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Often used in the same context:
hydrops,
cardiac tamponade,
hypoplasia,
malformation,
atresia,
pyloric stenosis,
congenital abnormality,
congenital disorder,
mitral stenosis,
polydactyly,
choriocarcinoma,
myelomeningocele,
hamartoma,
coarctation,
glomerulonephritis,
diaphragmatic hernia,
hydronephrosis,
pyelonephritis,
agenesis,
exotropia,
genetic abnormality,
thyrotoxicosis,
dysgenesis,
malignant neoplasm,
leiomyoma,
abruption,
epididymitis,
cardiomegaly,
anencephaly,
paresis,
haemorrhagic,
calculi,
myelopathy,
laryngospasm,
lichen planus,
patent ductus arteriosus,
hyperplastic,
hypoxemia,
thrombophlebitis,
sensorineural hearing loss,
necrotizing enterocolitis,
neoplasm,
renal colic,
otitis,
erythema nodosum,
autosomal dominant disorder,
superior mesenteric artery,
volvulus,
haemorrhages,
monogenic,
lipomas,
ectopic,
idiopathic,
hydatid disease,
pulmonary stenosis,
hallux valgus,
myocarditis,
intracerebral,
lumbosacral,
interstitial pneumonia,
hydrocele,
cerebri,
orchitis,
teratoma,
osteochondroma,
achondroplasia,
tubal pregnancy,
iritis,
gastroduodenal,
cholestasis,
cryptorchidism,
suppurative,
sequela,
abnormalities,
brachial plexus,
molar pregnancy,
granulomatous,
atrioventricular,
hyperparathyroidism,
hyperalgesia,
valvular heart disease,
fibroma,
lyme arthritis,
ventricular septal defect,
stenotic,
vesicoureteral reflux,
valvular,
esotropia,
mediastinitis,
spermatic cord,
thromboembolism,
fat embolism,
aplasia,
pancytopenia,
haematuria,
mucocutaneous,
epiglottitis,
hypovolemic shock,
bacteraemia,
bronchus,
bronchopneumonia,
neurofibromas
More specific:
ablepharia,
acrocephaly,
albinism,
amelia,
ametria,
anencephalia,
anencephaly,
ankyloglossia,
cheiloschisis,
cleft lip,
cleft palate,
clinocephalism,
clinocephaly,
clinodactyly,
down's syndrome,
down syndrome,
epispadias,
harelip,
macroglossia,
meningocele,
meromelia,
mongolianism,
myelomeningocele,
oxycephaly,
scaphocephaly,
schistorrhachis,
septal defect,
spina bifida,
spinocerebellar disorder,
syndactylism,
syndactyly,
tongue tie,
trisomy 21
More general:
defect
Synonyms:
birth defect,
congenital abnormality,
congenital defect,
congenital disorder
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