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Results: Differences General ✘Sotos syndrome✘Lawrence-Moon-Bardet-Bidl syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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macroglossia 50% —
retinitis pigmentosa — 89%
rapid growth 47% —
lawrence-moon-bardet-bidl syndrome — 85%
anomalies of tongue 45% —
retinitis — 78%
size of pituitary gland is increase 42% —
lawrence-moon-beadle syndrome — 77%
can't tell 41% —
dystrophy — 76%
changing the size of body parts 40% —
polydactyly — 76%
marshall syndrome 40% —
myopic chorioretinitis — 73%
curvature of the spine 37% —
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities — 72%
pituitary gland diseases 37% —
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities — 62%
heart defect 35% —
agenesis of the corpus callosum — 61%
acromegaly 34% —
hypogonadism — 60%
gigantism 33% —
congenital myopia — 59%
history of surgery 32% —
senile hyperopia — 55%
orbital hypertelorism 32% —
fundus arteries narrowed — 53%
eye development abnormalities 31% —
vitamin c increased — 51%
delayed motor development 31% —
up vascular mesh — 51%
closed 29% —
limited vocabulary — 50%
mental all 29% —
not mindfulness — 50%
shortening of limbs 29% —
obesity — 50%
in the genus mental illness 29% —
inflammation — 49%
onset of illness 29% —
teacher — 49%
intellectual disabilities in children 28% —
progressive myopia — 49%
big head 28% —
hyperopia — 48%
delay in physical development 28% —
deformity of the toes — 48%
nose large eyes 28% —
patient is motionless — 48%
stunting 27% —
astigmatism — 48%
difficult childhood 27% —
brachydactyly — 48%
smart baby 27% —
diabetes mellitus — 47%
patient's condition 27% —
deformity of the fingers — 47%
no discharge 27% —
obesity on the stomach — 46%
very correct 26% —
metabolic disorder — 46%
growth disorders in children 26% —
neurological disorders — 45%
delay of mental development 26% —
abdominal obesity — 45%
shortened cycle 25% —
anomalies of kidney development — 44%
large child 25% —
fat deposits — 43%
lot of operations in small things 24% —
skeletal deformity — 42%
cognitive disorders 24% —
deformity of fingers — 42%
high height 24% —
strabismus — 42%
psychologist 23% —
myopia — 42%
gradual deterioration of the condition 23% —
shortening of legs — 41%
heart dysfunction 21% —
deformity of the foot — 41%
damage to the nervous system 21% —
cataract — 40%
childhood diseases 45% 30%
speech absence — 40%
angiopathy of the retina — 40%
cholesterolemia — 39%
lowered — 39%
decreased intelligence — 39%
hyperlipidemia — 39%
curvature of the legs — 38%
ataxia — 37%
s eyes cloudy — 37%
will not work — 37%
weight change — 37%
syndactyly 32% 68%
speech slurred — 36%
impaired coordination — 35%
decreased concentration of attention — 35%
arterial occlusion — 35%
visual impairment — 34%
overweight — 34%
convulsions — 33%
helps others — 33%
control issues — 32%
angiopathy — 31%
recovery period — 31%
stage of recovery — 31%
there are no complaints — 30%
oncology — 28%
delayed speech development 26% 53%
mental retardation 36% 53%
children's speech 35% 52%
lags behind in the development 44% 57%
bone deformation 34% 36%

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