This is a patient with dextrocardia, he has just one ventricule, hipocratic fingers and palpitations.

A State Above Conscious playing "Dextrocardia (Cognate of Dissonance)."

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I'm not claiming to be an expert on the subject or to be a spokesperson for people with PCD; this just my own personal views and experiences with the condition. As always please consult your doctor for advice regarding your personal health. If you have PCD then please leave a comment or video response as it would be great to hear from you. Here are the links mentioned in the video: PCD Support Group (UK): http://www.pcdsupport.org.uk/ PCD Foundation (US): http://www.pcdfoundation.org/ Associated conditions: Rare disease, sinusitis, bronchiectasis, reflux, immotile cilia syndrome, COPD, asthma, bronchitis

Jayden was born with a Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia. He also has heterotaxy syndrome. For him this included a hypoplastic right heart, polyspleenia, dextrocardia, and situs inversus. Help support CDH and spread awareness. Visit www.cdhsupport.org For more information on Jayden and his progress visit www.carepages.com CarePage name: MJaydenR

I'm not claiming to be an expert on the subject or to be a spokesperson for people with PCD; this just my own personal views and experiences with the condition. As always please consult your doctor for advice regarding your personal health. If you have PCD then please leave a comment or video response as it would be great to hear from you. Here are the links mentioned in the video: PCD Support Group (UK): http://www.pcdsupport.org.uk/ PCD Foundation (US): http://www.pcdfoundation.org/

Shed want to fly, but she has no wings Shed want to cry, but for now, she has no voice Shed want to eat a lot, but shes only allowed a few, because she doesnt tolerate food and she suffers oedemas Shed want to live a normal life, but her heart congenital malformations are not allowing it In medical terms, the diagnosis is dextrocardia, arterial trunk IVth degree, pulmonary artery atresia, DSV, DSA and atypical permeable arterial channel. In human terms, it means a lot of suffering and a baby of not even 2 months that spends her time connected to a lot of medication drips and machines, instead of laying in the loving arms of her mother. Following the reconstructive surgeries, she might live almost normal, with medication and proper survey. www.helpsonia.com

Dextrocardia angiogram