haematoidin

• Pigmento de color amarillo anaranjado que se forma durante la descomposición de la hemoglobina y que se encuentra en la bilis; su acumulación en la sangre causa la coloración amarilla observada en la ictericia.

An orange-yellow pigment derived from the breakdown of hemoglobin, found in bile; its accumulation in the blood causes the yellow discoloration seen in jaundice.

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1. Bile pigmentC2formalmedical

   An orange-yellow pigment derived from the breakdown of hemoglobin, which is excreted in bile and can cause yellowing of the skin and eyes when present in excess.

   Hematoidina

   • The accumulation of haematoidin in the blood leads to the characteristic yellow hue of jaundice.
   • Doctors measured the haematoidin levels to assess liver function.
   • Haematoidin is a normal byproduct of red blood cell breakdown.

   Sinónimosbilirubin