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Daughter-in-law's 19 weeks ultrasound done-detected single ventricle. what is baby's problem?
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Single ventricle: There are heart ventricles and cerebral ventricles. Without more information it is hard to know what is wrong. A single ventricle in the heart is a severe cardiac abnormality. A single ventricle in the brain is a severe central nervous system abnormality.
Answered 5/12/2012
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