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直流-感应电诊断结果中绝对变性反应为()。 A.肌肉和神经对直流电刺激均无反应 B.

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直流-感应电诊断结果中绝对变性反应为()。

A.肌肉和神经对直流电刺激均无反应

B.神经对直流电刺激无反应,但是肌肉反应存在

C.神经对直流电刺激无反应或兴奋阈值增高;但对直流电刺激有反应

D.神经肌肉对感应电和直流电刺激的反应正常而兴奋阈增高

E.临床表现为瘫痪

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