hemoglobin

[xuè hóng dàn bái]
Special proteins for oxygen transport in red blood cells
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Hemoglobin is abbreviated as HGB or Hb. hemoglobin yes red blood cell Special features of internal oxygen transport protein , is the protein that makes the blood red Globin and hemoglobin The globin part is composed of two different pairs of globin chains (α chain and β chain) Tetramer Now more unified International unit It is based on the number of grams of hemoglobin in the blood per liter (1000 ml). The use value of hemoglobin is similar to that of red blood cells. The increase and decrease of hemoglobin can refer to the increase and decrease of red blood cells clinical significance.
Chinese name
hemoglobin
Foreign name
Hemoglobin (USA), Haemoglobin (UK)
Related diseases
Polycythemia vera, anemia, leukemia
Specialty classification
blood specialty
Inspection classification
Clinical laboratory examination
major function
Transporting oxygen
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Chinese name
hemoglobin
Foreign name
Hemoglobin (USA), Haemoglobin (UK)
Related diseases
Polycythemia vera, anemia, leukemia
Specialty classification
blood specialty
Inspection classification
Clinical laboratory examination
major function
Transporting oxygen

molecular structure

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Hemoglobin molecule [1]
Example [1]

Clinical significance

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Physiology of hemoglobin variation And pathological variation are basically the same as red blood cells. But in various anemia The decrease of red blood cells and hemoglobin may not be in parallel.
1. Physiological increase
Newborns, plateau residents, etc.
2. Pathological increase
Polycythemia vera Dehydration caused by various reasons Congenital heart disease pulmonary heart disease Etc.
3. Decrease
Various anemia (such as Aplastic anemia iron-deficiency anemia Sideroblastic anemia Megaloblastic anemia Hemolytic anemia Thalassemia Etc.), massive blood loss (such as traumatic massive hemorrhage, surgical massive hemorrhage, postpartum massive hemorrhage, acute Gastrointestinal bleeding , chronic blood loss caused by ulcer, etc.) leukemia , postpartum, chemotherapy Hookworm disease Etc.

Normal reference value range

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The reference value of hemoglobin varies slightly according to gender and age, and the reference range is as follows:
1. Male
120~165g/L(12.0~16.5g/dl)
2. Female
110~150g/L(11.0~15.0g/dl)
3. Newborn
180~190g/L(18~19g/dl)
4. Children
120~140g/L(12~14g/dl)
The hemoglobin content of newborns gradually decreases with the increase of age and is close to that of adults.