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...a rare inherited disorder characterized by the presence of two types of [[albumin]] in the blood. ...Greek word "haima" meaning "blood". Thus, the term literally means "twice albumin in the blood".

...ˌælbjuːmɪˈniːmiə/) is a medical condition characterized by low levels of [[albumin]] in the blood. ..."Hypoalbuminemia" is derived from the Greek words "hypo" meaning "under", "albumin" which is a type of protein, and "emia" meaning "condition of the blood".

..., inherited disorder characterized by the absence or near absence of serum albumin in the blood. ...rm "Analbuminaemia" is derived from the Greek words "an" meaning without, "albumin" which is a type of protein, and "aemia" meaning condition of the blood.

...ee words: "Methaem" which refers to the altered state of [[haemoglobin]], "albumin" which is a type of protein found in blood plasma, and "aemia" which is a s ...aemalbumin is a complex formed by the combination of [[haemoglobin]] and [[albumin]], which is usually formed following haemolysis, or the destruction of red

[[Protein-losing enteropathy]] is a condition that occurs when albumin and other serum proteins are lost from the body through the gastrointestina [[Category:Gastrointestinal disorders]]