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An abnormality present at birth.<\/p>\n

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A medical condition arising during development of the fetus and present at birth.<\/p>\n

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Birth defect; abnormality, especially a structural one, present at birth; may be inherited, acquired during pregnancy, or inflicted as the result of the birth process; two examples are Down\u2019s syndrome and cleft palate resulting from incomplete development and union of the parts forming the palate.<\/p>\n

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Intrauterine development of an organ or structure that is abnormal in form, structure, or position.<\/p>\n

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An abnormality present at birth. A medical condition arising during development of the fetus and present at birth. 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