dysglobulinemia

A nonspecific term for any defect in serum proteins, exclusive of albumin—e.g., dysgammaglobulinemia, dysfibrogenemia.

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No association could be found between the aberrant behavior of this sample and the results for the biochemical testing done (see Table 1, online Common Supplement; note that a more in-depth investigation of potential causes, such as dysglobulinemia, was beyond the scope of the study).

Report of the IFCC Working Group for Standardization of Thyroid Function Tests; Part 2: free thyroxine and free triiodothyronine

Other pathological situations sometimes associated with falsely increased CRP values may be ruled out in both patients on the basis of clinical and biological findings (no dysglobulinemia or increased rheumatoid factor).

False increase in C-reactive protein attributable to heterophilic antibodies in two renal transplant patients treated with rabbit antilymphocyte globulin

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