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Results: Differences Similar ✘Pseudobulbar dysarthria✘Stroke in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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bulbar dysarthria 100% —
hemorrhagic stroke — 72%
pseudobulbar syndrome 86% —
apoplexy — 71%
dysarthria 71% —
aneurysm — 62%
hoarseness voice 66% —
anamnesis ischemic stroke — 62%
muscle hypertonus 66% —
embolophrasia — 54%
difficult to swallow 65% —
onchocerciasis — 54%
talks about death 64% —
logorrhea — 51%
diabetic encephalopathy 58% —
paraphasia — 49%
masked face (hypomimia) 55% —
headache is better from vomiting — 48%
crying when talking 54% —
and in the — 47%
pronounced hypertonicity 53% —
hemorrhagic purpura — 47%
salivation 48% —
protein s deficiency — 46%
concussion of the brain 48% —
amphetamine abuse — 46%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 48% —
takayasu's disease — 45%
mitigation defect 48% —
vasculitis in children — 45%
ringing defect 47% —
fainting in children — 44%
paralysis of the tongue 47% —
bleeding — 44%
neurosyphilis 46% —
kawasaki disease — 43%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 46% —
cerebral vasculitis — 43%
metachromatic leukodystrophy 45% —
effects of puberty — 43%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 45% —
brain development abnormalities — 42%
hypertensive encephalopathy 45% —
constantly moving — 42%
lambdacism 45% —
cocaine addiction — 42%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 44% —
headache wandering — 42%
voice disorders 44% —
hyperhomocysteinemia — 42%
birth trauma of the head 44% —
sickle cell anemia — 42%
rotacism 44% —
hemophilia — 41%
brain injury 43% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 41%
replacing sounds 43% —
epiglottitis in children — 41%
laughter through tears 43% —
ischemic stroke 31% 72%
concussion 42% —
reason for the consequences of puberty — 40%
dysprosody 42% —
bacterial meningitis — 40%
traumatic brain injury 42% —
epiglottitis — 40%
head injury 41% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 40%
sigmatism 41% —
viral encephalitis — 40%
head injury 41% —
hemoglobinopathies — 40%
spasm in the throat 40% —
disorders of consciousness — 40%
spinal stroke 40% —
homocysteine — 40%
asphyxia of newborns 40% —
nodular periarteritis — 40%
nasolabial folds 40% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage — 39%
distortion of sounds 40% —
bronchitis in children — 39%
dyslalia 39% —
thrombocytopenic purpura — 39%
altered voice 38% —
median nerve neuropathy — 38%
nasal 38% —
numbness of the extremities — 38%
alalia 38% —
viral meningitis — 38%
spastic paralysis 38% —
inflammation of larynx — 38%
can not recover 38% —
relief from vomiting — 38%
paresis of the facial nerve 38% —
bent legs — 38%
meningeal symptoms 37% —
wandering pains — 37%
time to do anything says slowly 37% —
autoimmune thrombocytopenia — 37%
facial spasms 37% —
paralysis of the limbs — 37%
hemiparesis 37% —
consequences of stroke — 37%
progressive paralysis 37% —
urination incontinence — 36%
progressive bulbar paralysis 37% —
necrosis — 36%
choking 37% —
hemophilic infection — 36%
hypoxia during childbirth 37% —
severe hypoxia — 36%
ophthalmoplegia 36% —
anemia in children — 36%
slowness of movement 35% —
dizziness with vomiting — 36%
meningeal syndrome 35% —
consequences of head injury — 36%
head severe 34% —
symptomatic arterial hypertension — 36%
aphasia 34% —
headache with nausea and vomiting — 35%
fetal hypoxia 34% —
disease from — 35%
number of births has been reduced 34% —
cerebral palsy — 35%
behavioral disorders in children 34% —
facial asymmetry — 35%
discirculatory encephalopathy 33% —
dizziness with nausea — 35%
loss of work 33% —
sudden onset — 35%
bruise 32% —
primary immunodeficiency — 34%
says the same 32% —
make the main — 34%
intrauterine infection 32% —
spinal injury — 34%
lipoidosis 32% —
passive smoking — 34%
complications of childbirth 32% —
urinary incontinence — 34%
paresis 61% 28%
dic syndrome — 34%
agnosia 31% —
headache with dizziness — 33%
patient's condition 31% —
mucous hyperemia — 33%
muscle atrophy 31% —
arteriovenous malformation — 33%
foolishness 30% —
thrombosis 26% 59%
vascular sclerosis 30% —
worse from increased pressure — 33%
childish behavior 30% —
is worse from sugar — 33%
delayed speech development 30% —
headache with weakness — 33%
encephalopathy 30% —
headache vomiting — 33%
syphilis 29% —
vasculitis — 32%
infantile 29% —
liebman-sachs endocarditis — 32%
effects of poisoning 29% —
sluggish baby — 32%
suffocating 29% —
headache with nausea — 32%
spasm 58% 27%
meningitis — 31%
ataxia 29% —
variable symptoms — 31%
perception 29% —
addiction — 31%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 28% —
endocarditis — 31%
worse when moving 28% —
bronchitis — 30%
is better in nature 28% —
thrombocytopenia — 30%
moderate condition 28% —
fainting — 30%
cognitive disorders 28% —
lung pain — 30%
tuberculosis 27% —
childhood diseases 23% 53%
impaired coordination 27% —
protein c deficiency — 29%
general intoxication syndrome 27% —
arterial occlusion — 29%
psychologist 26% —
consumes alcohol — 29%
pain throughout the body 26% —
general weakness — 28%
lags behind in the development 26% —
arrhythmia — 28%
changes in the blood 26% —
smokes — 28%
vascular damage 26% —
consequences of childbirth — 28%

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