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肾病综合征伴胸腔积液() A.胸液乳白色,加入乙醚变清 B.胸液蛋白3.8g/L、A

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肾病综合征伴胸腔积液()

A.胸液乳白色,加入乙醚变清

B.胸液蛋白3.8g/L、ADA100U/L

C.胸液蛋白4.0g/L、糖1.08mmol/L

D.胸液蛋白4.0g/L、淀粉酶600U

E.胸液蛋白2.0g/L、LDH180IU/L

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