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Results: Differences General ✘Нейрональный цероидный липофусциноз✘Rasmussen's encephalitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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does not understand speech 72% —
hemiparesis — 77%
age 4 years 69% —
twitches eyelid — 69%
neonatal convulsions 68% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 69%
infantile 66% —
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy — 65%
children's speech 64% —
todd's palsy — 65%
trypanosomiasis 62% —
encephalitis — 63%
eyes close 61% —
leukoencephalitis — 58%
bettolepsy 59% —
paresis — 57%
weak ligaments 58% —
upper paraparesis — 51%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 56% —
hemianopsia — 50%
a difficult life 56% —
focal epilepsy — 50%
leg weakness walking 56% —
history of brain surgery — 50%
absences 88% 30%
damage to the nervous system — 49%
weakness of the ligaments 55% —
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres — 47%
worse standing 54% —
hemiparetic gait — 45%
shaky gait 53% —
jackson 's epilepsy — 44%
multiple organ failure 53% —
acute viral neuroinfections — 43%
convulsive syndrome in children 53% —
very forgetful and absent-minded — 42%
feeling of heaviness in the head 53% —
slow cns infections — 40%
weakness in the leg muscles 53% —
encephalitis in children — 40%
heaviness in the head 53% —
anything night sweating in men — 39%
ganglia 51% —
forgetfulness — 38%
childhood diseases 73% 21%
epileptic status — 38%
delay in physical development 50% —
pronounced forgetfulness — 37%
weakness in the legs 49% —
paralysis — 37%
diseases of infants 48% —
onset of illness — 37%
worse when walking 48% —
sensory aphasia — 37%
delay of mental development 48% —
nocturnal epilepsy attacks — 37%
fainting 46% —
decreased concentration of attention — 36%
delayed speech development 46% —
epilepsy at night — 35%
asymmetry 44% —
cramps in the extremities — 35%
respiratory insufficiency 44% —
viral encephalitis — 35%
protein c deficiency 44% —
cramps at night — 34%
disorders of consciousness 43% —
periodic paralysis — 34%
psychologist 42% —
speaks poorly — 34%
neurological disorders 39% —
immunodeficiency — 34%
weakness after illness 39% —
epilepsy in the morning — 34%
stage of recovery 38% —
paralysis of the limbs — 34%
recovery period 38% —
night sweating — 32%
convulsions 91% 53%
excessive sweating at night — 32%
epilepsy attacks 92% 54%
periodic weakness — 31%
lags behind in the development 57% 24%
aphasia — 31%
epilepsy 88% 58%
neuroinfections — 30%
lowered 48% 20%
no consciousness — 30%
weakness in the extremities 49% 29%
intellectual disabilities in children — 29%
there are no complaints 37% 22%
smart baby — 28%
history of surgery 58% 44%
decreased intelligence — 28%
twitching of the body 69% 57%
memory impairment — 28%
speech slurred 44% 36%
mental retardation — 27%
muscle weakness 41% 34%
impaired nervous system function — 26%
surgical infections 39% 33%
cognitive disorders — 26%
increased 33% 28%
sweating is increased — 25%
not enough time — 25%
skin anesthesia — 25%
feeling of bruising — 23%
anesthesia — 23%
consequences of taking medications — 20%
tics 51% 66%
periodic illness 37% 49%

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