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Mirizzi综合征是指() A.胆总管结石持续嵌顿和压迫,引起胆总管狭窄,出现反复

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Mirizzi综合征是指()

A.胆总管结石持续嵌顿和压迫,引起胆总管狭窄,出现反复的胆管炎

B.肝总管结石持续嵌顿和压迫,引起胆囊胆管瘘,出现梗阻性黄疸

C.胆囊结石持续嵌顿和压迫,引起肝总管狭窄或胆囊胆管瘘,出现反复的胆管炎、梗阻性黄疸

D.左肝管结石持续性嵌顿和压迫,引起左肝管狭窄梗阻,出现反复的胆管炎、梗阻性黄疸

E.右肝管结石持续性嵌顿和压迫,引起右肝管狭窄梗阻,出现反复的胆管炎、梗阻性黄疸

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