heterotaxy
/ˈhɛtəroʊˌtæksi/
noun
- A medical condition where internal organs are arranged abnormally in the body, often affecting the heart and spleen.
- Heterotaxy can lead to complex health problems that require surgery.
- Doctors monitor patients with heterotaxy for potential organ function issues.
- The baby was diagnosed with heterotaxy, causing her heart to be on the right side.