traumatic rhabdomyolysis

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• Rhabdomyolysis — A condition in which skeletal muscle cells break down, releasing myoglobin (the oxygen carrying pigment in muscle) together with enzymes and electrolytes from inside the muscle cells. The risks with rhabdomyolysis include muscle breakdown and… …   Medical dictionary

• rhabdomyolysis — noun Etymology: New Latin, from rhabdo + my + lysis Date: 1956 the destruction or degeneration of muscle tissue (as from traumatic injury, excessive exertion, or stroke) accompanied by the release of breakdown products into the bloodstream and… …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• rhabdomyolysis — ¦rabdōmīˈäləsə̇s noun (plural ses) Etymology: New Latin, from rhabd + my + lysis : the destruction or degeneration of skeletal muscle tissue (as from traumatic injury, excessive exertion, or stroke) that is accompanied by the release of muscle… …   Useful english dictionary

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