enterocolitis in children 16%
a history of neurosurgery 6%
streptococcal tonsillitis 16%
consequences of herpes 6%
fungal meningitis 16%
spasmophilia 6%
acute gastroenterocolitis 16%
sudden pain 6%
gastritis in children 16%
twitches eyelid 6%
tonsillitis in children 16%
inhibition 6%
hydropexic syndrome 16%
memory loss 6%
sinusitis in children 16%
dizziness from odors 6%
mumps in children 16%
lack of sleep 6%
chinga 16%

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