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Default .81?

On what scale? Is that included in the report?

Usually, these reports indicate the average number of small fibers found per cubic millimeter of skin as compared to age-matched control norms, and often will indicate the condition of those found. If they found, on average, .81 fibers per cubic millimeter of skin, yes, that is a low number--though lower comparatively at the thigh than at the ankle.
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