| hemolytic uremic syndrome |
Symptoms include sudden paleness, irritability, fatigue and excretion of abnormally small amounts of urine. HUS may eventually lead to a reduction in the blood flow to several organs (kidneys, pancreas, brain) potentially leading to multiple organ failure. A permanent partial loss of kidney function is common after recovering from HUS. HUS is most frequently associated with infection by E coli 0157:H7. ...
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| hemolytic |
(HEE-moh-LIT-ic): associated with the destruction of red blood cells
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| hemolytic |
(HEE-moh-LIT-ic): associated with the destruction of red blood cells
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| hemolytic uremic syndrome |
a rare kidney disease that usually occurs in children.
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| hemolytic a. |
any of a group of acute or chronic anemias characterized by shortened survival of mature erythrocytes and inability of bone marrow to compensate for the decreased life span. There are two major groups: inherited anemias are generally due to intrinsic cell defects such as in the erythrocyte membrane, glycolytic pathway, glutathione metabolism, or hemoglobin molecule; see congenital and congenital nonspherocytic hemolytic a.; and acquired anemias are those due to the actions of extrinsic agents such as infectious agents, poisons, physical trauma, or antibodies; see autoimmune, immune, infectious, and toxic hemolytic a.
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