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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Diogenes syndromeDelirium of greatness
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 17%(0)
MRI of the organ 12%(0)
Measurements at the reception 6%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 75%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
outbursts of anger 75%
delirium 84%
pathological hoarding 74%
desire to be the center of attention 73%
aggressive 100% 26%
boasts 59%
likes order 71%
obvisit 56%
hemorrhoids 57%
stubborn stubborn 54%
irritability 53%
arrogance 50%
irritability during 53%
desire to control 39%
apathy 53%
loves praise 39%
sloppy 48%
looking for recognition 39%
shamelessness 43%
accusation of others 38%
emotional 61% 16%
megalomania 35%
impressionability 41%
self-confident 34%
responsible 41%
suspiciousness 31%
exhaustion 36%
touchy 30%
aversion to dirt 30%
impulsiveness 27%
closed 30%
obsessive thoughts 17% 43%
aversion to the smells 28%
imperious 21%
alert 25%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 20%
angry easily 25%
striving for leadership 19%
love for people 25%
progressive paralysis 19%
psychologist 24%
confusion of consciousness 18%
changeable mood 39% 15%
philosopher 17%
feeling of dirt 22%
confident 17%
angry irritable 22%
hyperactive 16%
aggression on yourself 21%
inadequate behavior 16%
dissatisfaction with life 21%
fidgety 16%
stims 21%
split personality 15%
squeamishness 21%
bipolar disorder 15%
organic mood disorder 21%
paralysis 14%
toxic encephalopathy 20%
euphoria 14%
sociopath 20%
longing 13%
feeling of isolation 20%
manic depressive psychosis 13%
accumulates things 20%
mental shock 13%
constant feeling of anxiety 18%
frivolity 13%
grumpy 18%
thalamic syndrome 13%
obsessive movements 18%
nervous shock 13%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 18%
cheerful 12%
very anxious 18%
fright 12%
more often in old age 17%
alternating symptoms 12%
bitterness 17%
hallucinations 12%
neuroinfections 17%
causeless anxiety 12%
stereotypia 16%
volitional disorders 12%
decreased intelligence 16%
overexcitation of the psyche 12%
refuses to help 16%
schizophrenia 25% 37%
history of brain surgery 16%
suspicion 14% 26%
encephalitis 16%
pseudodementia 11%
head injury 15%
family man 11%
cognitive disorders 15%
paranoia 11%
traumatic brain injury 15%
sleep intermittent 10%
encephalopathy 15%
in the genus mental illness 10%
criticality 14%
hears voices 10%
leukoencephalitis 14%
illusions 10%
neurosis 14%
up strong 10%
damage to the nervous system 25% 10%
absent-mindedness 10%
intoxication 13%
syphilis 9%
trauma 12%
anxiety 14% 23%
consequences of taking medications 20% 6%
open person 9%
blood diseases 12%
mixed anxious 9%
dementia 23% 9%
variable symptoms 9%
recovery period 18% 7%
thoughts about the disease 9%
stage of recovery 18% 7%
depression anxiety 9%
drug disease 17% 7%
depression 8%
peak's disease 19% 11%
I can't be alone 8%
history of surgery 16% 9%
childhood diseases 7%
greed 15% 9%
impaired lung function 7%
destructive behavior 14% 8%
imbalance 7%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 14% 8%
onset of illness 7%
traumatic illness 14% 8%
stress 7%
attacks of pain 13% 7%
mood disorder 14% 17%
lowered 11% 6%
increased 11% 11%

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