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Results: Differences General ✘Erased dysarthria✘Delayed speech development
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 23%(1)—
MRI of the brain 21%(0)—
MRI of the organ 19%(0)—
Sex hormones 19%(1)0%(1)
General inspection 19%(0)0%(0)
CT of the organ 18%(0)—
Coagulogram 18%(1)—
Measurements at the reception 17%(0)0%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 20%76%
dysarthria in children 73% —
children's speech 50% 100%
dysarthria 57% —
autism — 22%
phonetic speech disorder 57% —
mental retardation — 16%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 51% —
speech absence — 15%
extrapyramidal dysarthria 50% —
hyperactive — 14%
distortion of sounds 44% —
hyperactive child — 13%
nasolabial folds 44% —
nervous excitability — 8%
dyslalia 44% —
fidgety — 7%
pseudobulbar syndrome 44% —
late begins to speak — 7%
synkinesia 42% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 7%
there are no complaints 41% —
she waves her hands — 7%
meningococcal meningitis 39% —
comes in spite — 6%
meningitis in children 38% —
does not understand speech — 5%
mitigation defect 38% —
delay in physical development — 5%
cortical dysarthria 38% —
asleep makes in its own way — 5%
ringing defect 37% —
stubborn stubborn — 5%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 37% —
walking on tiptoe — 5%
congenital herpes infection 36% —
fearless — 4%
nephropathy of pregnant women 36% —
standing stool — 4%
congenital toxoplasmosis 35% —
decreased concentration of attention — 4%
rotacism 35% —
screams — 4%
lambdacism 35% —
obsessive movements — 4%
bulbar dysarthria 35% —
increased motor activity — 4%
pseudobulbar dysarthria 35% —
motor activity — 4%
speech slurred 49% 12%
likes to bathe — 4%
flu in children 34% —
cerebral palsy — 4%
damage to the nervous system 37% 1%
baby bites — 3%
birth trauma of the head 34% —
down syndrome — 3%
congenital cytomegaly 34% —
stereotypia — 3%
leads to the side 34% —
child masturbation — 3%
tremor tongue 33% —
fights — 3%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 33% —
echolalia — 3%
replacing sounds 33% —
fair skin — 3%
suffocation 33% 0%
child beating his head — 3%
dysprosody 33% —
poops in pants — 3%
says the same 36% 1%
light hair — 3%
cytomegalovirus infection in children 32% —
hysterical — 3%
tremor 32% —
adenoids — 3%
herpetic hepatitis 32% —
desire for independence — 3%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 35% 1%
hysterics in children — 3%
sigmatism 32% —
covers ears — 3%
asymmetry 31% —
hemiparesis — 2%
diabetic nephropathy 31% —
convulsive syndrome in children — 2%
meningococcal infection 31% —
eyelashes long — 2%
speaks poorly 41% 8%
moody child — 2%
childhood diseases 40% 7%
head sweats in sleep — 2%
chanted speech 31% —
rickets — 2%
twang 30% —
premature babies — 2%
effects of the flu 30% —
child is not says — 2%
rapid childbirth 30% —
screams during examination — 2%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 30% —
jealousy in children — 2%
gestational diabetes 30% —
stims — 2%
perinatal encephalopathy 33% 1%
epilepsy — 2%
hypersalivation 29% —
mental retardation easy — 2%
neuritis of the facial nerve 29% —
hydrocephalus — 2%
viral meningitis 29% —
nose good — 2%
hypertension during pregnancy 29% —
neurosis — 2%
fetoplacental insufficiency 29% —
tooth decay children — 2%
hypertensive nephropathy 29% —
infantile — 2%
asphyxia of newborns 31% 1%
late started walking — 2%
subacute condition 28% 0%
when falling asleep sweats — 2%
helps others 28% —
childish behavior — 2%
neurological disorders 27% —
late closure of the fontanel — 2%
facial asymmetry 27% —
bites — 2%
viral meningoencephalitis 30% 1%
yellow crusts on the head — 2%
alalia 30% 1%
often sick child — 2%
toxoplasmosis 26% —
foolishness — 2%
impaired lung function 26% —
throws objects — 2%
takes a long time to choose 26% —
dyslexia — 2%
thalamic syndrome 26% —
clumsy — 2%
hyperkinesis 26% —
drooling — 2%
operative delivery 26% —
beating the head — 2%
head injury in anamnesis 28% 1%
loves music — 2%
pregnancy toxicosis 25% —
repeats the words — 2%
rubella 25% —
tearfulness in the child — 2%
prolonged labor 28% 1%
screams at children — 1%
ganglia 25% —
stuttering — 1%
muscular dystonia 25% —
delayed motor development — 1%
better from work 25% —
birth trauma — 1%
premature birth 25% —
onr 4 levels — 1%
effects of hypoxia 24% 0%
the desire to be an adult — 1%
sedentary lifestyle 24% —
children's aphasia — 1%
agnosia 24% —
stuttering in children — 1%
facial pain 24% —
immunodeficiency — 1%
meningitis 24% —
otitis media in children — 1%
flu 24% —
2 children — 1%
neuritis 24% —
plays toys — 1%
cytomegalovirus 24% —
otitis — 1%
head surgery 24% —
deterioration postpartum — 1%
diseases of infants 24% —
overprotection — 1%
restriction of movement 24% —
limited vocabulary — 1%
inflammation 24% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 1%
fetal hypoxia 27% 1%
chronic otitis — 1%
herpes 23% —
time to do anything says slowly — 1%
encephalopathy 23% 0%
age of speech development is lowered — 1%
ataxia 23% —
hearing loss after otitis — 1%
little urine 23% —
needs understanding — 1%
proteinuria 23% —
taciturnity — 1%
vacuum 23% —
stuttering in speech — 1%
neuralgia 23% —
emotional child — 1%

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