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A Rorschach Test
1Department of Medical Genetics, Medical Genetics Clinic, The Stollery Hospital, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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Unexpectedly intersecting her path with a person with a congenital anomaly gives the writer an opportunity to reflect on her own understanding of patients outside the medical perimeter that ultimately influences her point of view during the hospital encounter.
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