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The most likely cause of intermittent jaundice in elderly man is

A

Liver cirrhosis

B

Perlampullary carcinoma

C

CA head of pancreas

D

Hemolysis

High-Yield Explanation

Periampullary carcinoma causes intermittent jaundice (waxing and waning of jaundice).

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