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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Twilight disorder of consciousness✘Carlson syndrome in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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thoughtfulness 73% —
children's fears — 81%
bitterness 64% —
overprotection — 81%
disorders of consciousness 61% —
likes to have fun — 62%
duality 57% —
emotional — 60%
longing 54% —
very sociable — 59%
auditory illusions 54% —
desire for independence — 59%
intense longing 49% —
fear of being alone — 58%
illusions 48% —
the need to cuddle — 56%
fear of losing consciousness 48% —
personality feeling — 56%
aggressive 47% —
parental control — 54%
flash screams in anger 46% —
guilt — 54%
outbursts of anger 46% —
nose good — 53%
twilight disorder of consciousness 46% —
feeling of insecurity — 53%
fear of anger 45% —
likes to cook — 52%
purposeful 45% —
leprosy — 51%
depressed mood 45% —
the desire to be busy — 51%
delusions of time 44% —
childhood diseases — 50%
hysteria 43% —
emotional child — 50%
thoughts about the disease 41% —
avoids people — 49%
explosive injury 41% —
taking care of children — 48%
fainting 41% —
helps others — 48%
angry 40% —
sociable child — 48%
infectious psychoses 39% —
sociable — 48%
autoaggression 39% —
desire for loneliness — 48%
prostration 38% —
fear cannot make a decision — 48%
cruelty 38% —
plays toys — 48%
memory loss 37% —
the need for privacy — 47%
the feeling of death 37% —
abandonment of school — 46%
panic attacks 36% —
anxiety inside — 46%
hears voices 35% —
suppressed anger — 46%
polytrauma 35% —
affectionate child — 46%
periodic fainting 34% —
swearing — 44%
pre-fainting condition 33% —
cheerful — 43%
loss of a loved one a person 33% —
loves family — 43%
can not think 33% —
studies well — 43%
voice disorders 32% —
conflict in the family — 42%
speech absence 31% —
not enough communication — 42%
stereotypia 31% —
mysticism — 42%
acute injury 29% —
independent child — 41%
madness 60% 29%
fatigue from life — 41%
confusion of consciousness 60% 29%
anxiety — 41%
delirium 61% 30%
psychologist — 41%
hearing impaired 29% —
religiosity — 41%
suspicion 27% —
does not like people — 41%
subacute condition 25% —
loves himself — 39%
trauma 23% —
tired of people — 39%
hallucinations 66% 46%
he's defending himself — 38%
patient's condition 38% 34%
consequences of fear — 38%
schizophrenia — 37%
closed — 36%
feeling lonely — 36%
fears of anxiety — 35%
low self-esteem — 35%
discharge phobias — 35%
emotional tension — 34%
feeling of uselessness — 34%
refuses to help — 33%
foolishness — 33%
childish behavior — 33%
a serious man — 33%
infantile — 32%
large child — 32%
no children — 31%
problems with studying — 31%
refuses treatment — 30%
I can't be alone — 30%
increased — 23%
very correct 30% 47%
fear of illness 42% 57%
fear of violence 41% 45%
indecision 31% 34%
disease from experiences 34% 37%
illness from distress 34% 37%
mood disorder 37% 40%
criticality 28% 30%
periodic illness 24% 26%

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