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Results: Differences Similar ✘Convulsive syndrome in children✘Pneumonia in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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tics 63% —
atypical pneumonia — 65%
epilepsy in children 48% —
cough — 52%
epilepsy 50% 7%
sputum — 51%
epilepsy attacks 46% 5%
acute pneumonia — 50%
childhood diseases 56% 19%
frequent colds — 40%
facial tics 30% —
cough wet — 39%
epileptiform seizures 27% —
pulmonary mycoplasmosis — 36%
epilepsy at night 22% —
pneumonia in newborns — 33%
delayed speech development 21% —
mucous sputum — 31%
impulsiveness 19% —
streptococcal pneumonia — 31%
epilepsy in a dream 18% —
mycoplasma — 30%
convulsions in sleep 18% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 29%
desire for fried 18% —
pneumococcal infection — 29%
frequent blinking 17% —
pleurisy in children — 29%
epilepsy in the morning 17% —
pleurisy — 29%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 16% —
pneumonia in childhood — 28%
hydrocephalus 16% —
nosocomial pneumonia — 27%
jealousy 16% —
respiratory failure in a child — 27%
lags behind in the development 16% —
viral pneumonia 3% 30%
head hot 14% —
bacterial pneumonia 3% 29%
febrile convulsions 14% —
pneumonia in children 4% 30%
cramps at night 13% —
effects of pneumonia — 26%
mental retardation 13% —
bronchitis — 26%
convulsions tonic 12% —
lung abscess — 25%
childhood absentee epilepsy 12% —
interstitial pneumonia — 25%
neonatal seizures 12% —
lower respiratory tract infections — 25%
cerebral circulation disorder 12% —
flu 3% 28%
organic brain damage 12% —
pneumonia with sepsis 3% 28%
convulsive syndrome in children 11% —
respiratory insufficiency 2% 26%
clonic cramps 11% —
legionellosis — 24%
twitching of the body 11% —
bronchitis in children — 24%
tonic-clonic seizures 11% —
hemophilic infection — 24%
convulsions in the anamnesis 11% —
chronic pneumonia — 24%
focal epilepsy 11% —
chlamydial pneumonia — 24%
cramps of the hands 11% —
lingering pneumonia — 24%
cramps in the extremities 10% —
lung gangrene — 23%
postencephalitic syndrome 10% —
bronchopneumonia — 23%
cramp and spasm 10% —
parainfluenza — 23%
generalized epilepsy 10% —
ARVI 3% 26%
brain development abnormalities 10% —
sepsis 3% 25%
eye tic 10% —
small bubbly wheezes — 22%
hypoglycemia 9% —
treatment with antibiotics — 22%
epilepsy in childhood 9% —
segmental pneumonia — 22%
neuroinfections 9% —
type of breathing chest — 22%
decreased calcium 9% —
croup pneumonia — 21%
hypomagnesemia 9% —
intrauterine pneumonia — 21%
meningoencephalitis 8% —
pulmonary edema — 21%
rasmussen's encephalitis 8% —
hypercapnia — 21%
mental retardation 8% —
wet wheezing — 21%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 8% —
metapneumovirus infection — 21%
decreased magnesium 8% —
bacteremia 3% 24%
cysticercosis 8% —
nose flu 4% 24%
small epileptic seizure 8% —
wheezing when breathing — 20%
dravet syndrome 8% —
leukocytosis — 20%
angelman syndrome 8% —
immunodeficiency — 20%
sudden onset 8% —
impaired lung function 4% 24%
acute head injury 8% —
alcoholic liver disease — 19%
obsessive movements 8% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 19%
viral meningoencephalitis 8% —
acute bronchitis — 19%
leg cramps 8% —
wheezing in the lungs — 19%
cerebral palsy 8% —
bubbling breath — 19%
head injury 8% —
croup cough — 18%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 8% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 18%
large child 8% —
pain chest — 18%
apnea 8% —
acute bronchiolitis — 18%
traumatic brain injury 8% —
hydrothorax — 18%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 7% —
sleep disorders in the baby — 18%
nervous the child 7% —
lung pain — 17%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 7% —
tracheal bronchus — 17%
acute injury 7% —
chest pain when breathing — 17%
myoclonic epilepsy 7% —
shortness — 17%
epilepsy in pregnant women 7% —
intoxication 7% 24%
epileptic status 7% —
cystic — 17%
big head 7% —
chest pain when coughing — 17%
twitching of the hands 7% —
croup — 16%
happy 7% —
pain when breathing — 16%
hyperthermia 7% —
interstitial lung diseases — 16%
epileptic psychosis 7% —
pain in the pleura — 16%
lissencephaly 7% —
cough with shortness — 16%
neurosis 7% —
rusty sputum — 16%
fainting 7% —
bronchiectatic disease — 16%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 7% —
swelling of the wings of the nose — 16%
focal cortical dysplasia 7% —
bubbling cough — 16%
tiki in children 7% —
empyema of the pleura — 16%
brain tumor 7% —
covid — 16%
twitching of the head 7% —
chronic respiratory failure — 16%
of the head established magnesium deficiency 7% —
abscess 4% 20%
early closure of fontanelles 7% —
patient's condition 4% 20%
congenital listeriosis 7% —
onset of illness 4% 20%
temporal lobe epilepsy 7% —
effects of the flu 4% 20%
twitches eyelid 6% —
need for alcohol — 15%
traumatic illness 6% —
epiglottitis in children — 15%
bradycardia 6% —
phlegm in the throat — 15%
nuclear jaundice of newborns 6% —
respiratory distress syndrome — 15%
vagus nerve 6% —
often sick child — 15%
biotinidase deficiency 6% —
sinusitis children have — 15%
is not burdened 6% —
violation of pulmonary circulation — 15%
consequences of head injury 6% —
hypoplasia of the lungs — 15%
miscarriage 6% —
consequences of infection 6% 21%
teniasis 6% —
breathing cough moist — 15%

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