hypalbuminæmia

A form of hypalbuminemia — An abnormally low level of albumin in the blood.

Meanings

nounhypalbuminæmia (uncountable)
  1. obsoleteuncountableObsolete spelling of hypalbuminemia.

    Hydræmia is always associated with hypalbuminæmia.

    1907, F.H. Edgeworth (tr.), C.H. von Noorden (aut.), “Diseases of the Kidneys” in Metabolism and Practical Medicine II: The Pathology of Metabolism, ed. I.W. Hall, ch. viii, page 504
    2 more examples

    Hypalbuminæmia and hydræmia are conditions present in all forms of anæmia.

    1895, Pacific Medical Journal, XXXVIII, 347

    There is no evidence that the albuminuria causes a hypalbuminæmia.

    1899, A.E. Taylor, “The Diseases of the Blood” in the Cyclopædia of the Diseases of Children V: Supplement, ed. W.A. Edwards, ch. xxxvi, page 490
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