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Buerger病坏死期的临床表现 A.间歇性跛行 B.“5P”征 C.(指)趾端发黑

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Buerger病坏死期的临床表现

A.间歇性跛行
B.“5P”征
C.(指)趾端发黑、干性坏疽、溃疡形成
D.搏动性肿块和杂音

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