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hyperfibrinogenemia

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hyperfibrinogenemia /hy·per·fi·bri·no·ge·ne·mia/ (-fi-brin″o-jĕ-ne´me-ah) excessive fibrinogen in the blood.
hy·per·fi·brin·o·ge·ne·mi·a (hpr-f-brn-j-nm-)
n.
An increased level of fibrinogen in the blood. Also called fibrinogenemia.
hyperfibrinogenemia [hi″per-fi-brin″o-jĕ-ne´me-ah]
excessive fibrinogen in the blood; fibrinogenemia.
hyperfibrinogenemia
excessive fibrinogen in the blood; fibrinogenemia.
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