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Old 11-09-2013, 03:23 PM #3
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Default I made a typo on ref range...
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What I see in your test is that you are in the very low normal range. 0.30 your result is 10 times lower than the high normal of 3.0 )-- that is if you typed everything correctly?
Sorry for the typo.. the correct one is CRP 0.30 (ref range 0.0-0.30)
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