glycosuria

glycosuria [glahy-kohs-yoo-ree-uh] ExamplesWord Origin noun Pathology.

1. excretion of glucose in the urine, as in diabetes.

Also glucosuria. Origin of glycosuria 1855–60; glycose (a monosaccharide) + -uria Related formsgly·cos·u·ric, adjective Examples from the Web for glycosuria Historical Examples of glycosuria

Its presence in appreciable amount constitutes “glycosuria.”

A Manual of Clinical Diagnosis

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In chronic gout and in connection with the granular kidney a more serious form of glycosuria is occasionally observed.

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Glycosuria is not an uncommon complication in chronic gout, and seriously affects the question of prognosis.

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On the other hand, the discovery of a glycosuria without these symptoms is, as a rule, accidental.

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Such a glycosuria must necessarily be temporary and a purely functional disorder.

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British Dictionary definitions for glycosuria glycosuria glucosuria noun

1. the presence of excess sugar in the urine, as in diabetes

Derived Formsglycosuric or glucosuric, adjectiveWord Origin for glycosuria C19: from New Latin, from French glycose glucose + -uria glycosuria in Medicine glycosuria [glī′kə-sur′ē-ə, -shur′-] n.

1. glucosuria
2. Excretion of carbohydrates in the urine.

Related formsgly′co•su′ric adj.