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Haemoglobinaemia

Haemoglobinaemia (haemoglobinaemia; Greek hemoglobin – hemoglobin + haima – blood) – the increased concentration level in a blood plasma of free hemoglobin; it is noted against the background of an intravascular hemolysis or massive bystry disintegration of muscular tissue (in particular, at crush of soft tissues).

 
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