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Results: Differences General ✘Phacomatoses✘Spastic diplegia
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Distinctive symptoms
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coats' disease 31% —
spastic diplegia — 47%
oculomotor neuritis 31% —
cramps of the hands — 47%
moles and warts 28% —
asphyxia of newborns — 35%
lags behind in the development 53% 26%
cerebral palsy — 34%
hemangioma 24% —
suffocation — 31%
dry brittle nails 24% —
premature babies — 28%
west 's syndrome 23% —
complications of childbirth — 28%
polyp of the rectum 23% —
paresis of the hand — 28%
dry hair falls 23% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 28%
letters are confused 23% —
birth trauma — 27%
dry brittle hair 22% —
consequences of childbirth — 27%
absences 22% —
paresis of legs — 27%
thin dry skin 22% —
tetraparesis — 27%
arteriovenous malformations of the brain 21% —
speech slurred — 26%
idiocy 21% —
convulsions 22% 47%
dysplastic nevus 21% —
contracture — 25%
confuses the words 21% —
heart defects in pregnant women — 24%
cretinism 21% —
pregnancy complications — 24%
aneurysm 21% —
dysarthria — 23%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 21% —
stage of recovery — 23%
cyst in the head 20% —
spasm — 23%
hip dysplasia 20% —
recovery period — 23%
diffuse polyposis 20% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 23%
mental retardation easy 20% —
trauma — 23%
brown moles 20% —
hearing loss in children — 22%
familial polyposis of the colon 20% —
premature birth — 22%
sleepwalking 20% —
spotting from the uterus — 22%
errors in speech 20% —
smart baby — 22%
a bump on the head 20% —
birth trauma of the head — 22%
nails are layered 20% —
fetal hypoxia — 21%
retinal dissection 20% —
muscle hypertonus — 21%
has a swelling of the eye 20% —
pelvic presentation of the fetus — 21%
hemangiomas on the skin 20% —
makes the scalp sensitive — 21%
diabetes insipidus 19% —
optic nerve atrophy — 21%
adenomatous polyp 19% —
hemiplegia — 21%
stomach polyps 19% —
effects of hypoxia — 21%
cerebral vascular aneurysms 19% —
cognitive disorders — 20%
brittle hair 19% —
placental abnormalities — 20%
destructive behavior 19% —
strabismus — 20%
early aging 19% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 20%
dry hair 19% —
postpartum contractions — 19%
polyps of the colon 19% —
discoordinated labor activity — 19%
echolalia 19% —
rapid childbirth — 19%
autism 18% —
hemolytic disease of newborns — 19%
nails brittle 18% —
fontanelle — 19%
unspecified mental disorders 18% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 19%
moves in a dream 18% —
hemiparesis — 19%
premature sexual development 18% —
history of brain surgery — 19%
convulsions in the anamnesis 18% —
female pelvic organs — 19%
epilepsy in childhood 18% —
fetoplacental insufficiency — 19%
angiomatosis 18% —
muscular dystonia — 18%
chorioretinitis 17% —
head injury — 18%
generalized epilepsy 17% —
blood diseases — 18%
lot of moles 17% —
increased — 18%
neurofibroma 17% —
muscle weakness — 18%
delayed puberty 17% —
cramps stop — 18%
slowness of movement 17% —
paralysis of the lower extremities — 18%
epilepsy in children 17% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 17%
hyperactive child 17% —
bone deformation — 17%
intestinal polyp 17% —
patient's condition — 17%
cancer 17% —
number of births has been reduced — 17%
tonsillitis 16% —
bulbar dysarthria — 16%
thin skin 16% —
open fontanel — 16%
false joint 16% —
cramps the feet — 16%
cerebellar ataxia 16% —
intrauterine infection — 16%
rapid growth 16% —
operative delivery — 16%
hair loss 16% —
adaptation disorders — 16%
skin overgrowth 16% —
drug disease — 16%
fibroma 16% —
family man — 16%
brown spots on the skin 15% —
immaturity — 16%
brown pigmentation after rashes 15% —
pseudobulbar dysarthria — 16%
dry skin 15% —
decreased intelligence — 15%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 15% —
impaired lung function — 15%
warts 15% —
contractures of the joints — 15%
inflammation 15% —
congenital heart — 15%
polyps 15% —
spastic paralysis — 15%
arteriovenous malformation 15% —
impaired uterine function — 15%
skin cancer 15% —
large child — 15%
neuritis 15% —
paresis 14% 29%
meningitis 15% —
twitching of the leg muscles — 15%
hyperactive 15% —
jaundice in childhood — 15%
hypothyroidism 15% —
emotional — 15%
nervous excitability 15% —
cramp and spasm — 14%
impaired nervous system function 14% —
problems with studying — 14%
psychosomatics 14% —
worse from movement — 14%
effects of puberty 14% —
premature placental abruption — 14%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 14% —
rhesus conflict — 14%
asymmetry 14% —
consequences of taking medications — 14%
skin spots 14% —
lower paraparesis — 14%
oncology in the anamnesis 14% —
spastic hemiplegia — 14%
underdevelopment 13% —
anatomically narrow pelvis — 14%
poor sleep 13% —
postpartum obesity — 14%
dependence on the doctor 13% —
hypothermia of the newborn — 14%
immunodeficiency 13% —
disease periodic muscle — 13%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 12% —
enlargement of the uterus — 13%
dryness 12% —
severe childbirth — 13%
impaired gastric function 12% —
general intoxication syndrome — 13%
epilepsy 24% 10%
joint deformation — 13%
epilepsy attacks 20% 7%
paralysis of the limbs — 13%
oncology 24% 11%
anomalies of labor activity — 13%

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