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典型偏头痛的先兆症状可能是由于() A.颅外动脉扩张 B.颅外动脉收缩 C.颅内动脉

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典型偏头痛的先兆症状可能是由于()

A.颅外动脉扩张

B.颅外动脉收缩

C.颅内动脉收缩

D.颅内动脉扩张

E.颅内和颅外动脉扩张

答案:

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AB

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