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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Pyromania✘Exhibitionism
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Measurements at the reception 8%(0)9%(0)
Diagnoses and prescriptions 10%(0)—
Neurologist's examination —7%(0)
Sex hormones —6%(1)
Infection tests —5%(0)
MRI of the organ —5%(0)
General inspection —5%(0)
CT of the organ —4%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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burns 73% —
masturbation — 37%
pyromania 50% —
sexual arousal — 30%
stubborn stubborn 33% —
aggressive — 28%
loves fire 32% —
exhibitionism — 27%
sociopath 31% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 27%
changeable mood 28% —
fear of fright — 16%
deviant behavior of adolescents 22% —
shows genitals — 15%
emotional 30% 7%
sexualized child behavior — 14%
mood disorder 21% —
mental shock — 13%
volitional disorders 20% —
fright — 13%
psychopathy 19% —
still sexual fantasies — 10%
organic dementia in children 19% —
stress — 10%
hallucinations 18% —
paraphilia — 10%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 18% —
shamelessness — 9%
delinquent behavior 18% —
nervous shock — 9%
obsessive thoughts 17% —
copies the behavior — 9%
despotism 17% —
emotional child — 9%
needs attention 17% —
illness from stress — 8%
up strong 17% —
inquisitive — 8%
loves nature 17% —
fear cannot make a decision — 8%
frustration 17% —
stereotypia — 8%
the feeling of madness 16% —
violence in childhood — 8%
head protests 16% —
effects of shock — 8%
gambling 15% —
fear of violence — 8%
dementia 15% —
parents divorce — 8%
alcoholic psychosis 15% —
intoxication of alcohol — 7%
nervousness 14% —
consequences of psychotrauma — 7%
delirium 14% —
desire to be the center of attention — 7%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 14% —
aggressive child — 7%
destructive 14% —
decreased libido — 7%
infectious psychoses 14% —
shock states of various genesis — 6%
unconscious state 14% —
neuroses in children — 6%
cruelty 13% —
emotional tension — 6%
confusion of consciousness 13% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 6%
risk desire 13% —
impaired nervous system function — 6%
thinks about the bad 13% —
tingling — 6%
lowered 13% —
indecision — 6%
loves himself 13% —
smart baby — 6%
desire for alcohol 13% —
no children — 6%
enthusiastic 13% —
the effects of anxiety — 6%
need for alcohol 13% —
head injury — 6%
impulsiveness 24% 9%
general tension — 6%
euphoria 12% —
consequences of infection — 5%
grumpy 12% —
anxiety — 5%
greed 11% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 5%
refuses to help 11% —
neurosis — 5%
childish behavior 11% —
cognitive disorders — 5%
immaturity 11% —
childhood diseases 8% 8%
mental tension 11% —
alcoholism 11% —
foolishness 11% —
decreased intelligence 11% —
the need for security 11% —
will not work 10% —
thoughts about the disease 10% —
effects of puberty 10% —
infantile 10% —
refuses treatment 10% —
criticality 10% —
alcohol dependence 10% —
does not tolerate pain 10% —
madness 21% 9%
attacks of pain 9% —
control issues 9% —
consequences of injuries 9% —
destructive behavior 14% 5%
history of surgery 7% —
dissocial personality disorder 7% —
mental retardation 15% 8%
consequences of taking medications 11% 4%
lags behind in the development 13% 7%
low self-esteem 11% 6%
thalamic syndrome 11% 6%
trauma 8% 4%
organic brain damage 9% 5%

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