Usually means: Absence of the heart congenitally.
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▸ noun:  A birth defect in which the heart is absent

Similar:
atelocardia, acephalocardia, acleistocardia, acephalia, ectocardia, acorea, acardiotrophia, abrachia, destrocardia, acrotism, more...

Types:
ectopicordis, more...

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Similar:
atelocardia, acephalocardia, acleistocardia, acephalia, ectocardia, acorea, acardiotrophia, abrachia, destrocardia, acrotism, more...

Types:
ectopicordis, more...



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