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I don't have copies of my first few reports. I will see if they are buried in my patient portal, or call Natera and see if they can explain. I don't see anything on my later reports about how many assays they were able to detect. I do see a note I hadn't noticed before:

"Testing cannot be performed in patients who are pregnant, have a history of bone marrow transplant, or history of blood transfusion within three months."

The transfusion limitation may invalidate some of my results. 🙁

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I've had it done twice. Just looked at my most recent report that posted today. Statement right under the results "a full complement of 16 bespoke assays could not be designed from the particular tumor section. Testing with less than 16 assays may decrease clinical sensitivity. "

So if you don't see it on your most recent report, I imagine your original tumor sample was good.