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ketonemia

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ketonemia excessive ketone bodies in the blood.
ke·to·ne·mi·a (kt-nm-)
n.
The presence of detectable levels of ketone bodies in the plasma.
ketonemia
[kē′tōnē′mē·ə]
the presence of ketones, mainly acetone, in the blood. It is characterized by the fruity breath odor of ketoacidosis. Also spelled ketonaemia. Also called acetonaenemia.
ketonemia [ke″to-ne´me-ah]
an excess of ketone bodies in the blood.
ketonemia
an excess of ketone bodies in the blood.
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