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Results: Differences General	✘Vascular dementia	✘Amnesia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 73%(1) 5%(0) ECG 64%(0) — General urine test 64%(1) — CT scan of the brain 41%(0) 9%(0) Tomography of arterial vessels 41%(0) 5%(0) Blood biochemistry 31%(0) 7%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	7%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	26%	100%
cognitive disorders	91%	11%
memory lapses	—	60%
encephalopathy	88%	10%
religiosity	—	24%
up circulatory disorders	78%	8%
fainting	9%	31%
brain damage	79%	11%
can't get together	—	22%
impaired arterial function	74%	16%
is not thinking	—	21%
thinking disorders	38%	6%
can not think	10%	29%
lowered	39%	8%
epilepsy	8%	26%
stroke	35%	5%
memory of the past	—	14%
hearing impaired	23%	—
head injury	6%	19%
hallucinations	22%	—
migraine	—	12%
adaptation disorders	22%	—
mental shock	—	12%
agitation	21%	—
dementia	82%	94%
ischemic stroke	21%	—
solvent poisoning	—	11%
agitated depression	20%	—
loses thought	9%	19%
vascular dementia	30%	8%
pulsates	—	10%
outbursts of anger	19%	—
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy	—	10%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder	19%	—
life in the past	—	10%
impaired nervous system function	19%	—
hematoma	—	10%
elderly patients	19%	—
pseudodementia	—	10%
takes care of relatives	19%	—
memory impairment	13%	23%
grandmother diabetes mellitus	19%	—
confusion of thoughts	9%	18%
acute condition	19%	—
sudden memory loss	—	9%
mental all	18%	—
migraine status	—	9%
thrombosis	18%	—
carbon monoxide poisoning	—	9%
atrial fibrillation	18%	—
drug overdose	—	9%
cares for sick relatives	18%	—
syphilitic meningitis	—	9%
emotional	18%	—
confabulation	—	9%
hypertension	18%	—
concussion of the brain	—	8%
diabetic encephalopathy	17%	—
tick-borne encephalitis	—	8%
grandmother hypertension	17%	—
brain tumors	—	8%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	17%	—
migraine attack	—	8%
supraventricular arrhythmia	17%	—
brain death	—	8%
essential hypertension	17%	—
brain bruised	—	8%
control issues	17%	—
thoughts about work	—	8%
senile psychosis	17%	—
sexual violence anamnesis	—	8%
anxiety with agitation	17%	—
contusion head	—	8%
loss of balance	16%	—
stupor	11%	19%
permanent arrhythmia	16%	—
pulsation in the head	—	7%
amnesic aphasia	16%	—
intracerebral hematoma	—	7%
organic dementia in children	16%	—
speaks poorly	—	7%
arrhythmia attacks	16%	—
slow thinking	—	7%
heart dysfunction	16%	—
viral meningitis	—	7%
affective disorders	24%	6%
restless and anxious	—	7%
decreased concentration of attention	22%	5%
acute blood loss	—	7%
cerebral circulation disorder	25%	8%
severe hypoxia	—	7%
organic brain damage	26%	9%
violation of pulmonary circulation	—	7%
more often in old age	15%	—
traumatic shock	—	7%
changeable mood	15%	—
severe gas formation	—	7%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	25%	8%
from eating better	—	7%
lazy	15%	—
the volume of blood loss is reduced	—	7%
intoxication psychosis	15%	—
conflict in the family	—	7%
catatonia	15%	—
toxic encephalopathy	—	7%
paraphasia	15%	—
viral encephalitis	—	7%
freezing when walking	15%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	7%
state of exacerbation	15%	—
schizophrenia	—	7%
mood disorder	22%	5%
viral meningoencephalitis	—	7%
acalculia	14%	—
bacterial meningitis	—	7%
chronic condition	14%	—
head tumor	—	6%
hypotension	14%	—
meningitis	—	6%
aphasia	14%	—
hysteria	—	6%
apathy	14%	—
encephalitis	—	6%
CHD	14%	—
inflammation of the brain	—	6%
no consciousness	14%	—
suffocation	—	6%
emotional rigidity	14%	—
chronic respiratory failure	—	6%
semantic aphasia	14%	—
bruise	—	6%
arrhythmia	14%	—
meningoencephalitis	—	6%
endocarditis	13%	—
a history of neurosurgery	—	6%
increased	19%	4%
arterial bleeding	—	6%
metabolic disorder	13%	—
memory loss	11%	16%
impaired venous function	13%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	5%
myxoma	13%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	5%
epileptic status	13%	—
consequences of injuries	—	5%
high intelligence	13%	—
bleeding	—	5%
stones in the bladder	13%	—
trauma	5%	10%
financial problems	13%	—
transient global amnesia	—	4%
vasculitis	13%	—
neurospeed	—	4%
parkinson's disease	13%	—
dissociative amnesia	—	4%
patient's condition	21%	6%
psychologist	6%	9%
destructive behavior	13%	—
oncology	7%	9%
organic mood disorder	12%	—
traumatic brain injury	6%	8%
occlusion of the carotid arteries	12%	—
brain tumor	8%	9%
limited vocabulary	12%	—
impaired lung function	5%	5%
atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries	12%	—
head severe	7%	7%
vertebro-basilar insufficiency	12%	—
feeling of heaviness in the head	7%	7%
pseudobulbar syndrome	12%	—
alcohol dependence	6%	6%
paretic gait	12%	—
tears from emotions	12%	—
repeated stroke	12%	—
arterial occlusion	12%	—
obvisit	12%	—
impaired coordination	12%	—
delirium	22%	8%
the head is too heavy	12%	—
aversion to mental labor	12%	—
aggressive	12%	—
thinking about life	12%	—
pronounced forgetfulness	12%	—
recovery period	12%	—
confusion of consciousness	23%	9%
stage of recovery	12%	—
leg weakness walking	11%	—
in the family diabetes	11%	—
worse from worry	11%	—
primary-multiple tumors	11%	—
affective psychosis	11%	—
thinks about the bad	11%	—
lyme	11%	—
constant drowsiness	11%	—
hears voices	11%	—
plaques in the arteries	11%	—
subarachnoid hemorrhage	11%	—
systemic vasculitis	11%	—
the desire to be an adult	11%	—
convulsions	11%	—
anamnesis ischemic stroke	11%	—

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