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Results: Differences General ✘Rasmussen's encephalitis✘Lennox-Gastaut syndrome
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Histological studies 22%(0)—
Infection tests 22%(0)—
CT of the organ 21%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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hemiparesis 77% —
tonic convulsions — 94%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 65% —
generalized epilepsy — 82%
todd's palsy 65% —
sudden redness of the face — 82%
encephalitis 63% —
convulsive syndrome in children — 76%
leukoencephalitis 58% —
juvenile absentee epilepsy — 76%
paresis 57% —
epilepsy in children — 64%
upper paraparesis 51% —
absences 30% 93%
history of brain surgery 50% —
epileptic encephalopathy in children — 60%
focal epilepsy 50% —
childhood absentee epilepsy — 55%
hemianopsia 50% —
twitching of the head — 55%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 47% —
facial muscle weakness — 55%
hemiparetic gait 45% —
infantile — 54%
jackson 's epilepsy 44% —
brain development abnormalities — 53%
history of surgery 44% —
masked face (hypomimia) — 52%
acute viral neuroinfections 43% —
neck red — 49%
very forgetful and absent-minded 41% —
spasm — 48%
slow cns infections 40% —
red hands — 46%
encephalitis in children 40% —
clonic cramps — 46%
anything night sweating in men 39% —
face is red — 45%
epileptic status 38% —
salivation — 45%
forgetfulness 38% —
red legs — 44%
pronounced forgetfulness 37% —
red blood vessels of the eyes — 43%
sensory aphasia 37% —
falls to the floor — 43%
onset of illness 37% —
apnea — 41%
paralysis 37% —
age 4 years — 40%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 37% —
encephalopathy — 39%
speech slurred 36% —
cramps in the legs — 39%
decreased concentration of attention 36% —
everything is bad — 38%
viral encephalitis 35% —
increased motor activity — 38%
epilepsy at night 35% —
open person — 38%
cramps in the extremities 35% —
motor activity — 38%
periodic paralysis 34% —
asymmetry — 36%
epilepsy in the morning 34% —
disorders of consciousness — 36%
speaks poorly 34% —
aggressive — 35%
immunodeficiency 34% —
better to be alone — 34%
paralysis of the limbs 34% —
drug disease — 30%
cramps at night 34% —
epilepsy 58% 81%
surgical infections 33% —
convulsions 53% 75%
excessive sweating at night 32% —
twitching of the upper eyelid 69% 88%
night sweating 32% —
twitches eyelid 69% 87%
aphasia 31% —
tics 66% 83%
periodic weakness 31% —
periodic illness 49% 61%
no consciousness 30% —
decreased intelligence 28% 40%
neuroinfections 30% —
smart baby 28% 40%
weakness in the extremities 29% —
intellectual disabilities in children 29% 41%
memory impairment 28% —
increased 28% 39%
mental retardation 27% —
cognitive disorders 26% 37%
impaired nervous system function 26% —
childhood diseases 21% 30%
sweating is increased 25% —
lowered 20% 28%
skin anesthesia 25% —
muscle weakness 34% 34%
not enough time 25% —
twitching of the body 57% 57%
lags behind in the development 24% —
feeling of bruising 23% —
anesthesia 23% —
there are no complaints 22% —
consequences of taking medications 20% —
damage to the nervous system 49% 31%
epilepsy attacks 54% 38%

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