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Results: Differences Similar ✘Epileptic encephalopathy in children✘Aphasia
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Distinctive symptoms
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epilepsy in children 76% —
stroke — 84%
twitching of the upper eyelid 75% —
lethargy — 82%
twitches eyelid 74% —
loses thought — 78%
tics 71% —
speech slurred 39% 100%
epileptiform seizures 71% —
time to do anything says slowly — 59%
focal epilepsy 66% —
forgetfulness — 57%
epilepsy attacks 64% —
lost in familiar places — 56%
epilepsy 62% —
memory lapses — 56%
clonic cramps 59% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 55%
regidity laughs for no reason 59% —
up circulatory disorders — 54%
cries for no reason 59% —
motor aphasia — 54%
now crying now laughing 56% —
dynamic aphasia — 51%
epileptic status 56% —
hypoxia — 50%
porencephaly 56% —
sensory aphasia — 49%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 56% —
efferent motor aphasia — 49%
epilepsy in pregnant women 56% —
angiopathy — 47%
aggressive 53% —
afferent motor aphasia — 46%
epilepsy at night 53% —
acoustic-mnestic aphasia — 46%
dyspraxia 52% —
atrial fibrillation — 46%
aggressive child 51% —
lags behind in the development — 45%
spasm 51% —
acoustic-gnostic aphasia — 45%
propionic acidemia 49% —
delayed speech development — 45%
generalized epilepsy 49% —
paraphasia — 44%
emotional 49% —
total aphasia — 44%
encephalopathy 64% 15%
hearing impaired — 44%
methylmalonic aciduria 47% —
semantic aphasia — 43%
dravet syndrome 47% —
agrammatism — 40%
early myoclonic encephalopathy 47% —
recovery period — 38%
non-ketotic hyperglycinemia 47% —
logorrhea — 38%
tearfulness 46% —
embolophrasia — 30%
angelman syndrome 46% —
subdural hematoma — 28%
aicardi syndrome 45% —
amnesic aphasia — 28%
west 's syndrome 45% —
stamping gait — 27%
twitching with fever 45% —
traumatic brain injury — 27%
causeless laughter 45% —
apoplexy — 27%
gestures expressed 45% —
head injury — 26%
psychological suppression 44% —
thrombosis — 26%
alcoholic epilepsy 43% —
anamnesis ischemic stroke — 26%
hypothalamic hamartoma 43% —
organic brain damage 45% 71%
laughter through tears 43% —
hypertensive cerebral crisis — 26%
tiki in children 42% —
children's aphasia — 25%
focal cortical dysplasia 42% —
hematoma — 25%
intracranial birth trauma 42% —
primary progressive aphasia — 25%
tearful anxiety 42% —
choking while eating — 24%
akinetic crisis 42% —
rheumatic myositis — 24%
infantile 41% —
forgets words — 24%
perinatal encephalopathy 41% —
gaye-wernicke syndrome — 24%
childhood absentee epilepsy 41% —
difficult understanding — 23%
happy 40% —
stuttering in speech — 23%
febrile convulsions 40% —
dysprosody — 23%
convulsions tonic 60% 18%
encephalitis — 23%
tract crying attacks 39% —
replacing sounds — 23%
epilepsy in a dream 39% —
rheumatic myocarditis — 23%
myoclonic epilepsy 39% —
brain tumor — 22%
changing handwriting 39% —
impaired understanding of speech — 22%
better in summer 38% —
dysarthria in children — 22%
frequent eructation 38% —
stuttering — 22%
tearfulness in the child 38% —
needs understanding — 21%
moody child 37% —
leukoencephalitis — 21%
childhood diseases 51% 12%
obvisit — 21%
sleep disorders in children 36% —
echolalia — 21%
tonic-clonic seizures 36% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 21%
epilepsy in childhood 36% —
grandmother veins — 21%
mood disorder 36% —
problems with studying — 21%
cramp and spasm 36% —
limited vocabulary — 21%
autism 36% —
acute head injury — 20%
cramps at night 35% —
talks about business — 20%
restless child 34% —
head injury in anamnesis — 20%
age 4 years 34% —
history of hemorrhagic stroke — 20%
pregnancy 34% —
alalia — 20%
absent-mindedness 33% —
ligament injury — 19%
passive smoking 32% —
hearing loss in children — 19%
refusal to drink 32% —
choking — 19%
emotional child 32% —
heart disease in relatives — 19%
convulsive syndrome in children 32% —
rheumatism — 18%
congestion belching 31% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 18%
relaxation 31% —
alzheimer's disease — 18%
complications of childbirth 31% —
nose auditory hallucinations — 18%
effects of smoking 30% —
brain abscess — 18%
consequences of taking medications 43% 11%
discirculatory encephalopathy — 18%
pregnancy complications 29% —
transient ischemic attack — 18%
muscle hypertonus 29% —
chronic granulomatous disease — 17%
leg cramps 29% —
myocarditis — 17%
nervous excitability 29% —
says the same — 17%
nervousness 28% —
pressure in the head — 17%
consumes alcohol 28% —
speech absence — 17%
motor activity 28% —
dysarthria — 17%
disorders of consciousness 27% —
need for movement — 16%
decreased concentration 27% —
ischemic stroke — 16%
early development 27% —
dementia — 16%
consequences of physical exertion 27% —
head tumor — 16%
irritability 27% —
vascular sclerosis — 16%
smokes 26% —
myositis — 16%
poor sleep 26% —
hallucinations — 16%
general loss of strength 26% —
increased intracranial pressure — 16%
general intoxication syndrome 26% —
acute injury — 15%
damage to the nervous system 52% 25%
need for activity — 15%
metabolic disorder 25% —
vitamin c deficiency — 15%
palpitations 25% —
a history of trauma — 15%
quickly gets tired 25% —
congenital heart — 15%

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