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Oxyhemoglobin. hemoglobinemia ah). The presence of (hem"o-glo-bin-e'me hemoglobin in the + blood in a state of solution. [Hemoglobin + Gr., aim a, blood.] he mog lobi no meter (hem"o-glo-bin-om'eter). An apparatus devised by Gowers for estimating the amount of hemoglobin in the blood. hemoglobinuria (hem"o-glo-bin-u're-ah). A disease characterized by the presence in the urine of di olved hemoglobin, the result, it is believed, of hemorrhage from ve els larger than the capillaries, intermittent h., paroxysmal h., periodic h. H. which recurs at regular or irregular intervals. Especially a peculiar disease occurring in periodically recurring paroxysms which are said to be excited by exposure to cold and which are characterized by mild febrile symptoms and by the discharge of reddish or blackish urine, containing free hemoglobin, but no uninjured blood corpuscles. [Hemoglobin + Gr., our on, urine.]