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Hemialbumose
An albumoid product from the digestion of certain proteins. It is found in bone marrow.
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Hemialbumin
A product resulting from the digestion of albumin.
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Hemiachromatopsia
Color blindness in one half, or in corresponding halves, of the vision field.
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Hemiacephalus
A malformed fetus with a markedly defective head.
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Heme synthetase
The enzyme that catalyzes the chelation of iron (Fe++) to porphyrin, a crucial step in the synthesis of heme.
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Vesical hematuria
Urinary bleeding typically produced by bladder malignancies, stones, or cystitis.
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Urethral hematuria
Urinary bleeding that may result from urethral trauma, surgery, adenomas, or other lesions of the lower urinary tract. The voided urine usually is bright red at the onset of urination and more dilute in appearance as the stream continues.
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Renal hematuria
Hematuria in which the blood comes from the upper tract. On gross examination, the urine is often smoky, red, or cola-colored. Some causes include: glomerular diseases, kidney tumors, kidney stones, among others.
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Microscopic hematuria
Red blood cells that are not grossly obvious but are found instead on microscopic examination of a urine specimen. They may be found in patients with tumors of the urinary tract (kidneys, ureters, or bladder); glomerular diseases; kidney or ureteral stones; urinary tract infections; trauma; or in patients without obvious or demonstrable pathology.
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Hematospermia vera
Hematospermia coming from the seminal vesicles.
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