Notable persons with situs inversus
Notable individuals with documented cases of situs inversus include:
Randy Foye, an American basketball player for the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves. He has suffered no discernible complications, and the condition is not expected to jeopardize his career as a professional athlete.
Catherine O'Hara, the Canadian comedic actress has said in interviews that her organs are reversed and her heart is on the right side of her chest.
Donny Osmond, whose appendicitis was initially dismissed as a less serious condition because nobody realized he had situs inversus. It was discovered when he was taken to hospital when on tour with his family in England.
Enrique Iglesias, the Spanish singer told the press that he was born with situs inversus.

Fictional characters with situs inversus
In the Ian Fleming novel Dr. No, Julius No explains to James Bond that he once survived a murder attempt because his heart is located on his right side, which his would-be-killers did not know when they stabbed the spot on the left where the heart of a normal human being would be.
Souther, from the anime/manga Fist of the North Star, has situs inversus totalis, making him immune to standard pressure-points martial arts.
In the webcomic It's Walky!, anyone who goes through the Martian resurrection process ends up being completely reversed, with their organs mirrored within their bodies and their primary hand becoming the opposite of what it had been before. This process happens to several major characters throughout the comic's run.
In the WB series Jack & Jill, Simon Rex played a young man with situs inversus.
Fortune, from Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. Revolver Ocelot points this out when he shoots Fortune on the left side of her chest, then remembers and states that her heart was on the right side.
In Margaret Mahy's novel The Tricksters, the character Hadfield is said to be an exact mirror image of his otherwise identical twin Felix, including having his vital organs in mirror-image layout.
In the Lord Peter Wimsey short story The Image in the Mirror by Dorothy Sayers, a character with reversed organs has long been haunted by dreams of a doppelgänger and by fears that he himself might be only the reflection of someone else.
In the Max Brooks novel World War Z, a character describes operating on a patient who had dextrocardia with situs inversus, and transplants a heart from someone with the same condition. Unbeknownst to him, the transplant heart is infected with the virus Solanum, thus turning the patient into a zombie.
Fecccó Lovász, famous Hungarian electrical engineer.


Wondering why I have given you this info....obviously, I'm a dextrocardian with Situs Inversus.

Many a times, I have seen funny situation when the medical examiner wants to have ECG on me...
Comments and actions like...Don't Move, Breath heavily, Why?????? , horrified... etc
I was even disembarked from an US flight when I had minor pain on my chest due to indigestion..

hmm..Thanks God...you have not put me in a situation where people looks at me as an alien...:-) with the esternal parts are inverted.::))