macroaggregated albumin

[ mak-roh-ag-ri-gey-tid al-byoo-muhn ]

/ ˌmæk roʊˈæg rɪ geɪ tɪd ælˈbyu mən /

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noun Biochemistry.

human albumin that, prepared as a radiopharmaceutical, is used in the perfusion phase of a scan to assess blood flow in the lungs. Abbreviation: MAA

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Also called ag·gre·gat·ed al·bu·min

[ag-ri-gey-tid al-byoo-muhn] /ˈæg rɪ geɪ tɪd ælˈbyu mən/ .

Origin of macroaggregated albumin

First recorded in 1965–70

Words nearby macroaggregated albumin

macramé, Macready, macrencephaly, macro, macroaggregate, macroaggregated albumin, macrobiosis, macrobiotic, macrobiotics, macrocarpa, macrocarpous