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患儿，男孩，四岁八个月，3天前剧烈奔跑后出现双腿夹紧，臀部外翘跛行，并伴有髋部疼痛。
关于此疾病的描述错误的是（）
A.好发于3～10岁的儿童
B.男女之比为4～6：1
C.双侧发病较多
D.病程需2～4年
E.偶见小于2岁或大于10岁发病者
答案
参考答案：C
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患儿，男孩，四岁八个月，3天前剧烈奔跑后出现双腿夹紧，臀部外翘跛行，并伴有髋部疼痛。
关于此疾病的描述错误的是（）
A.好发于3～10岁的儿童
B.男女之比为4～6：1
C.双侧发病较多
D.病程需2～4年
E.偶见小于2岁或大于10岁发病者
参考答案：C
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