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Conjoined twins and abdominal pregnancy
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1989AbstractAbdominal pregnancy is rare; conjoined twins are also rare. The diagnosis of abdominal pregnancy is easily missed and often not made until near full‐term. Similarly conjoined twins are not diagnosed until late in gestation or during parturition.
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BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1976
SummaryA case of anencephaly in female thoracophagus conjoined twins is presented and discussed.
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SummaryA case of anencephaly in female thoracophagus conjoined twins is presented and discussed.
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Twin Research, 2000
AbstractThis paper discusses an unusual etching of unlike-sex conjoined twins of the syncephalus type dated 1547. The authenticity of the case is discussed in terms of the biological plausibility of such twins and in the light of mediaeval understanding of the twinning process.
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AbstractThis paper discusses an unusual etching of unlike-sex conjoined twins of the syncephalus type dated 1547. The authenticity of the case is discussed in terms of the biological plausibility of such twins and in the light of mediaeval understanding of the twinning process.
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Anaesthesia for conjoined twins
Child's Nervous System, 2004Anaesthesia for conjoined twin surgery, whether prior to or for separation, is an enormous challenge to the paediatric anaesthesiologist.The site and complexity of the conjunction will affect airway management, acquisition of vascular access, the extent of blood loss, and the number of surgical specialties involved. Preoperative assessment and planning,
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Twins, Conjoined Twins, and Cardiac Defects
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1978Human twins have always been of special interest to pediatricians and others concerned with congenital malformations. Monozygous twins, which comprise 30% of all twins, arise from a single ovum and share identical genetic material, while dizygous twins arise from separate ova, each with a distinct genetic composition.
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A Highly Strained All‐Phenylene Conjoined Bismacrocycle
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2021Pingwu Du +2 more
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BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1951
E E, RAWLINGS, R, WARWICK
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E E, RAWLINGS, R, WARWICK
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