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男性，50岁，咽部异物感1个月，肝炎病史20年。查体：锁骨上未触及肿大淋巴结，肝脾不

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男性，50岁，咽部异物感1个月，肝炎病史20年。查体：锁骨上未触及肿大淋巴结，肝脾不大。进一步检查，首先应考虑（）

A.胸部CT

B.食管镜

C.腹部超声波

D.食管X线钡餐透视

E.带网气囊食管脱落细胞检查

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