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Why is this so rare?
by qwerty456127 8y ago
Why is this so rare?
- Gibbon1 8y agoProbably as developmental defects go it has to happen really early and be just right or everything goes sideways.
- qwerty456127 8y agoWhy is this even a defect? Why do the body parts have to be located the way they usually are and not mirrored? Why dos the body development orientation take the right-handed or the left-handed direction randomly?
- stevekemp2 8y agoGiven the number of people who commented here with their own stories I wonder if it actually is rare. I imagine you only find out if you're undergoing x-rays, operations and similar. If there are no obvious side-effects there could be a lot more flipped-people out there.
- qwerty456127 8y agoDoesn't almost everybody receive x-ray, ultrasonography, abdominal palpation, stethoscopy, ECG or surgery today? Does it happen often that a person grows up never ever examined by a doctor closely?