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Results: Differences General ✘Todd's Palsy✘Motor alalia
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Distinctive symptoms
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epileptic status 27% —
delayed speech development 13% 69%
hemiparesis 27% —
children's speech 12% 66%
cramps in the extremities 25% —
lags behind in the development 11% 59%
brain tumors 24% —
underdevelopment 7% 51%
paralysis 24% —
motor alalia — 44%
epilepsy in childhood 24% —
delayed motor development — 31%
encephalitis 22% —
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 8% 36%
epilepsy attacks 21% —
children's aphasia — 26%
dravet syndrome 21% —
sensory alalia — 23%
rasmussen's encephalitis 21% —
sensorimotor alalia — 22%
encephalopathy 20% —
stuttering in speech — 22%
angelman syndrome 20% —
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) — 21%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 20% —
agrammatism — 21%
stroke 20% —
stuttering — 20%
cysticercosis 20% —
onr 4 levels — 20%
temporal lobe epilepsy 19% —
psychologist — 20%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 19% —
onr 3 levels — 20%
small epileptic seizure 19% —
speech absence — 20%
hemorrhagic stroke 19% —
level 2 onr — 20%
twitching of the body 19% —
chanted speech — 19%
tiki in children 19% —
hospitalism in children — 18%
apoplexy 19% —
impaired understanding of speech — 16%
focal cortical dysplasia 19% —
not enough communication — 16%
epileptic psychosis 18% —
asphyxia of newborns — 16%
epilepsy in pregnant women 18% —
dysarthria in children — 16%
twitching of the hands 18% —
says the same 6% 22%
neonatal convulsions 18% —
level 1 onr — 16%
childhood absentee epilepsy 18% —
talks about death — 16%
twitching of the head 18% —
slowness of movement — 14%
cramps of the hands 18% —
umbilical — 14%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 18% —
rhinolalia — 14%
febrile convulsions in children 18% —
paraphasia — 14%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 17% —
deaf and dumb — 14%
bouts of vision loss 17% —
fetal hypoxia — 14%
vascular tumor 17% —
conflict with the mother — 14%
happy 17% —
dysarthria 6% 20%
tuberous sclerosis 17% —
speech slurred 12% 25%
brain development abnormalities 17% —
stuttering in childhood — 13%
myoclonic epilepsy 17% —
emotional child — 13%
spasm 17% —
left hemisphere dysfunction — 13%
aura 17% —
lambdacism — 13%
lipid metabolism 17% —
hyperactive — 12%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 17% —
cytomegalovirus infection in children — 12%
kidney diseases 17% —
birth trauma of the head — 12%
cramp and spasm 17% —
dysprosody — 12%
ischemic stroke 17% —
cytomegalovirus infection in pregnant women — 12%
epilepsy in a dream 17% —
premature birth 6% 18%
cysticercosis of the brain 16% —
toxoplasmosis during pregnancy — 12%
periodic weakness 16% —
replacing sounds — 12%
postencephalitic syndrome 16% —
Alexia — 12%
convulsions in sleep 16% —
mom has diabetes — 11%
cerebral palsy 16% —
assiduous — 11%
learning difficulties 16% —
conflict in the family — 11%
boring guy 16% —
rubella during pregnancy — 11%
epilepsy in the morning 16% —
delayed stages of development — 11%
epilepsy at night 16% —
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom — 11%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 16% —
dyslalia — 11%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 16% —
sigmatism — 11%
paresis 23% 5%
rapid childbirth — 11%
epilepsy 24% 6%
limited vocabulary — 11%
tonic-clonic convulsions 16% —
up strong — 10%
perinatal encephalopathy 16% —
impaired coordination 9% 19%
liver problems 16% —
intranatal death — 10%
focal epilepsy 16% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 10%
viral encephalitis 16% —
preeclampsia — 10%
biotinidase deficiency 15% —
aggressive behavior of children — 10%
mitochondrial myopathy 15% —
ataxia 8% 18%
hydrocephalus 15% —
head injury in anamnesis — 10%
sudden onset 15% —
suffocation 8% 18%
arm and leg cramps 15% —
childhood diseases 10% 20%
look absent 15% —
thin 9% 19%
generalized epilepsy 15% —
familial diabetes — 9%
consequences of head injury 15% —
childish behavior 12% 21%
tonic convulsions 15% —
foolishness 12% 21%
diabetic encephalopathy 15% —
autism 16% 25%
clonic cramps 15% —
misunderstanding — 9%
connective tissue dysplasia 15% —
rickets — 9%
cramps at night 15% —
number of births has been reduced — 9%
glioma 15% —
stuttering in children — 9%
convulsions in the anamnesis 15% —
fidgety — 9%
pregnancy 33% 16%
child is not says — 9%
muscle weakness 22% 5%
miscarriage — 9%
paralysis after stroke 14% —
operative delivery — 9%
arteriovenous malformation 14% —
myoclonic dystonia — 8%
apnea 14% —
hemolytic disease of newborns — 8%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 14% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 8%
intellectual disabilities in children 14% —
needs understanding — 8%
porphyria 14% —
fine motor skills are impaired — 8%
anxiety attack 14% —
threat of miscarriage — 8%
tick-borne encephalitis 14% —
stigmas of dysembriogenesis — 8%
absences 14% —
tooth mobility — 8%
a history of neurosurgery 14% —
confuses the words — 8%
muscle hypertonus 14% —
urolithiasis in children — 8%
stupor 14% —
rapid speech — 8%
no consciousness 14% —
rhesus conflict — 8%
thrombosis 14% —
diseases of infants — 8%
periodic paralysis 14% —
lower paraparesis — 8%
memory loss 14% —
micrognathia — 8%
hyperventilation 14% —
demyelinating diseases — 8%
impulsiveness 14% —
hypotrophy — 8%

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