It's been 16 years since conjoined twins Trishna and Krishna underwent miracle surgery to separate them, find out what they are up to now.

Conjoined twins are rare, with an incidence of 1 in 50,000 or 1 lakh live births. Doctors classify conjoined twins based on the point of fusion—chest (thoracopagus), abdomen (omphalopagus), head ...

Mirha and Minal, Pakistani twins born conjoined at the head, are seen during their healing process after surgery at Bilkent City Hospital in Ankara, Turkey, on Sept. 6.

Twins conjoined at head separated in 'landmark' surgery involving VR Minal and Mirha, who were born as conjoined twins, have been successfully separated following a 14-hour operation carried out ...

A pair of twins who were joined at the head have been separated in a lengthy and complex operation led by a British surgeon. Minal and Mirha, who are less than a year old, were craniopagus twins - a ...

About 70 percent of conjoined twins are female, and most are stillborn. Most are connected at the chest and abdomen - but others can be connected at the head, hips, pelvis, legs, or genitalia.

The world's oldest conjoined twins lived a full life where they were authentically themselves, and now, Lori and her transgender brother, George Schappell, have died at the age of 62 ...

Twins conjoined at the head are known as craniopagus conjoined twins. Doctors told the Delaney family that the chance of having craniopagus twins was one in 2.5 million.

Conjoined twins are twins — two babies — that are physically connected to one another. They may be connected at the chest, abdomen, head, or some other part of the body and often share organs ...

Three-year-old twins conjoined at the head were successfully separated by Brazilian surgeons. Craniopagus twins Bernardo and Arthur Lima became the oldest twins to survive such a surgical ...

Conjoined twins are extremely rare — about 1 in 60,000 births result in a set of babies attached at the chest, hips, or head, according to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

Brazilian twins who were joined at the head have been successfully separated with the help of virtual reality. Three-year-olds Bernardo and Arthur Lima underwent surgeries in Rio de Janeiro, with ...