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White paper A guide to understanding variant classification In a diagnostic setting, variant classification forms the basis for clinical judgment, making proper classification of variants critical to your patient's wellbeing and outcome. Find out how we do it. With a detailed explanation of the decisions made during our variant classification process, you can make more confident diagnostic decisions based on our results. 2 | A guide to understanding variant classification | Blueprint Genetics Clarity is crucial in diagnostic decision-making In a diagnostic setting, variant classification forms the basis for clinical judgment, making proper classification of variants critical to your patient's wellbeing and outcome. Without thorough interpretation and evaluation of the evidence, sequencing results aren't much more than meaningless data points. It's therefore crucial that the clinician is confident in the judgments made by their genetic diagnostics laboratory when it comes to assigning variants to classifications.
A guide to understanding variant classification | Blueprint Genetics | 3 In a diagnostic setting, variant classification forms the basis for clinical judgment, making proper classification of variants critical to your patient’s wellbeing and outcome.
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