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偏头痛最常见的类型是（） A.典型偏头痛 B.群集性头痛 C.普通偏头痛 D.眼肌瘫

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题目：

偏头痛最常见的类型是（）

A.典型偏头痛

B.群集性头痛

C.普通偏头痛

D.眼肌瘫痪型偏头痛

E.基底动脉型偏头痛

答案：

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参考答案：B

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