Presentation
1 day old conjoined twins
Patient Data
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Face to face fusion at the level of thorax and abdomen is noted with common heart and diaphragm, and absent sternum body. Pulmonary consolidation is noted at the gravity dependent lung of each twin. There is an ill-defined border line separating the two livers. The right twin's liver seems to be enlarged with heterogeneous enhancement and a sign of intra-hepatic bile ducts dilatation. The urinary system in both twins is normal.
Case Discussion
Classic case of thoracopagus which is a type of conjoined twins with face to face fusion at the level of thorax and upper abdomen. Heart anomalies are very common finding along with hepatobiliary anomalies.