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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Brain development abnormalitiesGeneralized epilepsy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%(0)41%(0)
MRI of the organ 19%(0)11%(0)
CT of the organ 18%(0)10%(0)
Sex hormones 25%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 84%
brain development abnormalities 42%
absences 15% 95%
роды и вскармливание 25%
epilepsy 22% 100%
delay of mental development 20%
epilepsy attacks 77%
listeriosis 20%
convulsions 27% 79%
hyperthyroidism during pregnancy 19%
epilepsy in the morning 50%
asphyxia of newborns 18%
epilepsy at night 32%
brain death 18%
generalized epilepsy 25%
fontanelle 18%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 18%
alcoholism and drug addiction 17%
epilepsy in childhood 16%
convulsions in the anamnesis 17%
tonic-clonic convulsions 16%
muscle weakness 17%
there is a lot of oncology in the family 15%
feeling of heaviness in the head 16%
olfactory hallucinations 15%
heaviness in the head 16%
lymphomas in children 15%
toxoplasmosis 16%
twitches eyelid 15%
diffuse toxic goiter 15%
twitching of the upper eyelid 15%
rubella 15%
lags behind in the development 21% 36%
sluggish baby 15%
brain tumors in children 15%
thyrotoxicosis 15%
tiki in children 14%
alcoholism 15%
decreased intelligence 14%
1 pregnancy 14%
tics 14%
history of surgery 14%
anything night sweating in men 13%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 14%
tuberous sclerosis 13%
effects of hypoxia 14%
postpartum infections 13%
thyroid diseases 14%
myoclonic epilepsy 13%
addiction 14%
phenylketonuria 13%
cytomegalovirus 14%
focal epilepsy 12%
infertility female 14%
glioma 12%
alcohol dependence 13%
birth trauma 11%
paresis 13%
night sweating 11%
a lot of medicines 13%
excessive sweating at night 11%
smokes 13%
periodic illness 11%
2 children 13%
absent-mindedness 11%
hormonal disorders 12%
illusions 11%
helps others 12%
brain cancer 11%
diabetes mellitus 12%
delayed speech development 19% 30%
cysts 12%
inhibition 10%
psychologist 12%
diseases of infants 10%
cerebral circulation disorder 18% 9%
cns tumors 10%
angiopathy 16% 8%
meningoencephalitis 10%
up circulatory disorders 16% 8%
lipoidosis 10%
impaired arterial function 15% 7%
oncology relatives 10%
convulsive syndrome in children 22% 15%
lymphoma 10%
birth trauma of the head 20% 14%
smart baby 10%
mental retardation 19% 13%
children's speech 19% 29%
organic brain damage 18% 12%
problems with studying 9%
hypoxia 17% 11%
consequences of pregnancy 9%
neonatal convulsions 20% 14%
leukoencephalitis 9%
suffocation 14% 9%
short height 9%
cramps in the legs 14% 9%
cognitive disorders 9%
intrauterine infection 15% 10%
hallucinations 9%
number of births has been reduced 16% 11%
large child 9%
fetal hypoxia 16% 11%
brain tumors 9%
head injury in anamnesis 16% 11%
the body is not his 9%
hypoxia during childbirth 17% 12%
vascular sclerosis 9%
childhood diseases 15% 10%
hypoglycemia 9%
traumatic illness 13% 9%
sweating is increased 9%
head injury 13% 9%
cancer 8%
general intoxication syndrome 12% 8%
feeling of heat 8%
trauma 11% 7%
high temperature 8%
damage to the nervous system 7%
blood diseases 7%

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