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Results: Differences General ✘Compression myelopathy✘Neuroleukosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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compression of the spinal cord 86% —
meningeal symptoms — 72%
myelopathy 80% —
leukemia — 71%
hernia intervertebral 77% —
meningeal syndrome — 67%
spine protrusion 77% —
radiation damage — 57%
spinal injury 73% —
concomitant strabismus — 56%
spinal cord tumors 68% —
meningoencephalitis — 55%
neck pain 67% —
lymphocytic — 54%
dislocation of the vertebrae 67% —
hemiparesis — 52%
spinal cord injury 66% —
acute leukemia — 52%
headache at the base of the skull 65% —
postencephalitic syndrome — 51%
the headache starts in the back of the head 65% —
apathy and listlessness — 51%
hematomyelia 65% —
tumors of peripheral nerves — 50%
spinal fracture 62% —
polyneuropathy — 50%
hernia 62% —
spasm in the back of the head — 49%
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head 59% —
occlusive hydrocephalus — 49%
dull chest pain 53% —
impaired venous function — 49%
intracerebral hematoma 52% —
hemiparetic gait — 48%
back injury 52% —
leukoencephalitis — 47%
trauma 52% —
facial asymmetry — 47%
fracture with displacement 52% —
radiation therapy — 46%
neck compression 52% —
jackson 's epilepsy — 46%
hematoma 51% —
neuroinfections — 45%
pain in the neck muscles 51% —
leukemia in children — 44%
presses 51% —
headache photophobia — 44%
headache in the back of the head 51% —
tibial nerve neuropathy — 43%
pressure in the neck 50% —
motor aphasia — 42%
pain in the side of the neck 50% —
acute lymphoblastic leukemia — 42%
pulling pain in the neck 50% —
epilepsy attacks — 41%
abscess 49% —
rigidity of the occipital muscles — 40%
osteochondrosis 49% —
epilepsy — 39%
bone fracture 48% —
speech slurred — 39%
cervical neuralgia 48% —
asymmetry — 39%
sensations in the neck 48% —
sensory aphasia — 39%
weakness in the hands 48% —
leukocytosis — 38%
aching pain in the shoulder 48% —
vascular tumor — 37%
bone growths 48% —
cramps in the extremities — 37%
not classified in other categories 48% —
facial crevices — 37%
metastases in the spine 48% —
whole head hurts — 36%
spinal epidural abscess 47% —
weak ligaments — 36%
pain chest 47% —
loss of touch — 36%
compressing pains in the heart 47% —
ptosis of the upper eyelids — 36%
neck pain to the back of the head 45% —
vomiting — 35%
trembling in the legs 45% —
weakness of the ligaments — 34%
compression fracture of the spine 44% —
strabismus — 33%
lumbar spinal cord 44% —
hyperkinesis — 33%
dull headache 44% —
shroud — 33%
prolonged crushing syndrome 44% —
aphasia — 33%
spondylopathy 44% —
double vision — 32%
pain in the shoulder muscles 44% —
increased blood clotting — 32%
twitching of the hands 43% —
inhibition — 32%
pain at the base of the skull 43% —
porous skin — 32%
tuberculosis of the spine 42% —
hepatosplenomegaly — 32%
pulling pain in the arm 42% —
weakness in the extremities — 31%
feeling of paralysis 42% —
hydrocephalus — 31%
pain in the heart 42% —
headache vomiting — 31%
aching chest pain 42% —
enlargement of the liver and spleen — 31%
spastic paralysis 42% —
photophobia — 31%
back muscle spasm 42% —
meningitis — 30%
headache in the neck 41% —
severe headache neck pain — 30%
pain in the cervical spine 41% —
cramps in the legs — 30%
chest spasm 41% —
enlargement of the spleen — 30%
pain in the cervical 40% —
full — 29%
arm muscle pain 40% —
brain tumors — 29%
consequences of spinal injury 40% —
neurological disorders 25% 54%
neck sensitivity 40% —
s eyes cloudy — 29%
brain cyst 40% —
impaired nervous system function — 28%
tremor in the legs 40% —
damage to the nervous system 24% 52%
prolapse of the rectum 40% —
cancer 25% 53%
blow to the head 39% —
remission — 28%
tetraparesis 39% —
hearing impaired — 28%
flaccid paralysis syndrome 39% —
osteoporosis — 28%
neuritis of the facial nerve 38% —
enlarged liver — 28%
tuberculosis of bones 37% —
blood diseases 23% 50%
weakness of the muscles of the hands 36% —
general weakness — 27%
removal of cysts 36% —
attacks of pain — 24%
paresis of the hand 36% —
drug disease — 23%
bone cyst 36% —
childhood diseases — 23%
headache aching 36% —
consequences of infection — 23%
tremor of the hands 35% —
swelling — 23%
contractures of the joints 35% —
there are no complaints — 23%
paresis of legs 35% —
patient's condition — 22%
periodic weakness 35% —
consequences of taking medications — 22%
weak joints 34% —
lowered — 21%
shaky gait 34% —
convulsions 37% 50%
cerebellar ataxia 34% —
metastases 29% 39%
insensitivity to pain 34% —
brain damage 25% 34%
tics 33% —
increased 22% 29%
muscular dystonia 33% —
headaches 36% 43%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 33% —
contracture 32% —
intestinal lethargy 32% —
osteomyelitis 32% —
facial pain 32% —
history of brain surgery 32% —
muscle atrophy 32% —
weakness in the legs 32% —
neuritis 31% —
loss of balance 31% —
worse when walking 31% —
neuralgia 31% —
curvature of the spine 30% —
history of chest surgery 30% —
neurological pain 30% —
toxicosis 30% —
ataxia 30% —
sensations in the hands 30% —
acute injury 30% —
tremor 30% —
responsible 29% —
conservative 29% —
abdominal surgery 29% —
back pain 29% —

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