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Results: Differences General	✘West 's syndrome	✘Motor alalia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 100%(0) CT scan of the brain 84%(0) 83%(0) CT of brain vessels — 100%(0) Tomography of arterial vessels — 79%(0) Other hormones 65%(3) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	90%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	92%
crumpy syndrome	50%	—
underdevelopment	—	51%
spasm	49%	—
motor alalia	—	44%
tuberous sclerosis	48%	—
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	—	36%
herpes on the head	48%	—
delayed speech development	35%	69%
bloch-sulzberger syndrome	48%	—
children's speech	34%	66%
muscle spasm of the hands	46%	—
delayed motor development	—	31%
fleas	44%	—
children's aphasia	—	26%
herpetic encephalitis	42%	—
autism	—	25%
transient ischemic attack	41%	—
speech slurred	—	25%
convulsions	49%	7%
sensory alalia	—	23%
agenesis of the corpus callosum	40%	—
says the same	—	22%
plum belly syndrome	39%	—
sensorimotor alalia	—	22%
phacomatoses	39%	—
stuttering in speech	—	22%
newborn herpes	37%	—
agrammatism	—	21%
blood serotonin is lowered	37%	—
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn)	—	21%
lennox-gastaut syndrome	37%	—
childish behavior	—	21%
barrett 's syndrome	37%	—
foolishness	—	21%
phenylketonuria	36%	—
level 2 onr	—	20%
cramps of the hands	36%	—
psychologist	—	20%
head spasms	36%	—
speech absence	—	20%
febrile convulsions in children	35%	—
onr 3 levels	—	20%
vaccination	35%	—
onr 4 levels	—	20%
affectionate child	35%	—
dysarthria	—	20%
spasm of neck muscles	35%	—
early development	—	20%
postpartum infections	34%	—
stuttering	—	20%
sick with high temperatures	34%	—
impaired coordination	—	19%
cramp and spasm	33%	—
taciturnity	—	19%
postpartum contractions	33%	—
chanted speech	—	19%
infantile	55%	20%
thin	—	19%
i'm being watched	32%	—
aphasia	—	19%
convulsions in the anamnesis	31%	—
2 children	—	19%
postencephalitic syndrome	31%	—
ataxia	—	18%
headache from above	31%	—
hospitalism in children	—	18%
consequences of herpes	31%	—
impaired understanding of speech	—	16%
pain in the collarbone	30%	—
not enough communication	—	16%
neurofibroma	30%	—
talks about death	—	16%
generalized epilepsy	30%	—
level 1 onr	—	16%
spasms in the body	30%	—
dysarthria in children	—	16%
tonic convulsions	30%	—
pregnancy	—	16%
down syndrome	30%	—
lags behind in the development	43%	59%
convulsive syndrome in children	29%	—
organic brain damage	—	15%
nose good	29%	—
mental shock	—	15%
consequences of head injury	29%	—
autism spectrum	—	15%
sensations in the neck	28%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	14%
pain in the shoulder blades	28%	—
paraphasia	—	14%
delay of mental development	36%	6%
deaf and dumb	—	14%
nervous excitability	36%	6%
umbilical	—	14%
intrauterine infection	27%	—
conflict with the mother	—	14%
encephalitis	26%	—
agnosia	—	14%
overexcitation of the psyche	26%	—
slowness of movement	—	14%
history of brain surgery	26%	—
rhinolalia	—	14%
pain spasm	26%	—
left hemisphere dysfunction	—	13%
spasmodic pain	26%	—
lambdacism	—	13%
cramps in the legs	25%	—
stuttering in childhood	—	13%
sensations in the hands	25%	—
emotional child	—	13%
effects of poisoning	25%	—
drug disease	—	13%
will not work	25%	—
Alexia	—	12%
heredity predisposition	24%	—
dependence on parents	—	12%
herpes	24%	—
toxicosis	—	12%
birth trauma of the head	37%	12%
pregnancy toxicosis	—	12%
general intoxication syndrome	23%	—
hyperactive	—	12%
hypotension	22%	—
replacing sounds	—	12%
headaches	21%	—
hormonal disorders	—	12%
surgical infections	21%	—
cytomegalovirus infection in pregnant women	—	12%
high temperature	21%	—
toxoplasmosis during pregnancy	—	12%
birth trauma	29%	7%
traumatic brain injury	—	12%
hypoxia during childbirth	31%	10%
dysprosody	—	12%
lowered	36%	15%
cytomegalovirus infection in children	—	12%
neuroinfections	27%	6%
rubella during pregnancy	—	11%
head injury in anamnesis	30%	10%
conflict in the family	—	11%
number of births has been reduced	28%	9%
dyslalia	—	11%
effects of hypoxia	25%	6%
stage of recovery	—	11%
family man	23%	5%
sigmatism	—	11%
cytomegalovirus	26%	8%
rapid childbirth	—	11%
epilepsy	24%	6%
delayed stages of development	—	11%
asphyxia of newborns	34%	16%
asymmetry	—	11%
history of surgery	31%	14%
mom has diabetes	—	11%
age 4 years	25%	8%
recovery period	—	11%
increased	25%	8%
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom	—	11%
leukoencephalitis	24%	8%
assiduous	—	11%
conducting an inspection	21%	5%
needs attention	—	11%
intoxication	21%	5%
limited vocabulary	—	11%
fetal hypoxia	29%	14%
up strong	—	10%
consequences of childbirth	23%	8%
onset of illness	—	10%
consequences of infection	20%	7%
intranatal death	—	10%
mental retardation	25%	14%
soft swelling	—	10%
impaired arterial function	20%	9%
aggressive behavior of children	—	10%
brain damage	30%	20%
preeclampsia	—	10%
head injury	24%	14%
mood disorder	—	10%
premature birth	27%	18%
need for activity	—	9%
damage to the nervous system	20%	11%
meningoencephalitis	—	9%
hypoxia	22%	14%
neurological disorders	—	9%
suffocation	25%	18%
1 pregnancy	—	9%
trauma	19%	14%
make the main	—	9%
patient's condition	19%	15%
misunderstanding	—	9%
stuttering in children	—	9%
thinking disorders	—	9%
familial diabetes	—	9%
hyperkinesis	—	9%
inhibition	—	9%
toxoplasmosis	—	9%
child is not says	—	9%
rickets	—	9%
tics	—	9%
fidgety	—	9%

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