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phosphatæmia Physiol.|fɒsfæˈtiːmɪə|
Also phosphatemia.
[f. phosphate + Gr. αἷµα blood: see -ia1.]
The concentration of phosphates (and other compounds of phosphorus) in the blood. Less commonly = hyperphosphatæmia s.v. hyper- IV.
1926Jrnl. Amer. Med. Assoc. 6 Feb. 451/1 Phosphatemia and fibroma.—Dalsace and Guillaumin noted an exaggerated amount of phosphorus in the blood of women with a fibroma. 1928Q. Cumulative Index Medicus III. 163/1 Glycemia and phosphatemia following intravenous injection of defibrinated blood. 1961Lancet 22 July 215/1 In a control group of 20 normal adult men the average value for serum-phosphate was 3·43 mg. per 100 ml.,..so we can take 2·6 mg. per 100 ml. as the lower limit of normal phosphataemia. 1973Ann. d'Endocrinol. XXXIV. 621 (heading) Role of the fœtal parathyroids in the regulation of calcemia and phosphatemia of the rat fœtus. |