Max Brooks. World war Z (№ 157935)

Mr. Miller, in addition to the usual heart disease, had the misfortune to suffer an extremely rare genetic defect of dextrocardia with situs inversus. His organs lay in their exact opposite - the liver is on the left, the heart to the right and so on. You know, the problem we faced. We couldn't have just transplanted a conventional heart and turning it the other way. It is not stall to work. We needed another fresh, healthy heart from a donor with the same defect. Where else would we have such happiness, if not in China?