Protein in the plasma is made up of albumin and globulin.

In such cases albumin levels in blood and pleural fluid are measured.

Some institutions use normal serum albumin, but it is costly and can be difficult to find.

Such is the hymen a 5x7cm folded piece of plastic of albumin, the notice promptly corrects me covered on one side by dark red ink.

Addison further challenged Bright's student, Snow, when in 1839 Snow suggested from case studies and laboratory analysis that oedema was associated with an increase in albumin in the blood.

If the difference between the albumin level in the blood and the pleural fluid is greater than 1.2 g dL (12 g L), this suggests that the patient has a transudative pleural effusion.