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脑膜白血病的发病机制是（） A.进入脑组织的白血病细胞对化疗药耐受 B.化疗方案不彻

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脑膜白血病的发病机制是（）

A.进入脑组织的白血病细胞对化疗药耐受

B.化疗方案不彻底，不能杀死白血病细胞

C.多数化疗药物，不能透过血-脑脊液屏障

D.化疗不够早，白血病细胞大量繁殖

E.患者个体差异

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