I suffer from depression - Musk
12:53
Home page Health |
Safa and Marwa were born joined at the skull, they've never been able to see each other's faces.
Axar.az reports citing BBC.
There are no official figures for how often this happens, but one estimate says craniopagus conjoined twins are born once in every 2.5 million births.
Most do not live longer than a day.
To separate them required multiple surgeries, months of hard work and the expertise of hundreds of hospital workers.
Date
2019.07.16 / 22:54
|
Author
Axar.az
|