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Results: Differences General ✘Binswanger 's disease✘Mental retardation
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Distinctive symptoms
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loss of balance 29% —
lags behind in the development 8% 49%
pronounced forgetfulness 29% —
delayed speech development — 41%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 26% —
children's speech — 37%
encephalopathy 25% —
autism — 21%
discirculatory encephalopathy 25% —
speech absence — 14%
decreased cholinesterase 25% —
delay in physical development — 8%
microinfarction 25% —
cerebral palsy — 8%
dementia with lewy bodies 25% —
childish behavior — 6%
abasia 25% —
cretinism — 6%
primary progressive aphasia 24% —
idiocy — 6%
dementia 30% 4%
fidgety — 6%
hypertension 24% —
mental retardation easy — 6%
increased cholinesterase 24% —
up imbecility — 6%
volitional disorders 29% 3%
consequences of vaccinations — 6%
grandmother diabetes mellitus 24% —
mental retardation — 6%
essential hypertension 23% —
hyperactive — 6%
can't hold urine 23% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 5%
paraphasia 23% —
down syndrome — 5%
arrhythmia attacks 23% —
there is little will — 5%
permanent arrhythmia 23% —
underdevelopment — 5%
slow walking 23% —
infantile — 5%
frontotemporal dementia 23% —
smart baby — 5%
senile dementia 26% 1%
foolishness — 5%
slowness of movement 26% 1%
delayed motor development — 5%
urinary incontinence 22% —
pregnancy — 5%
impaired coordination 26% 2%
childhood diseases 5% 10%
forgetfulness 26% 2%
phenylketonuria — 5%
memory impairment 26% 2%
learning difficulties — 4%
memory of the past 21% —
hyperactive child — 4%
myocardial infarction 21% —
emotional child — 4%
caution 21% —
2 children — 4%
stroke 21% —
alalia — 4%
moves his legs in his sleep 21% —
delayed puberty — 3%
mood disorder 25% 2%
schizophrenia in children — 3%
takes antidepressants 21% —
pathological fantasy syndrome in children — 3%
loss of work 24% 1%
desire for physical activity — 3%
better from drinking water 20% —
confused in numbers — 3%
angiopathy 23% 1%
egocentric — 3%
postural instability 20% —
schizophrenia — 3%
hyperhomocysteinemia 20% —
toxoplasmosis — 3%
hypertension atherosclerosis 20% —
requires increased attention — 3%
impaired nervous system function 23% 1%
extreme — 3%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 23% 1%
aggressive child — 3%
restless legs 19% —
large child — 3%
depression apathy 19% —
limited vocabulary — 3%
laughter through tears 19% —
dysmetabolic nephropathy — 3%
diabetes mellitus 19% —
mental retardation secondary — 3%
polypragmasy 19% —
microcephaly — 3%
shuffling gait 19% —
segawa syndrome — 3%
forgets things 19% —
urolithiasis in children — 3%
slow onset of the disease 22% 1%
aggression on yourself — 3%
brain damage 24% 4%
indifference to children — 2%
mental all 25% 5%
grumpy — 2%
decreased intelligence 23% 3%
medical examination — 2%
neurological disorders 24% 4%
rett syndrome — 2%
cerebral circulation disorder 22% 2%
height is low — 2%
repeated stroke 18% —
a grumpy child — 2%
impaired arterial function 22% 2%
gothic sky — 2%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 22% 2%
resentment against yourself — 2%
asks questions 18% —
violation of sensory integration — 2%
moves in a dream 18% —
no children — 2%
vascular parkinsonism 18% —
a lot of resentment — 2%
hypoxia 21% 1%
kidney stones — 2%
lost in familiar places 18% —
low level of health — 2%
emotionally unstable personality disorder 17% —
anxiety with agitation — 2%
sleeping undressed 17% —
wolf-hirshhorn syndrome — 2%
more often in old age 17% —
child masturbation — 2%
responsive 17% —
nephropathy — 2%
inadequate behavior 17% —
fickle appetite — 2%
visual hallucinations 17% —
fears of anxiety — 2%
patient's gait is spastic 17% —
crystalluria — 2%
sleeps during the day 17% —
art syndrome — 2%
high cholesterol hypertension 17% —
consequences of childbirth — 2%
need a nap 17% —
crying from fear — 2%
absent-mindedness 17% —
lactase deficiency — 2%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 17% —
angry child — 2%
organic brain damage 21% 2%
weakness after sleep — 2%
agrammatism 21% 2%
balanced — 2%
up circulatory disorders 21% 2%
involuntary movements — 2%
changeable mood 22% 3%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 2%
arrhythmia 20% 1%
strong resentment — 2%
emotional 24% 5%
everyone looks at her — 2%
CHD 19% 1%
akathisia — 2%
primary hypercholesterolemia 16% —
they don't concentrate well — 2%
homocysteine 19% 1%
motor alalia — 2%
depression is strong 16% —
1 pregnancy — 2%
hysteria 16% —
clonic cramps — 2%
vitamin b12 reduction2 16% —
angelman syndrome — 2%
neurogenic pain 16% —
tubulopathy — 2%
does not remember names 16% —
sense of responsibility — 2%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 16% —
prader - willi syndrome — 2%
speaks poorly 16% —
nervous shock — 2%
supraventricular arrhythmia 16% —
bulimia in children — 2%
dizziness when getting 16% —
bouts of irritability — 2%
impaired understanding of speech 20% 2%
frustration — 2%
aphasia 16% —
caring for the family — 2%
heart dysfunction 20% 2%
heart defects in pregnant women — 2%
mild cognitive impairment 20% 2%
williams syndrome — 2%
acute condition 19% 1%
syphilis in children — 2%
anxiety 20% 2%
mental shock — 2%

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