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Results: Differences General	✘Bulbar dysarthria	✘Distal motor neuropathy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 24%(0) 49%(0) Measurements at the reception 22%(0) 32%(0) CT of the organ 50%(0) — Coagulogram — 48%(1) MRI of the organ 41%(0) — CT scan of the brain 37%(0) — General inspection — 36%(0) MRI of the brain 27%(0) — CT of the head 26%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
dysarthria	72%	—
weakness in the leg muscles	—	98%
hoarseness voice	65%	—
weakness in the hands	—	97%
difficult to swallow	65%	—
weakness in the arms and legs	—	90%
echinococcosis of the brain	63%	—
weakness of the muscles of the hands	—	89%
speech slurred	62%	—
vibration sickness	—	75%
brain tumor	62%	—
hypotrophy	—	75%
paresis	61%	—
tremor	—	73%
aphasia	58%	—
thin	—	67%
tongue atrophy	57%	—
distal motor neuropathy	—	67%
larynx atrophy	57%	—
skin anesthesia	—	67%
pseudobulbar syndrome	56%	—
thin limbs	—	67%
brain damage	55%	—
nbsp	—	66%
voice disorders	55%	—
weakness with trembling	—	65%
twang	54%	—
weakness in the extremities	—	64%
ependymoma of the brain	54%	—
anesthesia	—	63%
assimilation of atlanta	54%	—
weakness of the fingers	—	61%
chokes while eating	53%	—
weakness in the knees	—	60%
choking	53%	—
childhood diseases	—	58%
impaired arterial function	52%	—
weakness in the wrists	—	57%
basilar impression	51%	—
tremor in the legs	—	57%
tongue deviation	51%	—
weakness in the shoulder	—	56%
brain tumors	51%	—
skinny legs	—	55%
craniovertebral anomalies	51%	—
hypotension with hypotrophy	—	55%
folded tongue	51%	—
tremor of the limb	—	55%
intracerebral hematoma	51%	—
intermittent lameness	—	54%
medulloblastoma	50%	—
dystrophy	—	54%
olivopontocerebellar degeneration	50%	—
progressive bulbar paralysis	—	53%
brain cancer	50%	—
loss of touch	—	53%
oncology	49%	—
myelopathy	—	50%
stroke	48%	—
tremor of the hands	—	49%
discirculatory encephalopathy	48%	—
history of surgery	21%	68%
angiopathy	48%	—
operative delivery	—	47%
stage of recovery	48%	—
neurological disorders	35%	80%
acoustic-mnestic aphasia	48%	—
patient's condition	—	45%
pharyngeal mucosa atrophied	48%	—
responsible	—	41%
recovery period	48%	—
family man	—	39%
mitigation defect	47%	—
emaciation	—	38%
dynamic aphasia	47%	—
rapid weight loss	—	38%
no pharyngeal reflex	47%	—
metabolic disorder	—	37%
fasciculations	47%	—
muscle atrophy	54%	90%
neurosyphilis	46%	—
conducting an inspection	—	36%
ringing defect	46%	—
presses	—	36%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds	46%	—
skinny legs and arms	—	30%
cns tumors	46%	—
muscle weakness	58%	84%
neuroinfections	45%	—
damage to the nervous system	47%	69%
pseudobulbar dysarthria	45%	—
spinal amyotrophy	45%	66%
lambdacism	45%	—
anomalies of labor activity	36%	53%
metachromatic leukodystrophy	44%	—
weakness after illness	50%	63%
rotacism	44%	—
gradual deterioration of the condition	27%	39%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	44%	—
onset of illness	23%	34%
motor aphasia	43%	—
lowered	43%	44%
impaired venous function	43%	—
astrocytoma	43%	—
facial muscle weakness	43%	—
traumatic brain injury	42%	—
replacing sounds	42%	—
dysprosody	42%	—
brain bruised	42%	—
vascular sclerosis	42%	—
hematoma	41%	—
head injury	41%	—
sigmatism	41%	—
occlusion of the carotid arteries	41%	—
loud voice	40%	—
sensory aphasia	40%	—
voice disappeared	40%	—
nasolabial folds	40%	—
low voice	40%	—
anatomically narrow pelvis	40%	—
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	40%	—
echinococcosis	40%	—
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	39%	—
brain cyst	39%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	39%	—
dyslalia	39%	—
asymmetry	39%	—
atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries	39%	—
taciturnity	39%	—
distortion of sounds	39%	—
glioma	39%	—
organic brain damage	38%	—
viral meningoencephalitis	38%	—
strongest weakness	38%	—
viral encephalitis	38%	—
inflammation	38%	—
pronounced hypertonicity	37%	—
time to do anything says slowly	37%	—
constant drowsiness	37%	—
metastatic brain tumors	37%	—
neuritis of the facial nerve	37%	—
brain abscess	37%	—
weakness no	36%	—
skewed pelvis	36%	—
hypoxia	36%	—
postencephalitic syndrome	36%	—
obliterating atherosclerosis	35%	—
anamnesis ischemic stroke	35%	—
natural childbirth	35%	—
up circulatory disorders	34%	—
facial asymmetry	34%	—
in the morning listlessness	33%	—
cerebral palsy	33%	—
trauma	32%	—
migrating larva	32%	—
meningoencephalitis	32%	—
lipoidosis	32%	—
hemorrhagic stroke	32%	—
says the same	32%	—
bruise	32%	—
blood diseases	32%	—
lipid metabolism	31%	—
neuritis	31%	—
facial pain	31%	—
apoplexy	31%	—
ischemic stroke	31%	—
swelling of the brain	31%	—
arteriovenous malformation	31%	—
need for movement	30%	—
encephalitis	30%	—
neuralgia	30%	—
inflammation of the brain	30%	—
neurological pain	30%	—
drowsiness	30%	—
blockage of blood vessels	29%	—
syphilis	29%	—
muscle hypertonus	29%	—
cognitive disorders	28%	—
metastases	28%	—
paralysis	28%	—
bone deformation	28%	—
leukoencephalitis	28%	—
arterial occlusion	28%	—
abscess	27%	—
traumatic illness	27%	—
papules	27%	—
patient is motionless	26%	—
psychologist	26%	—
benign neoplasms	26%	—
CHD	26%	—
spasm	26%	—
thrombosis	26%	—
diabetes mellitus	26%	—
nausea	25%	—
helps others	25%	—
cancer	24%	—
acute pain	24%	—
heart dysfunction	24%	—
consequences of infection	23%	—
bulbospinal amyotrophy of kennedy	21%	—

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