Aminoaciduria (redirected from Aminoaciduria, renal)

aminoaciduria /ami·no·ac·id·u·ria/ (-as?i-du´re-ah) an excess of amino acids in the urine.

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a·mi·no·ac·i·du·ri·a (-mn-s-dr-, m-n-)

n.

A disorder of protein metabolism in which excessive amounts of amino acids are excreted in the urine. Also called acidaminuria.

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Aminoaciduria

A condition confirmed by laboratory tests where high levels of amino acids are found in the urine.

Mentioned in: Amino Acid Disorders Screening, Hartnup Disease

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aminoaciduria

an excess in the urine of amino acids. Occurs in fanconi's syndrome, a familial renal disease of Norwegian elkhounds and Basenji dogs, and as a predisposing factor in the development of cystine uroliths.