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病史:男,58岁,自述肝区轻度不适;一直生活于四川,既往患血吸虫病史13年。超声综合

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病史:男,58岁,自述肝区轻度不适;一直生活于四川,既往患血吸虫病史13年。

超声综合描述:肝回声明显不均,全肝布满结节,呈龟背样改变。

超声提示()

A.脂肪肝

B.血吸虫性肝硬化

C.肝包虫病

D.肝多发占位

答案:

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参考答案:C

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