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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences Similar DysorphographySensory alalia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 76%
mistakes when writing 63%
alalia 27% 100%
teacher 47%
speech absence 68%
learning difficulties 45%
sensory alalia 58%
pedagogical neglect 44%
underdevelopment 19% 71%
agrammatism 42%
logorrhea 38%
erased dysarthria 40%
echolalia 31%
school immaturity 40%
perception 29%
problems with studying 39%
replacing sounds 27%
functional dyslalia 34%
impaired understanding of speech 26%
often sick child 33%
lags behind in the development 26%
errors in speech and writing 33%
hearing impaired 26%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 30%
umbilical 23%
dyslexia 30%
assiduous 22%
lot of mistakes 29%
paraphasia 21%
dysarthria in children 29%
children's aphasia 21%
errors in speech 48% 18%
непонятная речь 21%
does the wrong thing 27%
misunderstanding 20%
dyslalia 27%
says the same 20%
limited vocabulary 27%
congenital herpes infection 20%
pulse weak 27%
premature birth 20%
frequent colds 27%
deafness 20%
immunodeficiency 26%
newborn herpes 20%
studies poorly 25%
a grumpy child 20%
thinking disorders 23%
congenital cytomegaly 19%
low self-esteem 23%
birth trauma of the head 19%
pulse is strong 23%
autism spectrum 19%
immaturity 22%
sensory aphasia 18%
dysarthria 22%
anatomically narrow pelvis 18%
thalamic syndrome 22%
congenital rubella 18%
memory 21%
injury 18%
forgetfulness 20%
needs understanding 18%
large child 20%
sigmatism 18%
psychosomatics 20%
rapid childbirth 17%
fatigue 19%
early development 17%
decreased concentration 19%
viral meningoencephalitis 17%
taciturnity 39% 18%
general intoxication syndrome 17%
there are no complaints 16%
congenital deafness 17%
childhood diseases 36% 18%
dependence on the mother 17%
speech slurred 44% 28%
misalignment of pelvis 16%
preschool age 25% 11%
prolonged labor 16%
studies well 28% 18%
hearing loss in children 16%
night work 24% 15%
autism 16%
psychologist 26% 17%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 16%
organic brain damage 19% 12%
chlamydia 16%
hears voices 16%
meningoencephalitis 15%
effects of drugs 15%
impulsiveness 15%
grumpy 15%
intoxication 15%
fetal hypoxia 15%
asleep makes in its own way 15%
patient behavior 15%
aphasia 15%
sensorineural 15%
head tumor 14%
neuritis 14%
alcohol is abusing 14%
agnosia 14%
consequences of taking medications 14%
dependence on parents 14%
rubella 14%
intrauterine infection 14%
food poisoning 14%
infantile 13%
head injury 13%
suffocating 13%
pedantry 13%
alcohol dependence 13%
need for activity 13%
needs attention 13%
herpes 13%
neuralgia 13%
hallucinations 13%
foolishness 13%
childish behavior 13%
cytomegalovirus 13%
full 13%
hypotrophy 13%
addiction 13%
операция на костях 12%
skin anesthesia 12%
thin 12%
IBS 12%
2 children 12%
I can't be alone 12%
leukoencephalitis 12%
traumatic illness 12%
bone deformation 12%
hypoxia 11%
increased sensitivity 11%
there is emaciation in the neck 11%
neurological disorders 11%
insensitivity to pain 11%
pregnancy 11%
heart dysfunction 11%
impaired arterial function 10%
oncology 10%
patient's condition 10%
inflammation 10%

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