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Anaesthesia for the separation of conjoined twins.
Indian J Anaesth, 2011 Lalwani J, Dubey K, Shah P.
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Fetal cardiac MRI using doppler ultrasound for evaluation of thoracoomphalopagus conjoined twins
Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic ResonanceAndrea I. Fuentealba Cargill +9 more
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V-24 Thoracoomphalopagusに対する分離手術
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Route of delivery of thoracoomphalopagus twins: analysis of three cases
Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2009The management of thoracoomphalopagus twins depends on gestational age and life expectancy of the fetuses. Vaginal route of delivery is limited to small nonviable fetuses. Cesarean section should be reserved for larger fetuses or when the life expectancy of the fetuses is of concern.The first case was that of heavily malformed fetuses of 28 weeks in ...
Niyazi Tug, Sadiye Eren, Tug Niyazi
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Urologic Considerations in the Separation of Thoracoomphalopagus Conjoined Twins
Urology, 2017Conjoined twins are seen in approximately 1/500,000 live births, and therefore surgical management of urologic anomalies in conjoined twins has not been extensively reported. Various degrees of sharing of the urinary tracts and genitalia can be seen in different types of conjoined twins.
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Cholescintigraphy for Assessing the Separation Potential of Thoracoomphalopagus Twins
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 1990This case report describes the use of cholescintigraphy in the preoperative evaluation of ventrally conjoined twin girls. Sonography and magnetic resonance imaging disclosed an anatomically conjoined heart and a single apparently fused liver. Cholescintigraphy demonstrated that the hepatic system functioned as two independent livers, gallbladders, and ...
Harvey A Ziessman, H A Ziessman
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Applied Biological Research, 2021
Fetal anomalies and monstrosities are the most common cause of dystocia in bovines. Fetal dystocia is a condition that occurs due to abnormal size, position or presentation of fetus resulting in difficult calving. In bovines, the incidence of dystocia is quite higher than other farm animal species (Dutt et al., 2021).
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Fetal anomalies and monstrosities are the most common cause of dystocia in bovines. Fetal dystocia is a condition that occurs due to abnormal size, position or presentation of fetus resulting in difficult calving. In bovines, the incidence of dystocia is quite higher than other farm animal species (Dutt et al., 2021).
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