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Results: Differences General ✘Acoustic-mnestic aphasia✘Sensorineural hearing loss
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MRI of the brain 45%(0)4%(0)
MRI of the organ 39%(0)9%(0)
CT of the organ 38%(0)9%(0)
General inspection 41%(0)6%(0)
Neurologist's examination 32%(0)3%(0)
Angiography 32%(0)—
General blood test —26%(1)
ENT examination —14%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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paraphasia 98% —
deafness — 46%
aphasia 88% —
tinnitus — 40%
sensory aphasia 83% —
neuritis — 37%
agrammatism 72% —
sudden deafness — 22%
reads poorly 67% —
sensorineural — 21%
speech slurred 73% 9%
neuritis of the auditory nerve — 20%
hematoma 59% —
hears a noise — 18%
bad handwriting 58% —
iatrogenic ototoxicity — 17%
primary progressive aphasia 58% —
neuralgia — 17%
stroke 57% —
mumps meningitis — 16%
schilder 's leukoencephalitis 55% —
hearing loss in children — 15%
acoustic-gnostic aphasia 54% —
hereditary hearing loss — 14%
total aphasia 54% —
dizziness — 13%
inflammation of the brain 61% 5%
squeamishness — 13%
motor aphasia 51% —
ears without features — 13%
forgetfulness 58% 5%
noise in the head — 12%
brain bruised 50% —
neuralgia of the ear node — 12%
dyslexia 50% —
imbalance — 12%
makes mistakes when writing 49% —
pendred syndrome — 12%
mistakes when writing 49% —
speaks in a whisper — 12%
forgets words 48% —
waardenburg syndrome — 12%
impaired understanding of speech 48% —
viral meningitis — 12%
cognitive disorders 47% —
ringing in the head — 12%
encephalitis 51% 3%
otitis — 11%
neuroinfections 54% 6%
children's speech — 11%
brain tumor 46% —
temporal bone fracture — 11%
swelling after injury 44% —
patient's condition — 10%
metastatic brain tumors 44% —
consequences of a fracture — 10%
peak's disease 44% —
dizziness with a sharp turn of the head — 10%
cerebral circulation disorder 56% 10%
nausea when moving — 10%
hemiparesis 44% —
ear barotrauma — 10%
senile dementia 43% —
mumps — 10%
inflammation 57% 12%
meningitis — 10%
brain abscess 43% —
vestibular ataxia — 10%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 43% —
noise in the ears constant — 9%
intracerebral hematoma 42% —
eardrum is missing — 9%
organic brain damage 54% 11%
acute hearing — 9%
hears voices 41% —
paranoia — 9%
leukoencephalitis 46% 3%
neurinoma — 9%
responsible 47% 4%
suspicion — 9%
traumatic brain injury 49% 7%
dizziness when moving — 9%
head injury 48% 6%
fracture of the cervical spine — 9%
cancer 40% —
barotrauma — 9%
hypoxia 52% 11%
stuffy ears — 9%
oncology 52% 11%
noise in the head at night — 9%
swelling 39% —
better from talking — 9%
recovery period 49% 9%
childhood diseases — 9%
angiopathy 49% 9%
rubella — 9%
stage of recovery 49% 9%
a bump on the head — 9%
up circulatory disorders 49% 10%
measles — 9%
voice disorders 37% —
bone fracture — 9%
bruise 37% —
motivated face — 9%
dementia 36% —
premature babies — 8%
decreased intelligence 36% —
impaired coordination with movements — 8%
lowered 50% 13%
nausea — 8%
injury rate 43% 6%
subacute condition — 8%
trauma 46% 10%
dizziness with vomiting — 8%
metastases 33% —
alport syndrome — 8%
consequences of physical exertion 33% —
main complaint dizziness — 8%
impaired arterial function 47% 12%
heart dysfunction — 8%
constantly moving 33% —
intoxication — 8%
radiation therapy 32% —
hearing loss — 8%
general swelling does 32% —
dizziness when turning the head — 8%
meningoencephalitis 38% 4%
boring guy — 8%
paresis 32% —
memory impairment in the elderly — 8%
abscess 32% —
stickler syndrome — 8%
psychologist 31% —
refsum 's disease — 8%
vascular tumor 31% —
congenital deafness — 8%
papules 31% —
confabulation — 8%
not enough time 31% —
noise irritates — 8%
onset of illness 39% 7%
clicks in the ear — 8%
head tumor 35% 3%
impaired coordination — 8%
consequences of injuries 30% —
vomiting — 8%
hallucinations 35% 5%
dizziness with nausea — 8%
memory impairment 35% 5%
traumatic illness — 8%
says the same 38% 10%
skull fracture — 8%
changes in the blood 31% 3%
ataxia — 8%
radiation damage 31% 3%
ear injuries — 8%
damage to the nervous system 39% 12%
joint crunch — 8%
helps others 30% 3%
dizziness attacks — 8%
angioplasty 27% 4%
better to be alone — 8%
consequences of infection 28% 9%
scarlet — 8%
neurological disorders 29% 12%
acoustic trauma — 7%
blood diseases 27% 10%
head injury in anamnesis — 7%
drug disease 27% 12%
staggers to the side — 7%
consequences of taking medications 26% 12%
asymmetry — 7%
history of surgery 25% 12%
otosclerosis — 7%
increased 25% 12%
CHD — 7%
postencephalitic syndrome — 7%
noise in the head is constant — 7%
dizziness at night — 7%
nerve damage — 7%
consequences of a viral infection — 7%
adaptation disorders — 7%
cytomegalovirus infection in children — 7%
drug poisoning — 7%
psychosomatics — 7%
cytomegalovirus — 7%
elderly memory is weak — 7%
effects of poisoning — 7%
senile psychosis — 7%
cochleovestibular syndrome — 7%
suppressed emotions — 7%
traumatic neuritis — 7%
skin anesthesia — 7%
anomalies of the middle ear — 7%
fruits tinnitus at night — 7%
sudden sweating — 6%
meningococcal infection — 6%
loves family — 6%
irritability — 6%
impaired venous function — 6%

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