conjoined twins
| Identical twins born physically joined to eachother. |
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| Conjoined twins who are attached only at the upper part of the skull are called craniopagus twins. But some raised questions about whether or not the procedure, the first-ever attempt to separate adult craniopagus twins, should have been attempted. Craniopagus twins - joined at the head - are the rarest form of conjoined twins. |
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