Congenital Anomaly. Congenital Anomaly refers to a condition(s) which is present since birth, and which is abnormal with reference to form, structure or position.
Congenital Anomaly. A condition ex- isting at or from birth that is a signifi- cant deviation from the common form or norm and is other than a common racial or ethnic feature. For purposes of CHAMPUS, congenital anomalies do not include anomalies relating to teeth (including malocclusion or missing tooth buds) or structures supporting the teeth, or to any form of hermaph- roditism or sex gender confusion. Ex- amples of congenital anomalies are harelip, birthmarks, webbed fingers or toes, or such other conditions that the Director, OCHAMPUS, or a designee, may determine to be congenital anom- alies. NOTE: Also refer to § 199.4(e)(7) of this part.
Congenital Anomaly is a condition existing at or from birth which is a significant deviation from the common form or normal and for the purposes of this Contract will include both visible and hidden structural body deviations as well as chromosomal abnormalities.
Congenital Anomaly. A body part that is clearly different from the normal structure at the time of birth.
