glycosuria
[glahy-kohs-yoo-ree-uh]
Also glucosuria.
Origin of glycosuria
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Historical Examples of glycosuria
Its presence in appreciable amount constitutes "glycosuria."
A Manual of Clinical DiagnosisJames Campbell Todd
In chronic gout and in connection with the granular kidney a more serious form of glycosuria is occasionally observed.
Glycosuria is not an uncommon complication in chronic gout, and seriously affects the question of prognosis.
On the other hand, the discovery of a glycosuria without these symptoms is, as a rule, accidental.
Such a glycosuria must necessarily be temporary and a purely functional disorder.
glycosuria
glucosuria
Word Origin for glycosuria
C19: from New Latin, from French glycose glucose + -uria
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glycosuria
[glī′kə-sur′ē-ə, -shur′-]
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