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Newborn Baby Girl Born With Two Heads in India 2014 | Conjoined Twins | Siamese
- Published_at:2014-03-13
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- description: Newborn Baby Girl Born With Two Heads in India after Mother Couldn´t Afford Treatment Baby with TWO HEADS born after mum couldn't afford ultrasound to check for complications. siamese twin. She has two heads, two necks and two spines but just one body - and doctors worry the baby girl may not survive more than a few days Miracle: The conjoined twin girls share a single body A woman has given birth to a baby with two heads after she couldn't afford an ultrasound to check for any complications. The baby girl has two heads, two necks and two spines but only one body, meaning most of the vital organs are shared. She is fighting to stay alive in intensive care and doctors worry she may not make it. Mum Urmila Sharma, 28, gave birth to the conjoined twins via C-section at Sonipat's Cygnus JK Hindu Hospital in Haryana, India, on Wednesday, according to reports. Urmila and her husband Subhash, 32, were reportedly too poor to have an ultrasound during the pregnancy so didn't notice their babies hadn't completely separated. Dr Shikha Malik delivered the baby and told the Daily Mail: "The parents are very distressed and we are helping the family the best we can." He added: "We only came to know she was carrying conjoined twins after an ultrasound two weeks ago but it was too late to do anything by then. "Now the baby is born we will do our best to save her and we hope to operate once her condition is more stable." It would not be possible to separate the twins because they share the same body. Dr Shikha Malik delivered the baby and told the Daily Mail: "The parents are very distressed and we are helping the family the best we can." He added: "We only came to know she was carrying conjoined twins after an ultrasound two weeks ago but it was too late to do anything by then. "Now the baby is born we will do our best to save her and we hope to operate once her condition is more stable." It would not be possible to separate the twins because they share the same body. Niña recien nacida. nacido. niño, bebe con dos cabezas. Baby born with two heads' — conjoined girls — cling to life at India hospital The mother reportedly had no idea she was carrying twins because she could not afford an ultrasound. Doctors say they don't believe the baby girls, who have two heads but one set of vital organs, will survive. Conjoined twin girls who look like a single two-headed baby were born Wednesday at a hospital in northern India The conjoined infants are currently in the hospital's intensive care unit. Woman gives birth to two-headed baby Too poor for an ultrasound, mother didn't know she was having conjoined twins. A baby with two heads has been born to a woman in India who had no idea she was carrying conjoined twins because she couldn't afford an ultrasound - and doctors fear they cannot save the child's life. The baby girl, who has two heads, two necks and two spines but only one body, was born weighing seven pounds, seven ounces, at the Cygnus JK Hindu Hospital in the northern region of Rajasthan. Her condition is known as dicephalic parapagus - when conjoined twins share a single body - and the immense strain this places on the vital organs, combined with the difficulty of a successful operation means that doctors do not expect the child to survive. gemelos. gemelas. Woman who couldn't afford ultrasound gives birth to two-headed baby A mother, who couldn't afford an ultrasound, has just given birth to a baby with two heads. The two headed infant has two necks and two separate spines but only one body, so is sharing most vital organs. siamesas. siameses. marzo. march 2014. Rare Conjoined Twins Born in India. A northern India mom, Urmila Sharma, 28, has given birth to a rare set conjoined twins via C-section at Sonipat's Cygnus JK Hindu Hospital in Haryana, India, the Daily Mail reported on Thursday. Surprised, the family and hospital staff were only made aware of the babies rare development after a late term scan. The delivering doctor, Dr Shikha Malik noted, 'We only came to know she was carrying conjoined twins after an ultrasound two weeks ago but it was too late to do anything by then." The couple, who are already parents to a little girl, were unable to afford an earlier ultrasound to check for any complications. The babies, born via C-section and weighing 7lbs 7oz, have two heads, two necks and two spines but only one body. They are fighting to stay alive in intensive care and doctors are worried they may not make it. "Now the baby is born we will do our best to save her and we hope to operate once her condition is more stable." Conjoined twins who share a single body have dicephalic parapagus -- an extremely unusual form of conjoinment. Because they share the same body, it will not be possible to separate them. The story comes just a month after an Australian couple revealed
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