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Results: Differences General ✘Sensorineural hearing loss✘Crouzon syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 14%(0)27%(0)
Coagulogram 5%(1)30%(1)
Measurements at the reception 12%(0)20%(0)
CT of the organ 9%(0)20%(0)
General inspection 6%(0)22%(0)
Patient and visits 3%(0)24%(0)
Infection tests 6%(1)21%(0)
General blood test 26%(1)—
MRI of the organ 9%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%58%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
tinnitus 40% —
synostosis — 85%
neuritis 37% —
divergent squint — 72%
sudden deafness 22% —
black acanthosis — 65%
sensorineural 21% —
atresia hoan — 63%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 20% —
exophthalmos — 63%
hears a noise 18% —
craniosynostosis — 57%
neuralgia 17% —
aper syndrome — 54%
iatrogenic ototoxicity 17% —
brachycephaly — 53%
mumps meningitis 16% —
strabismus — 51%
hereditary hearing loss 14% —
pfeiffer syndrome — 51%
squeamishness 13% —
atresia of the auditory canal — 51%
dizziness 13% —
blepharophimosis — 48%
ears without features 13% —
skin dystrophy — 46%
impaired arterial function 12% —
rubs the nose — 46%
speaks in a whisper 12% —
occlusive hydrocephalus — 45%
viral meningitis 12% —
lot of moles — 44%
neuralgia of the ear node 12% —
black moles — 43%
consequences of taking medications 12% —
bone growths — 42%
noise in the head 12% —
hyperkeratosis — 41%
imbalance 12% —
the skin is dark — 38%
pendred syndrome 12% —
moles on the face — 38%
drug disease 12% —
keratinized warts — 37%
inflammation 12% —
lags behind in the development 4% 40%
ringing in the head 12% —
brown moles — 35%
waardenburg syndrome 12% —
multiple warts — 34%
hypoxia 11% —
intrauterine fetal development delay — 33%
temporal bone fracture 11% —
syndactyly — 33%
children's speech 11% —
big nose — 33%
otitis 11% —
orbital hypertelorism — 33%
organic brain damage 11% —
convulsions pain — 32%
ear barotrauma 10% —
history of surgery 12% 42%
cerebral circulation disorder 10% —
dystrophy 4% 33%
trauma 10% —
hydrocephalus — 29%
meningitis 10% —
visual impairment 5% 34%
mumps 10% —
there is no head — 29%
vestibular ataxia 10% —
nose large eyes — 29%
consequences of a fracture 10% —
age 4 years — 28%
blood diseases 10% —
warts — 28%
up circulatory disorders 10% —
hearing loss 8% 36%
says the same 10% —
dislocation — 28%
dizziness with a sharp turn of the head 10% —
difficulty breathing — 27%
nausea when moving 10% —
childhood diseases 9% 36%
speech slurred 9% —
brain tumors — 26%
fracture of the cervical spine 9% —
mental retardation — 26%
dizziness when moving 9% —
large child — 26%
barotrauma 9% —
impaired venous function 6% 32%
suspicion 9% —
overflow of the head 6% 31%
eardrum is missing 9% —
brain tumor — 25%
recovery period 9% —
vomiting 8% 32%
paranoia 9% —
increased intracranial pressure 5% 28%
stage of recovery 9% —
impaired nervous system function 3% 26%
acute hearing 9% —
head surgery 6% 27%
rubella 9% —
elderly patients 5% 26%
neurinoma 9% —
short height 5% 25%
bone fracture 9% —
convulsions 3% 23%
stuffy ears 9% —
lowered 13% 33%
a bump on the head 9% —
papillomatous nevus — 19%
measles 9% —
surgical infections 4% 22%
angiopathy 9% —
hearing loss in children 15% 32%
consequences of infection 9% —
angioplasty 4% 21%
noise in the head at night 9% —
increased 12% 27%
better from talking 9% —
neurological disorders 12% 22%
motivated face 9% —
patient's condition 10% 20%
noise in the ears constant 9% —
damage to the nervous system 12% 21%
memory impairment in the elderly 8% —
oncology 11% 20%
confabulation 8% —
deafness 46% 49%
stickler syndrome 8% —
boring guy 8% —
intoxication 8% —
premature babies 8% —
dizziness attacks 8% —
traumatic illness 8% —
impaired coordination 8% —
dizziness with nausea 8% —
heart dysfunction 8% —
subacute condition 8% —
main complaint dizziness 8% —
skull fracture 8% —
ataxia 8% —
alport syndrome 8% —
congenital deafness 8% —
ear injuries 8% —
better to be alone 8% —
clicks in the ear 8% —
noise irritates 8% —
joint crunch 8% —
dizziness when turning the head 8% —
impaired coordination with movements 8% —
nausea 8% —
dizziness with vomiting 8% —
scarlet 8% —
refsum 's disease 8% —
elderly memory is weak 7% —
skin anesthesia 7% —
head injury in anamnesis 7% —
cytomegalovirus 7% —
senile psychosis 7% —
suppressed emotions 7% —
cytomegalovirus infection in children 7% —
psychosomatics 7% —
effects of poisoning 7% —
traumatic neuritis 7% —
cochleovestibular syndrome 7% —
traumatic brain injury 7% —
anomalies of the middle ear 7% —
noise in the head is constant 7% —
fruits tinnitus at night 7% —
dizziness at night 7% —
adaptation disorders 7% —
staggers to the side 7% —
postencephalitic syndrome 7% —
asymmetry 7% —
acoustic trauma 7% —
nerve damage 7% —
otosclerosis 7% —
CHD 7% —
drug poisoning 7% —
onset of illness 7% —
consequences of a viral infection 7% —
no children 6% —
sensitive sleep 6% —
worse from sudden movements 6% —
syphilis 6% —
vibration sickness 6% —
social phobia 6% —
hearing loss on the right 6% —
neurofibroma 6% —
usher syndrome 6% —
sudden dizziness 6% —
worse after a bath 6% —
fracture of the base of the skull 6% —
bouts of nausea 6% —
injury rate 6% —
reduced efficiency 6% —

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