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<blockquote data-quote="Mamaof5" data-source="post: 407116"><p>Here's my take:</p><p></p><p>A long while back I'd heard of a rare instance of cardiac mispositioning...A rare occurance, so rare in fact that most people don't even ever hear about it. This is where the heart is positioned on the right side of the chest cavity instead of the left side where it normally should be. Is it possible this child actually has a cerrebellum but it is being missed or dismissed on his scans as something else because it is NOT where it normally should be? If it was there in sonograms, should it still not be there but perhaps mispostitioned (is that a word lol). Doctors, when doing derifferential diagnosis, sometimes dismiss things too quickly. We've all seen them do that in our own unique situations right. Sometimes it's just something that gets mistaken for something else...</p><p></p><p>So there's my take, kid probably has one but it's in a different position than what we would normally see and got dismissed as what it is or missed completely.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mamaof5, post: 407116"] Here's my take: A long while back I'd heard of a rare instance of cardiac mispositioning...A rare occurance, so rare in fact that most people don't even ever hear about it. This is where the heart is positioned on the right side of the chest cavity instead of the left side where it normally should be. Is it possible this child actually has a cerrebellum but it is being missed or dismissed on his scans as something else because it is NOT where it normally should be? If it was there in sonograms, should it still not be there but perhaps mispostitioned (is that a word lol). Doctors, when doing derifferential diagnosis, sometimes dismiss things too quickly. We've all seen them do that in our own unique situations right. Sometimes it's just something that gets mistaken for something else... So there's my take, kid probably has one but it's in a different position than what we would normally see and got dismissed as what it is or missed completely. [/QUOTE]
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