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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Lawrence-Moon-Beadle syndromeSeptooptic dysplasia
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Distinctive symptoms
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retinitis pigmentosa 89%
nystagmus 95%
polydactyly 83%
hypopituitarism 88%
chorioretinitis 78%
hormonal disorders 84%
retinal dystrophy 78%
delayed puberty 83%
hypogonadism 65%
septooptic dysplasia 78%
eye development abnormalities 62%
nystagmus horizontal 75%
dystrophy 59%
convulsions 75%
myopic chorioretinitis 57%
pituitary gland diseases 30% 100%
obesity 55%
severe myopia 69%
anophthalmos 53%
epilepsy attacks 69%
inflammation of the eyes 52%
epilepsy 66%
inflammation 49%
deficit of stg 65%
aniridia 48%
up imbecility 65%
hypoplastic kidney dysplasia 47%
optic nerve atrophy 33% 98%
congenital myopia 46%
convulsions in the anamnesis 61%
secondary amenorrhea 46%
epilepsy in childhood 60%
vulvar dysplasia 46%
dwarfism 60%
development of external genital organs is incorrect 45%
epilepsy in children 58%
iris subatrophy 45%
convulsive syndrome in children 57%
central choreoretinal dystrophy 45%
strabismus 56%
angiopathy of the retina 44%
cerebral palsy 56%
pigmented glaucoma 43%
history medical mother's 52%
coloboma 42%
growth disorders in children 51%
microphthalmos 42%
hypoglycemia 51%
paranephritis 42%
jaundice 50%
toxoplasmosis during pregnancy 42%
effects of puberty 49%
spastic paralysis 41%
psychologist 44%
brachycephaly 41%
lowered 21% 62%
hyperostosis 41%
brain damage 41%
rubella during pregnancy 41%
visual impairment 38% 78%
congenital heart 41%
cognitive disorders 28% 67%
gynecomastia 40%
mental retardation 50% 85%
chronic pyelonephritis 40%
patient's condition 22% 52%
congenital cataract 39%
blindness 41% 68%
diabetes insipidus 39%
childhood diseases 32% 55%
retinal atrophy 39%
myopia 33% 55%
glaucoma and cataracts 39%
smart baby 31% 52%
polycystic kidney 39%
intellectual disabilities in children 32% 53%
kidney aplasia 39%
stunting 31% 51%
brachydactyly 38%
paralysis 28% 47%
microcephaly 38%
lags behind in the development 44% 61%
syndactyly 37%
neurological disorders 25% 41%
spinal abnormalities 37%
blood diseases 23% 38%
pyelitis 37%
chronic glomerulonephritis 37%
deformity of the toes 37%
deformation of the skull 36%
paralysis of the limbs 36%
obesity 2 st 36%
flat feet 36%
impaired glucose tolerance 36%
glomerulonephritis 36%
kidney diseases 35%
facial asymmetry 34%
angiopathy 34%
anomalies of kidney development 34%
lack of menstruation 34%
kidney cyst 34%
in the genus mental illness 33%
valgus deformity of the foot 33%
there are no complaints 33%
toxoplasmosis 33%
shortening of legs 32%
rubella 32%
deformity of the foot 32%
discharge from the eyes 32%
glaucoma 32%
polycystic 32%
deformity of fingers 32%
pyelonephritis 31%
cataract 31%
cystic fibrosis 31%
hydrocephalus 31%
diseases of infants 30%
inflammation of the kidneys 30%
s eyes cloudy 29%
curvature of the legs 29%
asymmetry 28%
height is low 28%
nephropathy 28%
not enough time 27%
abscess 27%
gradual deterioration of the condition 27%
hypertension 25%
pregnancy 24%
impaired arterial function 23%
increased 21%
underdevelopment 61% 46%

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