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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Cerebral tumors✘Primary progressive aphasia
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Distinctive symptoms
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medulloblastoma 96% —
paraphasia — 87%
brain cancer 88% —
stuttering in speech — 70%
cerebral radiation sickness 85% —
aphasia — 67%
cns tumors 81% —
stuttering — 66%
head tumor 75% —
dyspraxia — 63%
hallucinations 74% —
dementia — 62%
metastatic brain tumors 72% —
senile dementia — 57%
toxic form of radiation sickness 71% —
agrammatism — 55%
metastases 70% —
can't read — 48%
increased intracranial pressure 69% —
time to do anything says slowly — 48%
oligodendroglioma 64% —
mistakes in reading — 46%
pineocytoma 64% —
dementia with lewy bodies — 46%
pain in the left side of the head 64% —
agraphy — 45%
thing hemangioblastoma 64% —
corticobasal degeneration — 45%
pineoblastoma 64% —
does not recognize relatives — 45%
headaches 62% —
obsessive movements — 44%
epilepsy 62% —
semantic aphasia — 44%
swelling of the brain 61% —
cognitive disorders — 44%
cancer 61% —
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 44%
ependymoma of the brain 60% —
frontotemporal dementia — 43%
tumors of the pineal gland 60% —
total aphasia — 42%
breast cancer in men 60% —
progressive supranuclear paralysis — 42%
tonic-clonic convulsions 58% —
obsessive thoughts — 42%
radiation damage 58% —
excessive scrupulousness — 41%
stamping gait 57% —
parkinson's disease — 40%
ganglioneuroblastoma 57% —
motor aphasia — 39%
convulsions 57% —
dyslexia — 38%
ganglioneuroma 56% —
Alexia — 38%
hippel-lindau disease 56% —
forgets words — 37%
headache on the left 56% —
impaired understanding of speech — 37%
macrography 56% —
mistakes when writing — 37%
imbalance 56% —
makes mistakes when writing — 37%
visual hallucinations 56% —
slow — 37%
hears voices 56% —
taciturnity — 36%
clonic cramps 56% —
vascular dementia — 36%
generalized epilepsy 56% —
rapid speech — 36%
numbness of the chin 56% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 35%
glioblastoma multiforme 56% —
neurosis — 35%
neurofibroma 55% —
prostration — 34%
micrography 54% —
depression apathy — 34%
hemiparetic gait 54% —
progressive paralysis — 33%
history of surgery 53% —
sympathetic — 33%
radiation therapy 53% —
mood disorder — 33%
cns lymphoma 53% —
hepatic encephalopathy — 33%
jackson 's epilepsy 53% —
ophthalmoplegia — 33%
paresis 53% —
uremia — 31%
changing the size of body parts 52% —
scurvy — 31%
facial numbness 52% —
sudden onset — 31%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 52% —
vitamin c reduced — 31%
dizziness 52% —
vitamin d deficiency — 30%
olfactory hallucinations 52% —
discirculatory encephalopathy — 30%
xanthomatosis 52% —
in the genus mental illness — 30%
absences 51% —
blood diseases — 29%
phacomatoses 51% —
neuroinfections — 29%
hemorrhagic stroke 51% —
decreased intelligence — 28%
up radiation sickness 50% —
ischemic stroke — 28%
muscle weakness 50% —
speech absence — 28%
apoplexy 50% —
greed — 27%
brain stem tumors 50% —
muscle tension — 26%
stem stroke 49% —
beriberi — 26%
skin cancer 49% —
pedantry — 26%
tumor collapse syndrome 48% —
speech slurred 31% 56%
facial muscle weakness 48% —
stiffness in the joints — 25%
hypostenuria 48% —
paralysis — 25%
astrocytoma 48% —
not enough time — 24%
adenocarcinoma of the colon 48% —
depression — 24%
papillomas on the body 48% —
psychologist — 24%
meningioma 48% —
changes in the blood — 23%
dysprosody 47% —
control issues — 23%
painful swelling 46% —
impaired kidney function — 23%
epilepsy attacks 46% —
emotional — 22%
sloppy 46% —
drug disease — 21%
ventriculitis 46% —
up it is difficult to find the word — 19%
swelling 46% —
encephalopathy 33% 38%
kidney cancer 45% —
tremor 33% 37%
tuberous sclerosis 45% —
helps others 29% 32%
aura 45% —
brain tumors 74% 27%
lymphosarcoma 45% —
pituitary adenoma 45% —
angry 45% —
kidney adenocarcinoma 45% —
nasolabial folds 44% —
self-confident 44% —
cheerful 44% —
oncology in the anamnesis 44% —
hemianopsia 43% —
delirium 43% —
neurinoma 43% —
brain cyst 43% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer 43% —
prostate cancer 43% —
madness 43% —
flies in front of the eyes 42% —
visual impairment 42% —
hemiparesis 42% —
he doesn't want 42% —
angiomatosis 42% —
benign neoplasms 42% —
progressive myopia 42% —
confusion of consciousness 42% —
puts pressure on the eyes 42% —
brain tumor 69% 25%
melanoma 41% —
lung adenocarcinoma 41% —
increased 41% —
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 41% —
impaired sense of smell 41% —
uterine cancer 41% —
pituitary tumors 41% —
sudden dizziness 40% —
whole head hurts 40% —
metastases to the lungs 40% —
vascular tumor 66% 24%
vomiting 39% —
headache in the back of the head 39% —
euphoria 39% —
neurological disorders 39% —
tumors of the large intestine 39% —
impaired prostate function 39% —
illusions 38% —
tremor of the hands 38% —
optic nerve atrophy 38% —
grumpy 38% —

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