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Results: Differences General ✘Cerebellar dysarthria✘Progressive bulbar paralysis
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Distinctive symptoms
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cerebellar stroke 99% —
laryngeal paresis — 95%
macrography 95% —
paralysis of the tongue — 95%
chanted speech 76% —
progressive paralysis — 94%
ataxia 72% —
progressive bulbar paralysis — 93%
impaired coordination 68% —
hoarseness voice — 83%
thing hemangioblastoma 63% —
craniovertebral anomalies — 82%
time to do anything says slowly 58% —
lower paraparesis — 77%
ganglioneuroma 55% —
difficult to swallow — 73%
olivopontocerebellar degeneration 55% —
not clear speech — 72%
louis-bar syndrome 54% —
paralysis — 71%
mitigation defect 52% —
paresis — 70%
cerebellar ataxia 52% —
tongue atrophy — 65%
shaky gait 52% —
spastic paralysis — 65%
violations of the motor act 52% —
impaired nervous system function — 64%
ringing defect 51% —
voice disorders — 62%
ramsey hunt syndrome 49% —
brain cyst — 62%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 48% —
functional paresis of the larynx — 61%
birth trauma of the head 48% —
ependymoma of the brain — 61%
weakness is worse from movement 48% —
fonastenia — 61%
addiction 47% —
oral automatism symptom — 61%
friedreich 's familial ataxia 47% —
paralysis after stroke — 58%
facial muscle weakness 47% —
paroxysmal myoplegia — 58%
vestibular ataxia 47% —
neurological disorders — 56%
worse when walking 47% —
swelling of the pharynx and tongue — 55%
stage of recovery 47% —
pharyngeal mucosa atrophied — 55%
recovery period 46% —
no pharyngeal reflex — 53%
dysprosody 46% —
steinert 's disease — 53%
tremor 46% —
fasciculations — 53%
head injury 45% —
tuberculoma of the brain — 52%
tremor in the legs 44% —
neurosyphilis — 52%
hard muscles 43% —
bulbar dysarthria — 51%
enterovirus infection 43% —
chiari anomaly — 51%
worse from movement 43% —
secondary syphilis — 50%
paraneoplastic syndrome 41% —
chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy — 50%
psychologist 41% —
swelling of the brain — 50%
hypoxia 40% —
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis — 49%
alcoholism and drug addiction 39% —
edematous palate — 48%
stupor 39% —
respiratory arrhythmia — 48%
mumps 39% —
demyelinating diseases — 47%
viral diarrhea 39% —
spasm in the throat — 46%
chickenpox 39% —
tick-borne encephalitis — 46%
aphasia 37% —
violence in childhood — 45%
hemorrhagic stroke 36% —
glioma — 45%
ganglia 36% —
swelling of the tongue — 45%
ischemic stroke 35% —
swallow hard — 44%
weakness in the extremities 35% —
myasthenia — 44%
alcoholism 35% —
polio — 44%
a history of neurosurgery 35% —
arrhythmia — 43%
consequences of taking medications 35% —
viral encephalitis — 43%
apoplexy 34% —
viral meningoencephalitis — 43%
need for movement 34% —
metastatic brain tumors — 42%
head surgery 33% —
hypersalivation — 42%
traumatic brain injury 33% —
there is heart failure — 42%
loss of balance 33% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 42%
alcohol dependence 32% —
heart failure — 42%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 31% —
myotonia — 42%
consequences of physical exertion 31% —
spasm — 42%
cerebral circulation disorder 31% —
intracerebral hematoma — 41%
arterial occlusion 31% —
consequences of stroke — 41%
abscess 30% —
paralysis of the limbs — 41%
organic brain damage 30% —
swelling of the throat — 41%
thrombosis 29% —
salivation — 39%
hypotension 29% —
hypertension atherosclerosis — 38%
dystrophy 29% —
discirculatory encephalopathy — 38%
changes in the blood 29% —
hyperventilation — 38%
vascular damage 29% —
violation of pulmonary circulation — 38%
dependence on the doctor 29% —
heart dysfunction — 38%
benign neoplasms 29% —
impaired lung function — 38%
control issues 28% —
arteriovenous malformation — 36%
pregnancy 27% —
speech absence — 36%
intoxication 27% —
paralytic syndrome — 36%
consequences of infection 26% —
muscle atrophy — 35%
trauma 50% 26%
myopathy — 35%
hematoma 56% 33%
history of brain surgery — 35%
stroke 53% 31%
protein-energy deficiency — 35%
medulloblastoma 78% 56%
inflammation of the brain — 34%
cancer 47% 28%
mental shock — 34%
inflammation 54% 35%
vascular sclerosis — 34%
dysarthria 80% 63%
vascular spasm — 34%
muscle weakness 58% 42%
syphilis — 33%
brain cancer 55% 40%
muscle hypertonus — 33%
cns tumors 51% 37%
polyneuropathy — 33%
leukoencephalitis 44% 31%
open person — 33%
oncology 55% 43%
lack of breath — 33%
history of surgery 33% 24%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 32%
lowered 41% 34%
bronchial lesion — 32%
speech slurred 69% 63%
metastases — 32%
pedantry — 32%
beriberi — 32%
essential hypertension — 31%
protein c deficiency — 31%
respiratory insufficiency — 31%
fighting — 30%
gradual deterioration of the condition — 30%
hypertension — 28%
impaired venous function — 28%
swelling — 27%
onset of illness — 26%
increased — 24%
myopathic laryngeal paresis — 24%
brain tumor 31% 54%
brain damage 39% 56%
damage to the nervous system 45% 60%
up circulatory disorders 27% 39%
angiopathy 37% 47%
impaired arterial function 36% 37%
closes 32% 33%
brain tumors 46% 47%
twang 43% 44%
consequences of injuries 28% 29%
patient's condition 24% 25%
multiple sclerosis 38% 39%
meningoencephalitis 36% 37%

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