Drs. Omar Muayad Sultan and Ahmed Said Tawfeek

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Case report: Conjoined twins -- thoraco-omphalopagus (type A)
In this case report, radiologists from Tikrit University College of Medicine in Iraq describe the case of conjoined twins discovered by routine transabdominal ultrasound examination at 16-weeks gestation. They were joined at the chest and the abdomen and had one functional heart.
December 9, 2015
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