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Results: Differences General	✘Infectious myelopathy	✘Cortical dysarthria
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(3) 22%(1) CT of the organ 10%(0) 42%(0) Neurologist's examination — 35%(0) CT scan of the brain — 34%(0) MRI of the organ 10%(0) 22%(0) Sex hormones — 31%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	52%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
myelopathy	34%	—
replacing sounds	—	68%
violation of pain sensitivity	28%	—
dysarthria	—	67%
urination disorder	28%	—
paralysis of the tongue	—	63%
urination painful	27%	—
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn)	—	62%
skin anesthesia	26%	—
tuberculosis of the ear	—	59%
neck pain	25%	—
stroke	—	58%
anesthesia	25%	—
brain tumor	—	58%
hiccups	24%	—
dysarthria in children	—	54%
pain when touched	24%	—
talks about business	—	54%
acute transverse myelitis	23%	—
aphasia	—	54%
headache in the back of the head	22%	—
parotid abscess	—	53%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis	21%	—
herpetic meningitis	—	53%
little's disease	21%	—
paresis of the facial nerve	—	51%
urine is caustic	21%	—
herpes in the ears	—	50%
insensitivity to pain	20%	—
time to do anything says slowly	—	49%
limbs pain	19%	—
hemiparesis	—	49%
neck pain to the back of the head	19%	—
tongue deviation	—	48%
compression myelopathy	19%	—
hypoxia	—	48%
pain in the cervical spine	18%	—
trauma	—	47%
chills	18%	—
brain tumors	—	47%
pain in the diaphragm	18%	—
epidural hematoma	—	46%
demyelinating diseases	18%	—
speech slurred	12%	58%
violation of sensory integration	18%	—
hematoma	—	46%
feeling of paralysis	18%	—
oncology	—	46%
flaccid paralysis syndrome	17%	—
children's speech	—	46%
headache in the neck	17%	—
afferent motor aphasia	—	46%
chills weakness	17%	—
post-traumatic encephalopathy	—	45%
severe chills	17%	—
syphilitic meningitis	—	45%
pain in the cervical	17%	—
acoustic-mnestic aphasia	—	45%
paralysis of the limbs	16%	—
dynamic aphasia	—	44%
dyspnea	16%	—
fasciculations	—	44%
limps	16%	—
childhood diseases	—	43%
compression of the spinal cord	16%	—
ringing defect	—	43%
pain over the pubic	15%	—
acoustic-gnostic aphasia	—	43%
headaches	15%	—
bulbar dysarthria	—	41%
defecation during urination	15%	—
tuberculous meningitis	—	41%
febrile body temperature	15%	—
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	—	40%
spasmodic pain	14%	—
agnosia	—	40%
temperature with chills	14%	—
concussion of the brain	—	40%
Common symptoms are weakness	14%	—
motor aphasia	—	40%
pain in the arms and legs	14%	—
meningitis	—	40%
frequent headaches	14%	—
brain damage	—	40%
swelling of the whole body	14%	—
meningioma	—	40%
changes in urine	14%	—
perinatal encephalopathy	—	39%
pain in the groin area	14%	—
brain bruised	—	39%
back pain	13%	—
incomprehensible speech	—	39%
fever in the body	13%	—
astrocytoma	—	39%
fever weakness	13%	—
effects of hypoxia	—	39%
very high fever	13%	—
open fracture	—	39%
worse from the heat	13%	—
fine motor skills are impaired	—	39%
pain spasm	13%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	39%
gradual deterioration of the condition	12%	—
frequent herpes	—	39%
violation of the stool	12%	—
paresis	12%	51%
muscle pain	12%	—
tongue atrophy	—	38%
fighting	12%	—
spastic paralysis	—	38%
patient is motionless	12%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	38%
pain throughout the body	12%	—
facial muscle spasm	—	38%
pain when breathing	12%	—
subdural hematoma	—	38%
pain in the legs	12%	—
head injury	—	38%
general weakness	12%	—
traumatic encephalopathy	—	38%
leukocytosis	12%	—
purulent sinusitis	—	38%
general swelling does	12%	—
contusion head	—	37%
high fever	12%	—
impaired arterial function	—	37%
severe fever	12%	—
sensory aphasia	—	37%
abdominal surgery	12%	—
asphyxia of newborns	—	37%
aching	11%	—
glioma	—	37%
muscle weakness	11%	—
spinal stroke	—	37%
feeling of heat	11%	—
loud voice	—	37%
high temperature	11%	—
frequent otitis	—	37%
swelling	10%	—
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	36%
patient's condition	10%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	36%
underdevelopment	—	36%
alalia	—	36%
consequences of taking medications	—	35%
organic brain damage	—	35%
psychologist	—	35%
chronic sinusitis	—	35%
rapid childbirth	—	35%
facial spasms	—	35%
muscle spasm of the hands	—	35%
bacterial meningitis	—	35%
bone injury	—	35%
hemolytic disease of newborns	—	35%
thrombosis	—	34%
purulent otitis	—	34%
severe childbirth	—	34%
injury rate	—	34%
chronic otitis	—	34%
hypoxia during childbirth	—	34%
consequences of injuries	—	33%
acute otitis	—	33%
intracerebral hematoma	—	33%
stupor	—	33%
skull fracture	—	33%
preeclampsia	—	32%
up circulatory disorders	—	32%
measles	—	32%
fetal hypoxia	—	32%
angiopathy	—	31%
lowered	9%	40%
facial asymmetry	—	31%
feeling of heaviness in the head	—	31%
otitis	—	31%
head severe	—	31%
number of births has been reduced	—	31%
pregnancy	—	31%
intrauterine infection	—	30%
meningoencephalitis	—	30%
sinusitis	—	30%
operative delivery	—	30%
hemorrhagic stroke	—	30%
complications of childbirth	—	30%
bruise	—	30%
cns tumors	—	30%
pregnancy toxicosis	—	29%
swelling of the brain	—	29%
acceleration of movements	—	29%
apoplexy	—	29%
takes antidepressants	—	29%
rubella	—	29%
speech absence	—	29%
ischemic stroke	—	29%
needs support	—	29%
head tumor	—	28%
pregnancy complications	—	28%
encephalitis	—	28%
recovery period	11%	39%
stage of recovery	11%	39%
syphilis	—	27%

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