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Results: Differences General	✘Delirium of greatness	✘Psycho - organic syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 98%(1) Blood biochemistry — 42%(0) ECG — 31%(0) General urine test — 31%(1) Other hormones — 16%(1) Measurements at the reception 7%(0) 6%(0) General and visits — 11%(0) Radiography of the skull — 10%(0) Infection tests — 10%(0) Coagulogram — 8%(0) Radiography of the area — 7%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	23%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	69%
desire to be the center of attention	73%	—
hallucinations	13%	68%
boasts	63%	—
senile psychosis	18%	71%
obvisit	61%	—
hears voices	11%	62%
arrogance	48%	—
unspecified mental disorders	11%	61%
obsessive thoughts	46%	—
agitation	—	46%
desire to control	43%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	38%
looking for recognition	42%	—
intoxication psychosis	—	32%
accusation of others	42%	—
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	30%
schizophrenia	39%	—
cognitive disorders	—	30%
loves praise	37%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	30%
self-confident	36%	—
angiopathy	—	28%
megalomania	36%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	28%
suspiciousness	36%	—
hypoxia	—	28%
impulsiveness	29%	—
psycho - organic syndrome	19%	46%
suspicion	28%	—
patient's condition	13%	39%
imperious	22%	—
tears of emotion	—	26%
progressive paralysis	20%	—
intoxication	—	26%
touchy	35%	15%
memory impairment	—	25%
philosopher	17%	—
adynamia	—	25%
striving for leadership	17%	—
dementia	9%	34%
confident	17%	—
stupor	—	25%
hyperactive	16%	—
constant weakness	—	25%
split personality	16%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	25%
fidgety	16%	—
tactless	—	23%
paralysis	15%	—
feeling of bruising	—	23%
nervous shock	14%	—
brain damage	7%	30%
stubbornness	56%	40%
forgetfulness	—	23%
causeless anxiety	13%	—
quickly gets tired	—	23%
fright	12%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	21%
cheerful	12%	—
hypertension	—	21%
family man	12%	—
does not like to complain	—	21%
pseudodementia	11%	—
the psyche is rough	—	21%
mild delirium	11%	—
head injury	—	20%
absent-mindedness	10%	—
very touchy	—	20%
in the genus mental illness	10%	—
lazy	—	20%
illusions	10%	—
catatonia	—	20%
sleep intermittent	10%	—
irritability	—	20%
open person	9%	—
senile dementia	—	20%
variable symptoms	9%	—
no lack of nervous energy	—	20%
greed	9%	—
organic brain damage	11%	31%
remission	9%	—
optimism	—	19%
I can't be alone	8%	—
the feeling of madness	—	19%
consequences of taking medications	7%	—
neurosyphilis	—	19%
thalamic syndrome	14%	9%
trauma	—	19%
inadequate behavior	17%	12%
does not like loud sounds	—	19%
paranoia	12%	8%
anxiety	11%	30%
adaptation disorders	—	19%
hot patient	—	18%
very forgetful and absent-minded	—	18%
affective disorders	14%	32%
disease from reproaches	—	18%
irritability after illness	—	18%
formation tearful mood	—	18%
metabolic disorder	—	18%
depressed mood	—	18%
rapid fatigue from mental work	—	18%
apathy	—	18%
cries for no reason	—	18%
apathy fatigue	—	17%
instilled	—	17%
sharp change of mood	—	17%
organic mood disorder	—	17%
stones in the bladder	—	17%
tendency to depression	—	17%
dizziness when walking	—	17%
acute condition	—	17%
aversion to mental labor	—	16%
stroke	—	16%
post-traumatic shock	—	16%
drug poisoning	—	16%
distracted	—	16%
limited vocabulary	—	16%
effects of trauma and shock	—	16%
acute head injury	—	16%
he walks badly	—	16%
the head is too heavy	—	16%
delirium	84%	100%
convulsions after a stroke	—	16%
aversion to criticism	—	16%
confusion of consciousness	18%	33%
impaired arterial function	—	15%
convulsions	—	15%
takes care of relatives	—	15%
consequences of injuries	—	15%
better in afternoon	—	15%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation	—	15%
dependence on the doctor	—	15%
brain abscess	—	15%
senile chorea	—	15%
elderly patients	—	14%
tearfulness	—	14%
shaky gait	—	14%
frequent dizziness	—	14%
bitterness	—	14%
agitated depression	—	14%
multiple stones in the bladder	—	14%
decreased concentration of attention	—	14%
pain when walking	—	14%
vascular parkinsonism	—	14%
traumatic shock	—	14%
reactive psychosis	—	14%
takes antidepressants	—	13%
psychological suppression	—	13%
madness	18%	31%
creative person	—	13%
worried due to pain	—	13%
headache with dizziness	—	13%
organic hallucinosis	—	13%
frequent headaches	—	13%
neuroinfections	—	13%
chronic granulomatous disease	—	13%
migrating larva	—	13%
frivolity	14%	27%
addiction	—	12%
effects of poisoning	—	12%
cares for sick relatives	—	12%
encephalitis	—	12%
suffocation	—	12%
foolishness	—	12%
worse when walking	—	12%
conservative	—	12%
acute injury	—	12%
epilepsy attacks	—	12%
vascular dementia	—	12%
huntington's disease	—	12%
effects of shock	—	12%
anxiety with agitation	—	12%
not enough communication	—	12%
shock states of various genesis	—	12%
does not want to live	—	12%
brain tumors	—	12%
head is heavy strong	—	12%
neurological pain	—	12%
choline	—	12%
head tumor	—	12%
shortened cycle	—	12%
history of suicide attempts	—	12%
alcoholism in the family	—	12%
mood disorder	18%	30%
postencephalitic syndrome	—	11%
desire for change	—	11%
papules	—	11%
worse food	—	11%
worse during meals	—	11%
brain tumor	—	11%
suicidal thoughts	—	11%
injury rate	—	11%
think long	—	11%
median nerve neuropathy	—	11%
child screams	—	11%
chorea	—	11%
secondary parkinsonism	—	11%
psyche suicidal thoughts	—	11%
abscess	—	11%

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