Dextrocardia means that the heart is on the right side of the chest, rather than the left, where it should be. This is a rare
condition. If the heart has developed normally, it does not pose any problems and no treatment will be necessary. Congenital
heart defects can, however, in some rare cases accompany dextrocardia. In people with dextrocardia, other organs can also
be in the reverse position, like the abdominal organs.
