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ADDENDUM (12/13/16): After the patient left, I received the official quad screen report and unfortunately we had communicated improperly. Her quad screen was 1:1000 and not 1:100. I called her and spoke to her informing her of the good news. While she did not choose to have any other testing performed, this is even more reassuring in light of her normal quad screen.
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