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Results: Differences General ✘Binswanger 's disease✘Apraxia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 30%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
pronounced forgetfulness 29% —
media alcoholism — 99%
loss of balance 29% —
brain tumor 8% 98%
volitional disorders 29% —
diabetic encephalopathy — 90%
slowness of movement 26% —
inflammation of the brain 6% 94%
mood disorder 25% —
a history of neurosurgery — 87%
abasia 25% —
toxic encephalopathy — 85%
discirculatory encephalopathy 25% —
need for movement — 84%
decreased cholinesterase 25% —
brain abscess — 82%
mental all 25% —
loss of touch — 81%
microinfarction 25% —
ganglioneuroblastoma — 81%
dementia with lewy bodies 25% —
corticobasal degeneration — 79%
primary progressive aphasia 24% —
clever — 79%
loss of work 24% —
stroke 21% 98%
grandmother diabetes mellitus 24% —
destructive behavior 20% 97%
increased cholinesterase 24% —
copies the behavior — 76%
emotional 24% —
essential hypertension 2 st — 76%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 23% —
abscess — 75%
frontotemporal dementia 23% —
cerebellar ataxia — 74%
slow walking 23% —
alcoholism — 70%
permanent arrhythmia 23% —
hematoma 9% 79%
impaired nervous system function 23% —
traumatic illness 6% 75%
decreased intelligence 23% —
agnosia 15% 84%
arrhythmia attacks 23% —
astrocytoma — 67%
can't hold urine 23% —
paresis 8% 75%
paraphasia 23% —
oncology 11% 78%
slow onset of the disease 22% —
heart disease in the genus 7% 74%
urinary incontinence 22% —
hemorrhagic stroke 7% 72%
changeable mood 22% —
history of surgery 10% 75%
agrammatism 21% —
damage to the nervous system 20% 84%
epilepsy 21% —
brain damage 24% 87%
caution 21% —
skin anesthesia 11% 73%
memory of the past 21% —
apoplexy 7% 69%
moves his legs in his sleep 21% —
glioma — 62%
myocardial infarction 21% —
muscle weakness 10% 71%
takes antidepressants 21% —
patient is motionless — 59%
up strong 21% —
swelling after injury — 59%
mild cognitive impairment 20% —
peak's disease — 59%
postural instability 20% —
papules — 59%
hyperhomocysteinemia 20% —
ataxia 6% 65%
anxiety 20% —
in the family diabetes — 58%
arrhythmia 20% —
memory loss — 58%
hypertension atherosclerosis 20% —
clumsiness — 58%
better from drinking water 20% —
anesthesia 11% 69%
impaired understanding of speech 20% —
difficult understanding 14% 72%
onset of illness 19% —
inflammation 11% 69%
restless legs 19% —
brain tumors 9% 66%
paralysis 19% —
forced situation 9% 66%
control issues 19% —
encephalitis 11% 68%
depression apathy 19% —
bad from alcohol — 56%
feeling of bruising 19% —
heart dysfunction 20% 75%
polypragmasy 19% —
He's been ill for a long time — 54%
laughter through tears 19% —
senile dementia 26% 79%
quickly gets tired 19% —
hyperkinesis — 53%
shuffling gait 19% —
subdural hematoma 12% 64%
homocysteine 19% —
leukoencephalitis 10% 62%
unspecified mental disorders 19% —
doubts — 52%
hypotension 19% —
meningoencephalitis — 51%
forgets things 19% —
pedantry 14% 64%
asks questions 18% —
hypoxia 21% 70%
moves in a dream 18% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 48%
vascular parkinsonism 18% —
vascular spasm — 47%
secondary parkinsonism 18% —
can't get together 7% 54%
lost in familiar places 18% —
worse lying down — 47%
repeated stroke 18% —
up circulatory disorders 21% 67%
patient's gait is spastic 17% —
weakness after illness 12% 56%
high cholesterol hypertension 17% —
general swelling does — 44%
constant weakness 17% —
responsible — 44%
need a nap 17% —
respiratory insufficiency — 44%
more often in old age 17% —
acute coronary syndrome 7% 50%
sleeps during the day 17% —
worse from movement — 43%
depressed mood 17% —
strong character 7% 49%
absent-mindedness 17% —
stage of recovery 12% 54%
visual hallucinations 17% —
recovery period 12% 54%
inadequate behavior 17% —
trauma 9% 51%
responsive 17% —
angiopathy 23% 65%
sleeping undressed 17% —
encephalopathy 25% 66%
emotionally unstable personality disorder 17% —
traumatic brain injury 6% 47%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 17% —
consequences of infection 11% 52%
speaks poorly 16% —
impaired arterial function 22% 63%
depression is strong 16% —
angina pectoris 6% 46%
hysteria 16% —
head injury 6% 46%
desire to control 16% —
consequences of injuries — 40%
vitamin b12 reduction2 16% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 22% 62%
does not remember names 16% —
cerebral circulation disorder 22% 62%
supraventricular arrhythmia 16% —
history of brain surgery 9% 49%
convulsions 16% —
mental exhaustion 15% 54%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 16% —
CHD 19% 58%
neurogenic pain 16% —
neuroinfections 12% 51%
hypotension 16% —
dementia 30% 69%
dizziness when getting 16% —
organic brain damage 21% 60%
gradual deterioration of the condition 16% —
consequences of taking medications 11% 49%
aphasia 16% —
consequences of physical exertion 6% 44%
short sleep 16% —
thinking disorders 14% 52%
I'm being controlled 16% —
lowered 21% 59%
impulsiveness 16% —
ganglia 14% 51%
night work 16% —
alcohol dependence 9% 46%
pity for people 16% —
a new patient 9% 45%
primary hypercholesterolemia 16% —
spasm 6% 41%
illusions 15% —
high intelligence 15% 50%
delirium in a dream 15% —
ischemic stroke 15% 50%

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