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Old 09-29-2010, 01:53 PM #1
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The results from the neuropsycologic exam are in. Next week specialist who scored the data will go over the information. At first they told me it would take 30 minutes for the follow up; now they have stated it might go over an hour.

Has anyone had any experience with this exam and how the follow exam works?

Before the test they told me my regular neuro would go over the results with me. Now it is the guy who is specialized with the testing/scoring. The person who scheduled the appt told me that I might not be going back to the neurologist. When I asked why she got off the phone.
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