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Results: Differences General ✘Dynamic aphasia✘Colloidal cyst of the III ventricle
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Distinctive symptoms
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the answers are monosyllabic 76% —
removal of cysts — 55%
aphasia 71% —
pineal gland cyst — 50%
agrammatism 71% —
chiasmal glioma — 50%
impaired understanding of speech 67% —
headache vomiting — 50%
difficult understanding 61% —
very forgetful and absent-minded — 48%
speech slurred 59% —
pineocytoma — 45%
stereotypia 58% —
nausea lying worse — 45%
speech absence 52% —
vomiting — 44%
echolalia 52% —
headaches — 44%
slow thinking 50% —
tinnitus — 44%
head tumor 49% —
hydrocephalus — 43%
inflammation of the brain 49% —
pronounced forgetfulness — 43%
intracerebral hematoma 48% —
brain cyst — 43%
no motivation 47% —
visual impairment — 42%
afferent motor aphasia 47% —
tumors of the pineal gland — 42%
logorrhea 46% —
ear pain — 41%
acoustic-mnestic aphasia 46% —
memory impairment — 41%
inflammation 46% —
flies in front of the eyes — 41%
discirculatory encephalopathy 45% —
convulsions — 40%
absent-mindedness 45% —
headache with visual impairment — 39%
total aphasia 44% —
ringing in the head — 39%
acoustic-gnostic aphasia 44% —
occlusive hydrocephalus — 39%
acalculia 42% —
forgetfulness — 39%
metachromatic leukodystrophy 41% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 38%
meningioma 41% —
noise in the head — 38%
motor aphasia 41% —
the headache is worse in the morning — 38%
astrocytoma 40% —
headache after sleep — 37%
emotional 40% —
headache pain after eating — 36%
stage of recovery 40% —
headache attacks — 36%
vascular sclerosis 40% —
drowsiness after sleep — 36%
traumatic brain injury 40% —
arm and leg cramps — 35%
recovery period 40% —
headache lying down — 35%
tick-borne encephalitis 39% —
trembling in the body — 35%
asks questions 39% —
trembling in the legs — 35%
head injury 39% —
headache worse lying down — 35%
hematoma 39% —
craniopharyngioma — 34%
talks about business 39% —
short-term memory impairment — 34%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 38% —
pain in the vessels of the head — 34%
sensory aphasia 38% —
twitching of the body — 34%
limited vocabulary 37% —
sudden vomiting — 34%
viral encephalitis 36% —
flashes in the eyes — 34%
viral meningoencephalitis 36% —
twitching of the leg muscles — 33%
peak's disease 35% —
stress during pregnancy — 33%
the psyche is rough 35% —
pulsation in the temples — 33%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 59% 22%
stressful pregnancy — 33%
melanoma 35% —
blockage of blood vessels — 33%
cerebral circulation disorder 59% 22%
cramps of the hands — 33%
swelling after injury 35% —
pain in the veins — 33%
chatty 34% —
cramps in the legs — 33%
helps others 34% —
the height makes it worse — 33%
senile dementia 34% —
twitching of the hands — 33%
organic brain damage 56% 21%
unbearable headache — 32%
amyloidosis 32% —
headache sudden — 32%
hypoxia 54% 20%
headache with blurred vision — 32%
cns tumors 31% —
pituitary cyst — 32%
meningoencephalitis 31% —
cyst in the head — 32%
can not think 31% —
indomitable vomiting — 31%
thalamic syndrome 31% —
cognitive disorders — 31%
ischemic stroke 30% —
pituitary adenoma — 31%
a history of neurosurgery 30% —
chanted speech — 31%
neutrophilosis 30% —
memory lapses — 31%
hemorrhagic stroke 30% —
hemolytic disease of newborns — 30%
angiopathy 51% 19%
headache in the temples — 30%
up circulatory disorders 51% 19%
progressive myopia — 30%
lipoidosis 30% —
drowsiness in the morning — 30%
dysarthria 30% —
rhesus conflict — 30%
impaired arterial function 49% 18%
pituitary tumors — 29%
meningitis 29% —
nausea and vomiting in the morning — 29%
encephalitis 29% —
retinal edema — 29%
loses thought 29% —
vomiting in the morning — 28%
dementia 29% —
whole head hurts — 28%
apoplexy 29% —
nausea — 28%
increased motor activity 28% —
nausea morning — 28%
head surgery 28% —
nausea during the day — 28%
brain tumors 28% —
convulsions pain — 28%
motor activity 28% —
presses — 28%
a new patient 27% —
drowsiness from headache — 28%
moderate condition 27% —
bone cyst — 28%
is better in nature 27% —
attacks of pain — 28%
decreased concentration of attention 26% —
fainting from pain — 28%
leukocytosis 26% —
convulsions with loss of consciousness — 28%
rapid reaction 26% —
headache pain in the morning — 28%
leukoencephalitis 26% —
pulsation in the head — 28%
stroke 26% —
vomiting food — 27%
elderly patients 26% —
cancer — 27%
lowered 45% 17%
empty — 27%
thrombosis 24% —
headache with nausea and vomiting — 27%
the fast man 24% —
intoxication — 27%
diabetes mellitus 24% —
preeclampsia — 27%
impaired lung function 23% —
pregnancy — 27%
trauma 43% 18%
eats often — 27%
patient's condition 21% —
headache behind the eyes — 27%
consequences of injuries 41% 20%
vomiting during meals — 27%
brain damage 52% 34%
food is poorly digested — 27%
brain tumor 53% 38%
severe hypoxia — 27%
consequences of taking medications 30% 17%
optic nerve atrophy — 26%
increased 35% 23%
vomiting bile — 26%
oncology 47% 39%
slow onset of the disease — 26%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 34% 28%
mental all — 26%
glioma 37% 31%
growing pains — 26%

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