Congenital Condition definition

Congenital Condition means a disease or other anomaly existing at or before birth, whether acquired during development or by heredity.

Congenital Condition means any abnormality (internal or external) which was present at birth and is diagnosed at any stage in the life of the policyholder.

Congenital Condition means an illness, disease or condition that was present at or dated from the birth of your pet(s).

Examples of Congenital Condition in a sentence

• Reconstructive surgery, regardless of whether or not the surgery is incidental to a dental disease, Injury, or Congenital Condition, when the primary purpose is to improve physiological functioning of the involved part of the body.

• Congenital Condition: Any heredity condition, birth defect, physical anomaly and/or any other deviation from normal development present at birth, which may or may not be apparent at that time.

• Congenital Condition means a condition that existed at or has existed from birth, including, but not limited to, congenital diseases or anomalies that cause functional defects.

• Congenital Condition – means any Heredity condition, birth defect, physical anomaly and/or any other deviation from normal development present at birth, which may or may not be apparent at that time.

• Reconstructive procedures include surgery or other procedures which are associated with an Injury, Sickness or Congenital Condition.

More Definitions of Congenital Condition

Congenital Condition means any abnormality (internal or external) which was present at birth and is diagnosed at any stage in the life of Insured Member covered under this Policy.

Congenital Condition means a physical or mental abnormality

Congenital Condition means any condition, disease, illness, injury, or disorder existing at the time of birth or as a result of prematurity, as well as neo-natal abnormalities.

Congenital Condition means a medical deformity or abnormality existing at birth and includes any abnormality which becomes apparent later, or develops as a result of a factor latent at birth.

Congenital Condition means a genetic, physical or (bio) chemical defect, disease or malformation which may be either hereditary/familial or due to an influence during intra uterine development of the foetus and which may or may not be obvious at birth.

Congenital Condition means any medical or physical abnormalities existing at the time of birth, as well as neo-natal physical abnormalities developing within six (6) months from the time of birth. This will include hernias of all types (up to the age of six (6) years old) and epilepsy except when caused by a trauma which occurred after the date the Person Covered was continuously covered under Your Certificate.

Congenital Condition means a congenital anomaly or developmental defect which is present at birth (although signs or symptoms may not display until later in life). A list of common conditions that we consider to be congenital conditions and are therefore not covered by the policy are available to view at southerncrosspet.co.nz or by contactingus on 0800 800 836.