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Results: Differences General ✘Septooptic dysplasia✘Olivopontocerebellar degeneration
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Distinctive symptoms
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optic nerve atrophy 98% —
cerebellar ataxia — 67%
holoprosencephaly 96% —
hyperkinesis — 60%
hypopituitarism 88% —
ataxia — 59%
mental retardation 85% —
impaired coordination — 55%
hormonal disorders 84% —
paresis — 55%
delayed puberty 83% —
tremor — 53%
septooptic dysplasia 78% —
head tremor — 48%
convulsions 75% —
adiadochokinesis — 48%
epilepsy attacks 69% —
ophthalmoplegia — 47%
severe myopia 69% —
olive tree — 46%
blindness 68% —
multisystem atrophy — 44%
epilepsy 66% —
damage to the nervous system — 43%
deficit of stg 65% —
agitated depression — 42%
up imbecility 65% —
paralytic syndrome — 41%
nystagmus 95% 30%
shuffling gait — 41%
lags behind in the development 61% —
muscle weakness — 40%
convulsions in the anamnesis 61% —
parkinson's disease — 40%
epilepsy in childhood 60% —
dementia — 39%
dwarfism 60% —
tremor when moving — 38%
epilepsy in children 58% —
trembling in the extremities — 38%
convulsive syndrome in children 57% —
anxious thoughts — 38%
strabismus 56% —
hallucinations — 38%
cerebral palsy 56% —
difficult to swallow — 37%
childhood diseases 55% —
cerebellar dysarthria — 36%
intellectual disabilities in children 53% —
anxiety with agitation — 36%
smart baby 52% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 36%
history medical mother's 52% —
chanted speech — 36%
visual impairment 78% 24%
paresis of the facial nerve — 35%
growth disorders in children 51% —
walks fast — 35%
hypoglycemia 51% —
cheerful — 35%
stunting 51% —
he doesn't want — 35%
jaundice 50% —
secondary parkinsonism — 34%
effects of puberty 49% —
tremor of the limb — 34%
underdevelopment 46% —
abasia — 34%
psychologist 44% —
progressive myopia — 34%
blood diseases 38% —
skin anesthesia — 34%
nystagmus horizontal 75% 40%
progressive paralysis — 33%
myopia 55% 30%
history of surgery — 33%
patient's condition 52% 28%
progressive bulbar paralysis — 33%
cognitive disorders 67% 44%
clumsiness — 33%
lowered 62% 43%
weakness after illness — 32%
paralysis 47% 43%
anxiety attack — 32%
anesthesia — 32%
bright eyes — 32%
retinal dystrophy — 31%
can't hold urine — 31%
difficulty walking — 31%
slowness of movement — 31%
emotional — 31%
shaky gait — 30%
rashes on his legs — 30%
urinary incontinence — 30%
fears of anxiety — 29%
dysarthria — 29%
Common symptoms are weakness — 29%
angiopathy of the retina — 28%
weakness in the extremities — 28%
agitation — 28%
confusion of thoughts — 28%
loses thought — 28%
decreased intelligence — 28%
loss of balance — 27%
fear of illness — 27%
worse when walking — 27%
very correct — 27%
speech slurred — 25%
n — 25%
asymmetry — 25%
general weakness — 25%
worse from movement — 25%
disorders of consciousness — 25%
dystrophy — 24%
confusion of consciousness — 24%
anxiety — 24%
papules — 24%
not enough time — 24%
unspecified mental disorders — 23%
mood disorder — 23%
angiopathy — 21%
drug disease — 21%
consequences of taking medications — 20%
increased — 19%
neurological disorders 41% 44%

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