Abstract
Progress is reported in the establishment of a database of genetically determined neurological conditions. There are now 1,300 conditions and 3,400 references store on the hard disk of a microcomputer. The database is searched, and a differential diagnosis obtained, by choosing a small number of signs and symptoms from a comprehensive list of cardinal features.
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