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Results: Differences Similar ✘Motor alalia✘Dyspraxia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)—
CT of brain vessels 100%(0)—
CT scan of the brain 83%(0)—
Tomography of arterial vessels 79%(0)—
Ophthalmologist's examination 45%(0)—
Gynecologist's examination 44%(0)—
Sex hormones 16%(1)11%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 91%18%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 36% —
clumsiness 7% 82%
underdevelopment 51% 18%
dyspraxia — 57%
children's aphasia 26% —
desire for flour — 54%
autism 25% —
there is no thirst — 53%
sensory alalia 23% —
mental retardation — 44%
says the same 22% —
anxiety — 42%
sensorimotor alalia 22% —
kicks — 30%
stuttering in speech 21% —
aversion to playing in children — 27%
agrammatism 21% —
distortion of sounds — 26%
foolishness 21% —
transferred newborn — 24%
childish behavior 21% —
prolonged labor — 24%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 21% —
handwriting illegible — 24%
onr 4 levels 20% —
clever — 24%
onr 3 levels 20% —
worse when moving — 23%
dysarthria 20% —
letters are confused — 22%
infantile 20% —
rotacism — 21%
chanted speech 20% —
does not like children — 20%
speech absence 20% —
violation of sensory integration — 20%
level 2 onr 20% —
jaundice of newborns — 19%
emotional 20% —
polio — 19%
early development 20% —
miasmus from left to right — 18%
stuttering 20% —
prolonged jaundice — 18%
2 children 19% —
learning difficulties — 17%
thin 19% —
skin diseases of newborns — 17%
aphasia 19% —
fussy child — 16%
taciturnity 19% —
cannot sleep — 16%
motor alalia 45% 24%
immaturity — 15%
patient behavior 18% —
falls to the floor — 15%
talks about death 18% —
jaundice — 14%
hospitalism in children 18% —
curvature of the spine — 14%
premature birth 18% —
constantly moving — 13%
preschool age 18% —
patient is motionless — 12%
impaired understanding of speech 16% —
weakness after illness — 12%
level 1 onr 16% —
skin problems — 11%
dysarthria in children 16% —
binge 7% 17%
injury 16% —
muscular dystonia 6% 15%
emotional child 16% —
skin anesthesia 5% 13%
autism spectrum 15% —
replacing sounds 12% 20%
umbilical 15% —
premature babies 6% 14%
not enough communication 15% —
poor sleep 5% 13%
mental shock 15% —
paresis 5% 13%
deaf and dumb 15% —
muscle weakness 5% 12%
consequences of taking medications 15% —
insensitivity to pain 5% 12%
organic brain damage 15% —
sigmatism 12% 19%
patient's condition 15% —
problems with studying 6% 13%
conflict with the mother 14% —
asphyxia of newborns 16% 19%
mental retardation 14% —
pregnancy toxicosis 12% 15%
agnosia 14% —
childhood diseases 20% 22%
slowness of movement 14% —
toxicosis 12% 14%
rhinolalia 14% —
lags behind in the development 60% 61%
hypoxia 14% —
worse pregnancy 14% 14%
fetal hypoxia 13% —
recovery period 11% 11%
paraphasia 13% —
stage of recovery 11% 11%
lambdacism 13% —
stuttering in childhood 13% —
dependence on parents 13% —
cytomegalovirus infection in pregnant women 13% —
head injury 12% —
birth trauma of the head 12% —
toxoplasmosis during pregnancy 12% —
cytomegalovirus infection in children 12% —
dysprosody 12% —
hormonal disorders 12% —
rubella during pregnancy 12% —
criticality 12% —
traumatic brain injury 12% —
hyperactive 12% —
Alexia 12% —
rapid childbirth 11% —
delayed stages of development 11% —
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom 11% —
mom has diabetes 11% —
conflict in the family 11% —
dyslalia 11% —
limited vocabulary 11% —
needs attention 11% —
stress during pregnancy 11% —
a history of trauma 11% —
asymmetry 11% —
head injury in anamnesis 11% —
soft swelling 11% —
confuses the words 10% —
assiduous 10% —
aggressive behavior of children 10% —
hypoxia during childbirth 10% —
onset of illness 10% —
mood disorder 10% —
number of births has been reduced 10% —
preeclampsia 10% —
up strong 10% —
rickets 10% —
thinking disorders 9% —
diseases of infants 9% —
thalamic syndrome 9% —
convulsions 9% —
rubella 9% —
misunderstanding 9% —
toxoplasmosis 9% —
miscarriage 9% —
is worse from sugar 9% —
speech, reading and writing 9% —
fidgety 9% —
head tumor 9% —
1 pregnancy 9% —
lethargy 9% —
familial diabetes mellitus 9% —
stuttering in children 9% —
hyperkinesis 9% —
meningoencephalitis 9% —
impaired arterial function 9% —
mental retardation 9% —
child is not says 9% —
tics 9% —
make the main 9% —
consumes alcohol 8% —
lower paraparesis 8% —
hemolytic disease of newborns 8% —
stims 8% —
needs understanding 8% —
calculating 8% —
tooth mobility 8% —
micrognathia 8% —
leukoencephalitis 8% —
difficulties in communication 8% —
threat of miscarriage 8% —
brain tumor 8% —
consequences of childbirth 8% —
decreased concentration 8% —
forced situation 8% —
upper paraparesis 8% —
rapid speech 8% —
weakness in the foot 8% —
smokes 8% —
stigmas of dysembriogenesis 8% —
diligent 8% —
impressionability 8% —
neurological disorders 8% —
paresis of the foot 8% —
oncology in the anamnesis 8% —
asks questions 8% —
demyelinating diseases 8% —
early aging 8% —
fine motor skills are impaired 8% —
myoclonic dystonia 8% —
inflammation of the brain 8% —
hypotrophy 8% —
psychosomatics 8% —

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