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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ONR 4 levelsOptical dysgraphy
Related research Analogs Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 27%(1)26%(1)
Measurements at the reception 17%(0)24%(0)
General blood test 28%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 76%
lags behind in the development 99%
mistakes when writing 32% 100%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 77%
left-handed 68%
alalia 68%
makes mistakes when writing 32% 100%
onr 3 levels 63%
micrography 52%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 52%
alcohol intolerance 52%
hospitalism in children 50%
optical dysgraphy 50%
speech slurred 49%
letters are confused 50%
delayed speech development 46%
birth trauma of the head 47%
open rhinolalia 45%
fine motor skills are impaired 45%
erased dysarthria 45%
anemia during pregnancy 44%
bilingualism in children 42%
forgetfulness 44%
tongue deviation 40%
stims 43%
mistakes in reading 40%
constantly moving 43%
mitigation defect 38%
teacher 42%
rhinolalia 38%
rhesus conflict 42%
stuttering in children 37%
stiffness of the hands 41%
ringing defect 37%
objects are reduced 41%
dysarthria 36%
changing handwriting 41%
lambdacism 35%
hemolytic disease of newborns 40%
stuttering in speech 35%
stiffness of movements 39%
rotacism 35%
clumsiness 39%
agrammatism 34%
caesarean section in the anamnesis 37%
stuttering 33%
from left to right 37%
dysprosody 33%
birth trauma 37%
dysarthria in children 33%
caesarean section 37%
repeats the words 32%
fetal hypoxia 37%
sigmatism 32%
operative delivery 35%
distortion of sounds 31%
stereotypia 33%
limited vocabulary 31%
diseases of infants 33%
taciturnity 31%
need for movement 33%
dyslalia 31%
head surgery 33%
not enough communication 30%
suffocation 32%
independent child 30%
everything is bad 32%
fetoplacental insufficiency 29%
dystrophy 29%
hearing loss in children 28%
consequences of pregnancy 29%
head injury in anamnesis 28%
stiffness in the joints 29%
heaviness in the head 26%
hypoxia 28%
feeling of heaviness in the head 26%
anemia 28%
says the same 25%
increased sensitivity 27%
complications of childbirth 25%
control issues 27%
intrauterine infection 25%
drug disease 25%
emotional child 25%
onset of illness 25%
delay of mental development 24%
impaired arterial function 25%
traumatic brain injury 23%
trauma 18% 43%
pregnancy complications 23%
history of surgery 23%
hearing impaired 23%
acoustic dysgraphy 22%
impaired uterine function 23%
agrammatic dysgraphy 22%
general intoxication syndrome 21%
head injury 23% 44%
psychologist 21%
makes mistakes in speech and writing 39% 54%
presses 20%
errors in speech and writing 39% 54%
emotional 19%
pedagogical neglect 34% 47%
up circulatory disorders 19%
confuses the words 34% 47%
damage to the nervous system 19%
dyslexia 33% 46%
there are no complaints 18%
neuroinfections 25% 35%
patient's condition 17%
premature birth 25% 34%
cactus 16%
pregnancy toxicosis 25% 34%
children's speech 50% 44%
difficult childhood 24% 33%
toxicosis 23% 32%
early development 21% 30%
intoxication 19% 26%
angioplasty 18% 25%
blood diseases 18% 24%
lowered 17% 23%
increased 17% 23%

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