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Results: Differences General	✘Spinal cord tumors	✘Radicular syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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spinal cord tumors	31%	—
pain in the sacrum	—	64%
ponytail tumor	30%	—
infringement of the sciatic nerve	—	51%
craniospinal tumors	30%	—
pinching nerves	—	43%
spinal cord ependymoma	30%	—
shooting pain in the lower back	—	42%
extramedullary tumors of the spinal cord	23%	—
shooting back pain	—	41%
triparesis	23%	—
neuralgia	11%	48%
discogenic myelopathy	23%	—
shooting pains	—	19%
lower paraparesis	21%	—
lower back pain during movements	—	19%
painful swelling	24%	1%
lower back pain	—	15%
funicular myelosis	21%	—
back pain when moving	—	15%
upper paraparesis	21%	—
pain gives in the leg	—	14%
brain cancer	23%	1%
pain in the sacrum on the right	—	13%
brain cyst	20%	—
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs	—	12%
brain tumor	23%	1%
plexit	—	12%
ependymoma of the brain	20%	—
pain gives in the buttock	—	10%
paresis	23%	1%
pain goes in the back	—	10%
paresis of legs	22%	1%
pain in the lumbosacral region	—	8%
neuralgia of the lingopharyngeal nerve	18%	—
pain when moving	—	8%
weakness after illness	21%	1%
lower back pain on the right	—	7%
cns tumors	21%	1%
worse from movement	—	7%
cough with sneezing	20%	1%
lower back pain on the left	—	6%
muscle weakness	21%	2%
shooting pains on the leg	—	5%
neurinoma	20%	1%
lingering pain in the lower back	—	5%
skin anesthesia	22%	3%
pain in the lumbar back	—	5%
radiculitis	23%	4%
back pain is aching	—	5%
tertiary syphilis	17%	—
pain gives in the left leg	—	5%
worse when tilting the head	17%	—
aching	—	5%
cysticercosis	17%	—
aching lower back	—	5%
hematomyelia	17%	—
pulling pain in the left leg	—	5%
trigeminal neuralgia	16%	—
right back pain	—	5%
often sneezes	19%	1%
back pain on the left	—	5%
meningioma	16%	—
Cold in the back	—	4%
weakness of the bladder	16%	—
pain along the nerves	—	4%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	16%	—
pain when walking	—	4%
gorner syndrome	16%	—
pain along the sciatic nerve	—	4%
astrocytoma	16%	—
pain in the right leg	—	4%
sciatic nerve neuropathy	16%	—
back aching	—	4%
anesthesia	21%	3%
deterioration from lifting weights	—	4%
acute pain	20%	3%
back pain after lifting weights	—	4%
cancer	18%	1%
worse when walking	—	4%
neck swelling	18%	1%
knee pain when walking	—	4%
myelopathy	18%	1%
overwork	—	4%
prolapse of the rectum	15%	—
pain in the left leg	—	4%
hiccups	15%	—
compression of the spinal cord	—	3%
enophthalmos	15%	—
joint diseases	—	3%
echinococcosis	15%	—
constant aching pain	—	3%
paresis of the foot	15%	—
pain during exercise	—	3%
congenital syphilis	15%	—
stiffness in the lower back	—	3%
trigeminal nerve pain	15%	—
heaviness in the back	—	3%
hemiparesis	14%	—
worse standing	—	3%
benign neoplasms	17%	1%
joint pain	—	3%
hypoalgesia	14%	—
pain in the knees	—	3%
weakness in the leg muscles	18%	2%
pain from the load	—	3%
neuritis of the facial nerve	14%	—
lower back pain in the morning	—	3%
oncology	18%	2%
sciatica	—	3%
pain in the pleura	14%	—
sensations in the legs	—	3%
cholecystopancreatitis	14%	—
back pain in the morning	—	3%
weakness after coughing	14%	—
spinal injury	—	3%
hard muscles	14%	—
emotional	—	2%
myelitis	14%	—
pain in the fingers	—	2%
tetraparesis	14%	—
pain in the upper back	—	2%
neck sensitivity	14%	—
pain after a fracture	—	2%
delayed urination	13%	—
pain in the shins	—	2%
paresis of the hand	13%	—
well lower back pain at night	—	2%
impaired function of the bile ducts	13%	—
nerve damage	—	2%
removal of cysts	13%	—
pain in the legs at night	—	2%
pain in the ribs	13%	—
in the morning leg pain	—	2%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation	13%	—
spondyloarthrosis	—	2%
sharp cough	13%	—
surgical infections	—	2%
incontinence of feces	13%	—
stage of recovery	—	2%
head tumor	16%	1%
thin	—	2%
head tilted	13%	—
weakness in the knees	—	2%
compression myelopathy	16%	1%
attacks of pain	—	2%
solid tumor	13%	—
bursitis	—	2%
syringobulbia	16%	1%
heart dysfunction	—	2%
syringomyelia	16%	1%
arthritis	—	2%
appendicitis	13%	—
constant joint pain	—	2%
muscle atrophy	16%	1%
better to be alone	—	2%
inflammation	16%	2%
facet syndrome	—	2%
a history of neurosurgery	12%	—
bone fracture	—	2%
cough with shortness	12%	—
consequences of surgery	—	2%
neurological pain	16%	2%
drug disease	—	2%
neurological disorders	16%	2%
knee reflex negative	—	2%
hydrocephalus	12%	—
spinal canal stenosis	—	2%
weakness when breathing	12%	—
limbs pain	—	2%
cholecystitis	12%	—
falls in the elderly	—	2%
weakness in the legs	16%	2%
decreased finger sensitivity	—	2%
brain tumors	15%	1%
pain in the wound	—	2%
history of surgery	17%	3%
compression in the body	—	2%
chest pain when coughing	12%	—
takes antidepressants	—	2%
hypertrophy biliary tract	11%	—
pain when touched	—	2%
aneurysm	11%	—
weak joints	—	2%
cough	14%	1%
patient's condition	—	2%
weakness in the foot	14%	1%
baralginum	—	2%
low body temperature	11%	—
senile asthenia syndrome	—	2%
hemorrhages on the skin	11%	—
worse in morning	—	2%
pancreatitis	11%	—
pain in the muscles of the back	—	2%
history of brain surgery	11%	—
back pain at night	—	2%
facial pain	11%	—
he feels like an old man	—	2%
difficulty breathing	11%	—
loss of touch	—	2%

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