The presence of excessive fat in the blood; lipaemia.

A morbid condition resulting from the presence in the blood of urinary constituents, which are normally eliminated by the kidneys.

The presence of dark pigment (originally malarial pigment, later spec. melanin or its precursors) melanin or other dark pigment in the blood.

A morbid condition due to retention in the blood of certain constituents normally eliminated in the urine.

The condition in which lithic or uric acid is in excess in the blood; formerly called uricæmia.

prevalence of fatty matter in the circulation.

the concentration of urea in the blood.

the presence of free hæmoglobin in the fluid part of the blood.

The presence of bacteria in the blood.

the presence of (an abnormally high concentration of) oxalate in the blood.

= uricaemia, n.

the presence of sulphæmoglobin in the blood, caused by drug-potentiated absorption of hydrogen sulphide from the alimentary tract, or direct…

the presence of carotene in the circulating blood.

The presence of parasites in the blood. Also: an instance of this, or its extent in a particular case.

The condition in which viruses are present in the bloodstream.

The presence of paraproteins in the blood.