situs inversus
(ĭn-vûrˈsəs)
noun A congenital condition in which the organs of the viscera are transposed through the sagittal plane so that the heart, for example, is on the right side of the body.
Origin:
Origin: New Latin
Origin: : Latin situs, location
Origin: + Latin inversus
Origin: , past participle of invertere, to invert
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