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Results: Differences General ✘Febrile seizures in children✘Amaurotic idiocy
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Distinctive symptoms
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high temperature 29% —
idiocy — 67%
convulsions 62% 36%
mental retardation 6% 46%
febrile convulsions in children 16% —
visual impairment 4% 42%
convulsions in the anamnesis 14% —
shudders from sharp sounds — 38%
epilepsy in children 12% —
i'm being watched — 37%
feeling of heat 12% —
sharpness decreased vision — 36%
epilepsy in the morning 11% —
blindness 6% 41%
cramps at night 11% —
retinal dystrophy — 35%
twitching limbs 10% —
optic nerve atrophy — 34%
delayed speech development 10% —
blurred vision 2% 36%
children's speech 10% —
number of miscarriages is reduced — 34%
hypoglycemia 9% —
fine-grained — 33%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 9% —
cerebellar ataxia — 33%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 9% —
vegetative vascular dystonia 3% 35%
fainting 9% —
deafness — 32%
temporal lobe epilepsy 9% —
athetosis — 31%
meningoencephalitis 9% —
niemann-pick disease — 31%
cramps in the legs 9% —
metachromatic leukodystrophy — 31%
high height 9% —
hyperacusis — 30%
angelman syndrome 9% —
hyperkinesis 3% 33%
rasmussen's encephalitis 9% —
hearing impaired — 29%
dravet syndrome 9% —
childhood diseases 8% 36%
hyperthermia 9% —
retinitis pigmentosa — 28%
difficult childhood 9% —
needs understanding — 28%
cysticercosis 9% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) — 28%
focal cortical dysplasia 9% —
acute hearing — 27%
aura 8% —
progressive myopia — 27%
tuberous sclerosis 8% —
tetraparesis — 27%
brain development abnormalities 8% —
early miscarriage — 27%
small epileptic seizure 8% —
damage to the nervous system 8% 34%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 8% —
sweating of the whole body — 26%
epileptic psychosis 8% —
dystrophy — 26%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 8% —
noise irritates — 26%
diarrhea during teething 8% —
retinitis — 25%
epilepsy in a dream 8% —
paresis of the hand — 25%
twitching of the body 8% —
chorea — 25%
epileptic status 8% —
acrocyanosis — 25%
disorders of consciousness 8% —
neurological disorders 5% 30%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 8% —
ataxia 4% 29%
twitching of the hands 8% —
paresis of legs — 24%
intoxication 8% —
multiple sclerosis — 24%
childhood absentee epilepsy 8% —
slow onset of the disease — 24%
g40 9 unspecified epilepsy 8% —
impaired coordination 4% 27%
tiki in children 8% —
no children 6% 29%
neonatal convulsions 8% —
myopia — 23%
twitching of the head 8% —
shaky gait — 23%
epilepsy in pregnant women 8% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 6% 29%
attacks of pain 8% —
dyslipidemia — 23%
cramps of the hands 8% —
impaired spleen function — 23%
generalized epilepsy 7% —
lipoidosis — 23%
epilepsy in childhood 7% —
cognitive disorders 5% 28%
connective tissue dysplasia 7% —
infantile 6% 29%
periodic illness 7% —
epilepsy 11% 34%
consequences of infection 7% —
increased profuse sweating — 22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 7% —
severe sweating — 22%
look absent 7% —
paresis 5% 27%
biotinidase deficiency 7% —
lags behind in the development 5% 26%
consequences of head injury 7% —
muscle weakness 5% 26%
imbalance 7% —
myoclonic epilepsy 8% 29%
wound 7% —
worse when walking — 21%
sluggish baby 7% —
vascular spasm — 21%
sudden onset 7% —
inflammation of the eyes — 21%
mitochondrial myopathy 7% —
loss of balance — 21%
autism 7% —
up vascular mesh — 20%
epilepsy at night 7% —
sensitive child 3% 22%
postencephalitic syndrome 7% —
lowered 7% 26%
impaired venous function 7% —
increased 7% 26%
clonic cramps 7% —
nystagmus 4% 23%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 7% —
sweating is increased — 19%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 7% —
history of surgery 7% 26%
cysticercosis of the brain 7% —
abortions 3% 21%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 7% —
miscarriage 4% 22%
focal epilepsy 7% —
spasms in the body 7% 25%
cramps in the extremities 7% —
short height 2% 20%
viral encephalitis 7% —
metabolic disorder 8% 26%
boring guy 7% —
epilepsy attacks 11% 29%
hemiparesis 7% —
twitches eyelid 6% 24%
convulsions in sleep 7% —
twitching of the upper eyelid 6% 24%
learning difficulties 7% —
obesity 3% 20%
tonic-clonic convulsions 7% —
tremor 4% 21%
perinatal encephalopathy 7% —
pedantry 3% 20%
hemorrhagic stroke 6% —
growth disorders in children 4% 21%
traumatic brain injury 6% —
effects of puberty 4% 21%
encephalopathy 6% —
low body temperature 5% 21%
acidosis 6% —
age 4 years 6% 22%
the body is not his 6% —
history of brain surgery 6% 22%
brain tumors 6% —
onset of illness 7% 23%
traumatic illness 6% —
cytomegalovirus 5% 21%
positive 6% —
tonic convulsions 11% 26%
impulsiveness 6% —
shudders from the noise — 15%
west 's syndrome 6% —
stiffness in the joints 5% 19%
head tumor 6% —
family man 5% 19%
fear of illness 6% —
tics 9% 23%
delay of mental development 6% —
weakness after illness 5% 18%
head surgery 6% —
leukoencephalitis 8% 20%
encephalitis 6% —
up circulatory disorders 5% 17%
acute head injury 6% —
angiopathy 5% 17%
nervous excitability 6% —
impaired arterial function 4% 16%
increased motor activity 6% —
organic brain damage 8% 19%
open person 6% —
patient's condition 4% 15%

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