Situs Inversus: The Effects of Reversed Organs
This problem iscongenital(present at birth) and linked to several genetic mutations. Situs inversus is described in one of two subtypes. Situs inversus withdextrocardiais the most common form. Photo composite by Joules Garcia for Verywell Health; Getty Images Many people with situs inversus can lead normal lives without symptoms. In normal anatomy, the organs in your chest and abdomen are left-right asymmetrical. The word “situs” describes the position or orientation of these organs....