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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences Similar Functional dyslaliaPhonetic speech disorder
Related research Analogs Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)
CT scan of the brain 80%(0)
Anamnesis of the visit 36%(0)
Measurements at the reception 20%(0)
CT of the facial skeleton 13%(0)
Sex hormones 10%(2)
CT of the organ 9%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 22%
replacing sounds 87%
tongue deviation 21%
functional dyslalia 100% 14%
dysprosody 20%
dyslalia 80% 16%
rhinolalia 19%
burr 58%
laryngeal abnormalities 18%
mechanical dyslalia 53%
confuses the letters in the words 18%
taciturnity 62% 11%
laryngeal papillomatosis 16%
few friends 47%
erased dysarthria 16%
tame child 46%
covers ears 16%
distortion of sounds 72% 25%
microglossia 15%
fear of talking 45%
voice disorders 15%
bilingualism in children 67% 21%
fonastenia 15%
mitigation defect 44%
the bridle 15%
kappacism 44%
synkinesia 14%
alimentary dystrophy 43%
harelip 14%
speech is incoherent 43%
mesial bite 14%
child is not says 41%
distal bite 13%
speech slurred 57% 17%
anomalies of teeth 13%
lot of things 38%
confuses the words 13%
repeats the words 37%
voice is deaf 13%
fear of responsibility 37%
letters are confused 13%
fear of relationships 37%
open bite 13%
talks about business 48% 10%
quiet voice 13%
muscle stretching 35%
hoarseness voice 13%
alalia 35%
trembling tongue 12%
clumsiness 33%
dysarthria in children 12%
neurasthenia 32%
sedentary lifestyle 12%
fasting 32%
a short frenulum of the tongue in a child 12%
aphasia 31%
warts 12%
often sick child 31%
gothic sky 12%
closed 31%
bite wrong 11%
says the same 29%
exhalation is worse 11%
speech absence 29%
chanted speech 11%
muscular dystonia 29%
teacher 11%
dependence on parents 29%
artistic 11%
shortness of breath 27%
macroglossia 11%
delayed speech development 27%
postpartum contractions 11%
hypotrophy 27%
loud voice 11%
stretching 27%
errors in speech 11%
lambdacism 41% 13%
anomalies of the dentition 11%
beriberi 26%
does the wrong thing 11%
frequent colds 25%
hearing loss 11%
constant weakness 25%
multiple warts 11%
neurosis 25%
sticks out the tongue 11%
immunodeficiency 24%
facial crevices 10%
dystrophy 24%
laryngitis 10%
perception 38% 12%
weak ligaments 10%
increased sensitivity 23%
sensitivity to sounds 10%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 44% 19%
premature birth 9%
quickly gets tired 23%
absent-mindedness 9%
there is emaciation in the neck 23%
effects of overwork 9%
dryness 23%
hysteria 8%
underdevelopment 35% 11%
consequences of childbirth 8%
consequences of infection 21%
impaired coordination 8%
rotacism 40% 17%
pedantry 8%
preschool age 33% 10%
foolishness 8%
dysarthria 41% 18%
infantile 8%
childhood diseases 36% 14%
tremor 8%
sigmatism 37% 16%
ataxia 8%
deafness 28% 9%
childish behavior 8%
hearing impaired 26% 8%
lack of breath 8%
early development 25% 8%
stage of recovery 7%
agnosia 28% 12%
there are no complaints 7%
phonetic speech disorder 46% 32%
recovery period 7%
feeling of bruising 23% 10%
pregnancy 7%
anomalies of language 33% 20%
patient behavior 7%
emotional 7%
fatigue 7%
skin problems 6%

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