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"The condition is called situs inversus totalis when there is a total transposition of abdominal and thoracic viscera (mirror image of internal organs' normal positioning). Normal positioning of the organs - as found in the majority of individuals is called situs solitus."

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"Much more rarely is transposition of the abdominal organs with a 'normal' left-sided heart, known variously as situs inversus incompletus, situs inversus partialis, or simply situs inversus with laevocardia ⁷."

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"Situs inversus is usually associated with dextrocardia (true mirror image) with only 3-5% incidence of congenital heart disease, most commonly transposition of the great vessels. Of these patients, 80% have a right-sided aortic arch. Situs inversus with laevocardia (which is much rarer: 0.00005%) congenital heart disease is found in 95% of patients ⁴."

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