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27 weeks pregnant with son who has dextocardia, transpositional of the great arteries s,l,l. his ventricles are switched but the right arteries switched with it , vsd. all other organs are in place. what will happen?
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Congenital heart: disorders are delt with accordingly, after delivery your baby would be placed in special care baby unit, will be monitored by neonatologists, cardiac surgeons and pediatric cardiologists to determine what is the best treatment course that fits his case, those conditions are treatable , experts would inform you better after delivery, wish you both wellness
Answered 3/7/2018
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