Presentation
Conjoined twins pregnancy on ultrasound.
Patient Data
Age: 27 weeks gestation
Gender: Female
From the case:
Conjoined twins
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conjoined twins in a bicephalic presentation with fetuses facing each other.
the most prominent site of connection is the abdomen, an inseparable body, involving the lower thorax, xiphoid, and abdomen
fused liver (it seems that each fetus has its own liver, but fused). Also, each one has its own heart but approximates each other.
bowel loops fused or connected at the umbilical area, two heads, four extremities each, two spines, separate pelvises, and urinary tracts
single umbilical cord.
Case Discussion
Conjoined twins, at the abdomen, in keeping with omphalopagus twins.
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