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Zoran Milenković1, Aleksandra Ignjatović2,3, Marko Stalević4

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隔离侧侧静脉神经囊硬化 (LVNCC) 主要影响中年人群,经常出现头痛和水. 内镜手术是首选的治疗方法,在大多数这种罕见的脑囊感染病例中,可以获得良好的结果.

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