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Soumya El Graini1, Siham Oukassem1, Hamza Retal1

  • 1Radiology, Ibn Sina University Hospital, Mohammed V University, Rabat, MAR.

Cureus
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PubMed
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遗传性出血性电脉切开症 (HHT) 可能导致罕见的胆道并发症. 多式成像对于诊断和管理这些肝脏AVM和HHT患者的胆道问题至关重要.

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血管炎是一种血管炎.动脉性肝脏疾病 动脉性肝脏疾病胆道扩张 胆道扩张胆管缺血是什么意思 胆管缺血是什么意思遗传性出血性电脉切开症 (telangiectasia) 是一种遗传性出血性电脉切开症.

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