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Occurrence of conjoined twins is rare but severe complication of multigestational pregnancies. Many conjoined twin pregnancies are diagnosed before reaching viability. We present a case report of a rare variety of conjoined twins i.e. cephalothoracopagus monster also called deradelphus. It was delivered to a multigravid woman prematurely at 28wks of
gestation by normal vaginal delivery and was a stillborn. It was not diagnosed antenatally because of the lack of prenatal
follow up. Conjoined fetuses can be detected on prenatal screening and ultrasound. This case reinforces the importance of prenatal follow up.....
http://www.pediatricsciences.com/article/view/5000179562/pdf_219
gestation by normal vaginal delivery and was a stillborn. It was not diagnosed antenatally because of the lack of prenatal
follow up. Conjoined fetuses can be detected on prenatal screening and ultrasound. This case reinforces the importance of prenatal follow up.....
http://www.pediatricsciences.com/article/view/5000179562/pdf_219
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