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Results: Differences General ✘Aphasia✘Vascular dementia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 90%8%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 13%100%
confusion of thoughts 79% 9%
cognitive disorders 11% 91%
stroke 100% 33%
encephalopathy 12% 88%
thoughts about the disease 73% 12%
dementia 29% 96%
loses thought 66% 9%
up circulatory disorders 38% 78%
inhibition 56% 9%
thinking disorders — 36%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 67% 20%
impaired arterial function 38% 73%
hearing impaired 40% —
vascular dementia — 29%
autism 39% —
affective disorders — 23%
consequences of stroke 39% —
confusion of consciousness — 22%
motor aphasia 38% —
mood disorder — 22%
comes in spite 38% —
decreased concentration of attention — 21%
dynamic aphasia 37% —
agitation — 21%
consequences of head injury 36% —
adaptation disorders — 21%
sensory aphasia 35% —
depression — 21%
efferent motor aphasia 35% —
delirium — 21%
afferent motor aphasia 34% —
madness — 21%
acoustic-mnestic aphasia 33% —
increased — 19%
acoustic-gnostic aphasia 31% —
agitated depression — 19%
total aphasia 31% —
decreased intelligence — 18%
delayed speech development 29% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 18%
agrammatism 29% —
hypertension — 18%
muscle weakness 39% 8%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres — 18%
logorrhea 27% —
neurological disorders — 18%
children's speech 27% —
emotional — 18%
forgets things 25% —
takes care of relatives — 18%
organic brain damage 51% 25%
drug disease — 17%
agnosia 34% 9%
cares for sick relatives — 17%
hypertensive cerebral crisis 20% —
atrial fibrillation — 17%
stamping gait 20% —
mental all — 17%
embolophrasia 20% —
diabetic encephalopathy — 17%
obvisit with illness 19% —
anxiety with agitation — 17%
agraphy 19% —
arrhythmia attacks — 16%
primary progressive aphasia 19% —
permanent arrhythmia — 16%
children's aphasia 18% —
mixed anxious — 16%
gaye-wernicke syndrome 18% —
control issues — 16%
difficult understanding 18% —
organic dementia in children — 16%
stuttering in speech 18% —
urinary incontinence in the elderly — 16%
leads to the side 17% —
essential hypertension — 16%
lags behind in the development 26% 7%
depression anxiety — 16%
encephalitis 17% —
lowered 17% 33%
Alexia 17% —
supraventricular arrhythmia — 16%
paraphasia 33% 14%
loss of balance — 15%
semantic aphasia 33% 14%
changeable mood — 15%
history of hemorrhagic stroke 17% —
emotional rigidity — 15%
replacing sounds 17% —
freezing when walking — 14%
acute injury 16% —
catatonia — 14%
impaired understanding of speech 16% —
neurosyphilis — 14%
dysprosody 16% —
grade II dyscirculatory encephalopathy — 14%
dysarthria in children 16% —
anxiety — 14%
brain tumors 16% —
disorders of consciousness — 14%
echolalia 16% —
state of exacerbation — 14%
rheumatic myocarditis 16% —
arrhythmia — 14%
soft tissue rheumatism 16% —
lazy — 14%
forgets words 16% —
intoxication psychosis — 14%
stuttering 16% —
memory impairment — 13%
leukoencephalitis 15% —
destructive behavior — 13%
alalia 15% —
g93 4 unspecified encephalopathy — 13%
chokes while eating 15% —
financial problems — 13%
acute head injury 15% —
myxoma — 13%
appeal for an acute case 15% —
high intelligence — 13%
needs understanding 15% —
no consciousness — 13%
choking 15% —
metabolic disorder — 13%
hearing loss in children 14% —
CHD — 13%
brain abscess 14% —
apathy — 13%
tonic convulsions 14% —
hypotension — 13%
head injury in anamnesis 14% —
blood diseases — 13%
convulsions 27% 11%
chronic condition — 13%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 14% —
parkinson's disease — 13%
overflow of the head 14% —
vasculitis — 13%
rheumatism 13% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 12%
heart disease in relatives 13% —
pronounced forgetfulness — 12%
transient ischemic attack 13% —
constantly moving — 12%
chronic granulomatous disease 13% —
paretic gait — 12%
says the same 13% —
endocarditis — 12%
myocarditis 13% —
occlusion of the carotid arteries — 12%
dysarthria 13% —
onset of illness — 12%
trauma 20% 5%
epileptic status — 12%
aphasia 29% 14%
syphilis — 12%
cerebral circulation disorder 39% 24%
organic mood disorder — 12%
head injury 20% 6%
urolithiasis — 12%
need for movement 12% —
attacks of pain — 12%
inflammation of the brain 12% —
schizoaffective psychosis — 11%
traumatic brain injury 20% 6%
arterial occlusion — 11%
speech absence 12% —
general intoxication syndrome — 11%
head tumor 12% —
tears from emotions — 11%
I can't be alone 11% —
impaired coordination — 11%
hemorrhagic stroke 22% 9%
plaques in the arteries — 11%
oncology in the anamnesis 11% —
thinking about life — 11%
beriberi 11% —
drug poisoning — 11%
abscess 11% —
vertebro-basilar insufficiency — 11%
consequences of injuries 10% —
thinks about the bad — 11%
apoplexy 21% 9%
memory loss — 11%
papules 10% —
lyme — 11%
hallucinations 33% 21%
aversion to mental labor — 11%
consequences of taking medications 9% —
not compacted — 11%
periodic illness 9% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage — 11%
consequences of surgery 9% —
atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries — 11%
problems with studying 19% 8%
in the family diabetes — 11%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 19% 10%
aggressive — 11%
brain tumor 15% 8%
the head is too heavy — 11%

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