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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences Similar Afferent motor aphasiaPhysiological dyslalia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 27%(0)14%(0)
MRI of the organ 30%(0)
CT of the organ 28%(0)
MRI of the brain 24%(0)
Neurologist's examination 24%(0)
CT scan of the brain 23%(0)
CT of the head 23%(0)
General inspection 22%(0)
Infection tests 20%(0)
Sex hormones 9%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
motor aphasia 88%
physiological dyslalia 48%
aphasia 67%
mitigation defect 31%
left-handed 57%
functional dyslalia 26%
talks about death 57%
preschool age 21%
dyslexia 54%
distortion of sounds 21%
mistakes when writing 51%
reads poetry 21%
right-sided hemiparesis 51%
anomalies of language 19%
stroke 50%
bilingualism in children 19%
embolophrasia 46%
stuttering in children 17%
coprolalia 45%
ringing defect 17%
intracerebral hematoma 45%
rotacism 16%
medulloblastoma 45%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 16%
brain abscess 45%
childhood diseases 15%
hematoma 44%
taciturnity 15%
acoustic-mnestic aphasia 44%
dysarthria in children 15%
logorrhea 44%
sigmatism 15%
acoustic-gnostic aphasia 43%
A child's voice 15%
speech slurred 55% 10%
alalia 14%
dynamic aphasia 42%
bite wrong 14%
errors in speech and writing 42%
child screams 14%
paraphasia 42%
nasal 14%
injury 40%
stupor 13%
metachromatic leukodystrophy 40%
age 4 years 13%
inflammation 39%
anomalies of teeth 13%
astrocytoma 39%
childish behavior 11%
hemorrhagic stroke 39%
smart baby 11%
apoplexy 38%
infantile 11%
brain injury 38%
foolishness 11%
agrammatism 38%
time of year 10%
spinal cord edema 38%
patient is motionless 10%
subdural hematoma 36%
underdevelopment 10%
impaired understanding of speech 36%
traumatic illness 10%
repeats the words 36%
patient behavior 9%
sensory aphasia 36%
pregnancy 9%
hearing impaired 36%
impaired arterial function 36%
oncology 35%
dysarthria 49% 12%
peak's disease 34%
swelling after injury 34%
injuries 34%
abscess 34%
cerebral vascular aneurysms 34%
hemiparesis 33%
glioma 33%
changes in the blood 33%
papules 33%
brain cancer 32%
consequences of injuries 32%
alzheimer's disease 31%
stage of recovery 30%
recovery period 30%
angiopathy 30%
damage to the nervous system 30%
cns tumors 29%
neuroinfections 29%
blood diseases 28%
consequences of taking medications 28%
high intelligence 28%
swelling of the brain 28%
acceleration of movements 28%
-doubt needs support 28%
lipoidosis 28%
bruise 28%
ischemic stroke 28%
encephalitis 27%
dementia 27%
brain tumors 27%
head tumor 27%
aneurysm 27%
vascular spasm 27%
head injury 26%
forced situation 26%
traumatic brain injury 26%
perception 26%
inflammation of the brain 26%
general swelling does 25%
brain tumor 25%
leukoencephalitis 25%
cerebral circulation disorder 25%
serious condition 24%
organic brain damage 24%
paresis 24%
metabolic disorder 23%
thrombosis 23%
spasm 23%
psychologist 23%
hypoxia 23%
up circulatory disorders 22%
cancer 22%
consequences of infection 21%
swelling 21%
stuttering in speech 38% 16%
stuttering 37% 15%
errors in speech 36% 15%
patient's condition 19%
speech absence 28% 12%

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