Path. Also urichæmia. [mod. L., f. uric-us URIC a. + Gr. αἶμ-α blood.] = LITHÆMIA.

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1867.  A. Flint, Princ. Med., 84. An excess of uric acid (in the form of urates) in the blood constituting a condition differing from uræmia; it is desirable to distinguish it by a name…. I would propose uricæmia.

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1900.  Lancet, 25 Aug., 572/1. The relation of urichæmia to the different symptoms of the malady.

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  Hence Uricæmic a., = LITHÆMIC a.

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1900.  Lancet, 25 Aug., 571/2. These urichæmic states in no degree determine gout, renal function being adequate.

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