fructosemia

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fructosemia

 [fruk″to-se´me-ah]
the presence of fructose in the blood, as in fructose intolerance.
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fruc·to·se·mi·a

(fruk-tō-sē'mē-ă),
Presence of fructose in the circulating blood.
See also: hereditary fructose intolerance.
Synonym(s): levulosemia
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fruc·to·se·mi·a

(fruk'tō-sē'mē-ă)
Presence of fructose in the circulating blood.
Synonym(s): fructosaemia.
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