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患者,男性,55岁,农民,于5个月前发现四肢无力、麻木,未引起重视,病情逐渐加重,出

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患者,男性,55岁,农民,于5个月前发现四肢无力、麻木,未引起重视,病情逐渐加重,出现四肢末端烧灼感,走路不稳,吐字不清,饮水呛咳入院,大、小便正常,家族无类似病史。查体:T:36.7℃,神智清楚,双侧咽反射减弱,四肢肌力Ⅳ级,四肢末端针刺觉、震动觉减弱,四肢腱反射减弱,四肢轻度肌萎缩,双侧Babinski征阴性,Romberg征阳性。

可能诊断()

A.多灶性运动神经病

B.复发型Guillain-Barre综合征

C.慢性Guillain-Barre综合征

D.运动神经元病

E.遗传性感觉运动性神经病

答案:

参考答案:C

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