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Results: Differences General	✘Agrammatic dysgraphy	✘Erased dysarthria
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%(0) 17%(0) General urine test — 23%(1) CT of the head — 21%(0) MRI of the brain — 21%(0) Histological studies 21%(0) — CT scan of the brain — 20%(0) MRI of the organ — 19%(0) Sex hormones — 19%(1) General inspection — 19%(0) CT of the organ — 18%(0) Coagulogram — 18%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
errors in speech and writing	100%	—
phonetic speech disorder	—	57%
agrammatism	87%	—
asymmetry of nasolabial folds	—	51%
errors in speech	83%	—
extrapyramidal dysarthria	—	50%
makes mistakes when writing	83%	—
distortion of sounds	—	44%
mistakes when writing	83%	—
dyslalia	—	44%
left-handed	57%	—
nasolabial folds	—	44%
confuses the words	54%	—
pseudobulbar syndrome	—	44%
school immaturity	51%	—
there are no complaints	—	41%
bilingualism in children	46%	—
speaks poorly	—	41%
frequent colds in kindergarten	43%	—
synkinesia	—	40%
agrammatic dysgraphy	42%	—
meningococcal meningitis	—	39%
immaturity	40%	—
cortical dysarthria	—	38%
pedagogical neglect	39%	—
meningitis in children	—	38%
lot of mistakes	38%	—
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn)	—	37%
impaired understanding of speech	37%	—
mitigation defect	—	37%
mental retardation	37%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	37%
problems with studying	36%	—
nephropathy of pregnant women	—	36%
onset of illness	36%	—
dysarthria in children	37%	73%
limited vocabulary	35%	—
ringing defect	—	36%
arvi in children	34%	—
says the same	—	36%
chatty	33%	—
congenital herpes infection	—	36%
often sick child	31%	—
bulbar dysarthria	—	35%
hyperactive child	31%	—
pseudobulbar dysarthria	—	35%
intellectual disabilities in children	29%	—
lambdacism	—	35%
smart baby	28%	—
congenital toxoplasmosis	—	35%
hyperactive	28%	—
birth trauma of the head	—	34%
nervous excitability	27%	—
congenital cytomegaly	—	34%
memory impairment	27%	—
rotacism	—	34%
hearing impaired	26%	—
leads to the side	—	34%
ARVI	26%	—
suffocation	—	33%
delayed speech development	26%	—
tongue trembles when sticking	—	33%
no children	26%	—
cytomegalovirus hepatitis	—	33%
forgetfulness	26%	—
dysprosody	—	33%
decreased concentration of attention	25%	—
replacing sounds	—	33%
responsible	25%	—
perinatal encephalopathy	—	33%
frequent colds	25%	—
flu in children	—	32%
visual impairment	24%	—
epidemic flu	—	32%
immunodeficiency	24%	—
sigmatism	—	32%
control issues	23%	—
tremor	—	32%
angioplasty	21%	—
cytomegalovirus infection in children	—	32%
patient's condition	20%	—
herpetic hepatitis	—	32%
hidden lefty	19%	—
asphyxia of newborns	—	31%
alalia	49%	30%
meningococcal infection	—	31%
underdevelopment	35%	21%
asymmetry	—	31%
lags behind in the development	33%	20%
diabetic nephropathy	—	31%
organic brain damage	34%	21%
chanted speech	—	31%
brain damage	31%	19%
viral meningoencephalitis	—	30%
history of surgery	27%	17%
twang	—	30%
childhood diseases	46%	40%
rapid childbirth	—	30%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	39%	34%
hypertensive nephropathy	—	30%
inflammation of the brain	27%	23%
gestational diabetes	—	30%
effects of the flu	—	30%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	—	30%
viral meningitis	—	29%
hypersalivation	—	29%
fetoplacental insufficiency	—	29%
neuritis of the facial nerve	—	29%
hypertension during pregnancy	—	29%
prolonged labor	—	28%
subacute condition	—	28%
head injury in anamnesis	—	28%
helps others	—	28%
fetal hypoxia	—	27%
neurological disorders	—	27%
facial asymmetry	—	27%
dysarthria	29%	56%
hyperkinesis	—	26%
takes a long time to choose	—	26%
impaired lung function	—	26%
toxoplasmosis	—	26%
consequences of vaccinations	—	25%
pregnancy toxicosis	—	25%
premature birth	—	25%
rubella	—	25%
better from work	—	25%
ganglia	—	25%
intrauterine infection	—	25%
thalamic syndrome	—	25%
operative delivery	—	25%
meningoencephalitis	—	25%
muscular dystonia	—	25%
agnosia	—	24%
meningitis	—	24%
head surgery	—	24%
diseases of infants	—	24%
facial pain	—	24%
restriction of movement	—	24%
effects of hypoxia	—	24%
flu	—	24%
neuritis	—	24%
sedentary lifestyle	—	24%
cytomegalovirus	—	24%
head injury	—	23%
neuralgia	—	23%
protein in the urine	—	23%
impaired uterine function	—	23%
toxicosis	—	23%
vacuum	—	23%
ataxia	—	23%
pregnancy complications	—	23%
neurological pain	—	23%
liver dysfunction	—	23%
encephalopathy	—	23%
little urine	—	23%
paresis	—	22%
consequences of physical exertion	—	22%
leukoencephalitis	—	22%
nephropathy	—	22%
herpes	—	22%
protein c deficiency	—	22%
general intoxication syndrome	—	21%
sweating is increased	—	21%
hepatitis	—	21%
impaired coordination	—	21%
general weakness	—	21%
weakness after illness	—	20%
feeling of bruising	—	20%
liver problems	—	20%
female pelvic organs	—	20%
diabetes mellitus	—	20%
muscle weakness	—	20%
hypoxia	—	20%
recovery period	—	19%
gastrointestinal problems	—	19%
pregnancy	—	19%
intoxication	—	19%
acute pain	—	19%
up circulatory disorders	—	19%
hypertension	—	19%
stage of recovery	—	19%
blood diseases	—	18%
trauma	—	18%
impaired arterial function	—	18%
consequences of infection	—	18%
consequences of taking medications	—	17%
lowered	—	17%
congenital hepatitis in children	—	16%
speech slurred	43%	49%
children's speech	44%	50%
inflammation	20%	24%

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