题目：
以下关于腐败坏死性蜂窝织炎临床表现的叙述中，哪项是错误的（）
A.局部皮肤弥漫性水肿
B.呈紫红色或灰白色
C.无弹性
D.无明显凹陷性水肿
E.可触及捻发音
答案：
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参考答案：E
以下关于腐败坏死性蜂窝织炎临床表现的叙述中，哪项是错误的（） A.局部皮肤弥漫性水肿
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