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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General A short frenulum of the tongue in a childLevel 2 ONR
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 8%(1)10%(1)
Neurologist's examination 12%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 34%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
malocclusion 23%
alalia 89%
anomalies of tongue 22%
delayed speech development 63%
anomalies of teeth 21%
lags behind in the development 58%
antibiotics after birth 20%
2 children 10% 64%
shortened cycle 18%
children's speech 10% 64%
gingivitis in children 17%
level 2 onr 50%
fussy child 17%
rhinolalia 36%
short lip bridle 17%
hospitalism in children 28%
malaria 14%
speech slurred 27%
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom 14%
agrammatism 27%
parodontitis 13%
neurotoxicosis in children 25%
sprains 13%
onr 3 levels 25%
stigmas of dysembriogenesis 13%
open rhinolalia 25%
nose nursing mom 13%
taciturnity 24%
gums inflamed 13%
motor alalia 22%
consequences of a viral infection 12%
mitigation defect 21%
anesthesia 12%
dysarthria 20%
a history of plastic surgery 12%
children's aphasia 20%
inflammation of the tooth 11%
misunderstanding 20%
history medical mother's 11%
pedagogical neglect 19%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 11%
lowered 19%
stereotypia 11%
dysarthria in children 18%
tremor 10%
impaired understanding of speech 18%
history of chest surgery 10%
lot of mistakes 18%
fungus 10%
mental retardation 18%
conservative 10%
dysprosody 18%
bleeding 9%
confuses the words 18%
scarring 9%
perinatal encephalopathy 18%
does not tolerate pain 9%
errors in speech 18%
inflammation 8%
underdevelopment 10% 27%
impaired lung function 8%
limited vocabulary 17%
oncology 8%
needs understanding 17%
Can't stick his tongue out 7%
asphyxia of newborns 17%
history of surgery 16% 9%
severe childbirth 16%
facial crevices 16%
hearing loss in children 16%
hypoxia during childbirth 16%
hypoxia 16%
learning difficulties 16%
birth trauma 15%
aphasia 15%
number of births has been reduced 15%
delayed motor development 15%
fetal hypoxia 15%
impaired arterial function 14%
complications of childbirth 14%
it is better from massage 14%
says the same 14%
in the genus mental illness 14%
age 4 years 13%
traumatic brain injury 13%
effects of hypoxia 13%
pregnancy complications 13%
encephalopathy 13%
suffocation 13%
delay of mental development 13%
head injury 13%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 16% 29%
patient's condition 13%
traumatic illness 12%
heredity predisposition 12%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 12%
hearing impaired 12%
cerebral circulation disorder 12%
decreased concentration of attention 12%
organic brain damage 12%
height is low 12%
problems with studying 12%
brain damage 11%
up circulatory disorders 11%
neurological disorders 11%
damage to the nervous system 10%
trauma 10%
consequences of taking medications 10%
drug disease 10%
angiopathy 10%
distortion of sounds 14% 24%
agnosia 11% 19%
childhood diseases 16% 22%
rotacism 15% 19%
sigmatism 14% 18%
consequences of childbirth 9% 12%
toxicosis 10% 13%
lambdacism 16% 19%
pregnancy toxicosis 11% 14%
harelip 12% 15%
angioplasty 8% 10%
pregnancy 8% 10%

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