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    What is the rare condition in which all of the affected person's internal organs are located on the opposite side 'mirrored' from the normal locations?

    Question #6316. Asked by Journeyman. (Sep 25 00 8:31 PM)


    billfay

    		Situs inversus. 1 in 8500 people have this non-threatening condition.

    Sep 25 00, 9:12 PM

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