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Results: Differences General ✘Landau-Kleffner syndrome✘Amnesic aphasia
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Distinctive symptoms
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cysticercosis 29% —
agnosia 8% 83%
epileptic status 25% —
lost in familiar places — 67%
cysticercosis of the brain 25% —
forgetfulness 11% 76%
epilepsy in a dream 24% —
memory lapses — 63%
pregnancy 24% —
amnesic aphasia — 61%
epilepsy at night 23% —
time to do anything says slowly — 59%
epilepsy 22% —
paraphasia — 55%
pork tapeworm 22% —
overall activity is reduced — 53%
convulsions in the anamnesis 22% —
slow thinking 9% 59%
epilepsy in childhood 22% —
brain damage 10% 57%
absences 19% —
thinking disorders 6% 52%
rasmussen's encephalitis 19% —
inhibition 8% 51%
dravet syndrome 19% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 11% 54%
angelman syndrome 19% —
cerebral circulation disorder 11% 54%
epilepsy attacks 18% —
hypoxia 10% 50%
focal cortical dysplasia 18% —
confusion of thoughts 11% 49%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 18% —
lowered 8% 45%
temporal lobe epilepsy 18% —
loses thought 12% 49%
head tumor 18% —
up circulatory disorders 10% 47%
small epileptic seizure 18% —
angiopathy 9% 46%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 18% —
impaired arterial function 9% 45%
twitching of the head 17% —
organic brain damage 16% 52%
tiki in children 17% —
patient's condition 9% 45%
twitching of the body 17% —
forgets things — 32%
neonatal convulsions 17% —
Alexia — 31%
cramps of the hands 17% —
does not remember names — 30%
childhood absentee epilepsy 17% —
memory loss 13% 38%
epilepsy in pregnant women 17% —
glioblastoma multiforme — 25%
twitching of the hands 17% —
left hemisphere dysfunction — 24%
convulsions 17% —
errors in speech — 21%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 16% —
obvisit — 20%
myoclonic epilepsy 16% —
electric burns — 19%
happy 16% —
brain cancer — 18%
bouts of vision loss 16% —
senile dementia — 18%
brain development abnormalities 16% —
intracerebral hematoma — 18%
aura 16% —
discirculatory encephalopathy — 17%
cramp and spasm 16% —
needs support — 16%
chronic condition 16% —
hematoma — 15%
family man 16% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 15%
tuberous sclerosis 16% —
meningioma 8% 22%
febrile convulsions in children 16% —
speaks poorly 7% 19%
epileptic psychosis 16% —
peak's disease 7% 19%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 16% —
hyperlipidemia 5% 16%
boring guy 15% —
increased cholesterol 5% 16%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 15% —
cns tumors 6% 17%
tonic-clonic convulsions 15% —
binswanger 's disease — 11%
epilepsy in the morning 15% —
tension in the head 6% 17%
convulsions in sleep 15% —
astrocytoma 11% 22%
hemiparesis 15% —
history of surgery 8% 19%
aggressive 15% —
limited vocabulary 10% 20%
perinatal encephalopathy 15% —
stroke 11% 20%
viral encephalitis 15% —
vascular sclerosis 7% 15%
cramps in the extremities 15% —
hearing impaired 7% 15%
attacks of pain 15% —
acute head injury 12% 20%
focal epilepsy 15% —
dementia 8% 16%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 15% —
damage to the nervous system 9% 17%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 15% —
consequences of taking medications 13% 20%
emotional 15% —
angioplasty 6% 12%
epilepsy in children 14% —
big head 10% 16%
look absent 14% —
ischemic stroke 10% 16%
arm and leg cramps 14% —
thrombosis 8% 13%
consequences of head injury 14% —
encephalitis 12% 16%
he sleeps all the time 14% —
head injury 17% 21%
mitochondrial myopathy 14% —
acute injury 11% 15%
drug disease 14% —
helps others 9% 13%
connective tissue dysplasia 14% —
consequences of surgery 9% 12%
sudden onset 14% —
recovery period 9% 12%
gets up late 14% —
stage of recovery 9% 12%
clonic cramps 14% —
leukoencephalitis 11% 14%
biotinidase deficiency 14% —
blood diseases 9% 12%
generalized epilepsy 14% —
impaired venous function 10% 13%
autism 14% —
brain tumors 12% 15%
postencephalitic syndrome 14% —
neuroinfections 13% 16%
learning difficulties 14% —
memory impairment 12% 15%
sleep better 14% —
intoxication 10% 12%
tonic convulsions 14% —
trauma 14% 16%
cramps at night 14% —
glioma 14% —
autism spectrum 13% —
intellectual disabilities in children 13% —
a history of neurosurgery 13% —
lack of sleep 13% —
anxiety attack 13% —
porphyria 13% —
tics 13% —
no consciousness 13% —
hyperventilation 13% —
apnea 13% —
twitches eyelid 13% —
tick-borne encephalitis 13% —
inflammation 13% —
twitching of the upper eyelid 13% —
convulsive syndrome in children 13% —
Fear for no reason 13% —
impulsiveness 13% —
hallucinations 12% —
west 's syndrome 12% —
encephalopathy 12% —
head surgery 12% —
very high fever 12% —
nervous excitability 12% —
positive 12% —
fear of illness 12% —
neurotic disorder, unspecified 12% —
motor activity 12% —
increased motor activity 12% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 12% —
mental retardation 12% —
protein reduced 12% —
infantile 12% —
large child 12% —
open person 12% —
cramps in the legs 12% —
rett syndrome 12% —
delayed speech development 12% —
viral meningoencephalitis 12% —
age 4 years 12% —
convulsions with loss of consciousness 12% —
convulsions after a stroke 12% —
stupor 12% —
arteriovenous malformation 12% —
todd's palsy 12% —
early myoclonic encephalopathy 12% —
better at night 12% —

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