[tri-med] BLOOD TEST RESULTS

From: "John Faulkner" <compressorman11@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 20:38:12 -0500

 OK, the blood test results come back for me. Also it really did not give
any precise answers to my questions. Here is what it said:   chromosome
bloodresult: 46, X Y, normal male karyotype.   Clinical information is
required for the most accurate cytogenetic interpretation. If additional
clinically relevant information is available, please call the Cytogenetics
Department.   The following possibilities, although rare, cannot be ruled
out: a) low level mosicism,  b) very subtle rearrangements, and c)genetic
disorders that cannot be detected by standard cytogenetic methods.     Now
can anyone tell me 100% for sure that I did not cause Angellaa's  Trisomy
18?  Why did they put in the second statement,  the following possibilities, 
although rare, cannot be ruled out?   John Faulkner, Angellaa , due (4-20,
FULL T-18) 
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