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December 27, 2011
Palestinian conjoined twins separated at Hadassah hospital
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Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem.
Surgeons at Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem separated conjoined twins in utero.
The babies shared a placenta and major blood vessels. Their lives were in danger in the womb of their 25-year-old mother, from a Palestinian village, who was in her 20th week of pregnancy.
The babies’ blood supply was separated using a laser device inserted in the womb.
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