Conjoined twins: Australian surgeons try to apart Bhutanese girls
Bhutanese twins Nima and Dawa are assimilated during a torso Surgeons in Australia have begun a formidable operation to apart Bhutanese conjoined twins. The 15-month-old girls, Nima and Dawa Pelden, are assimilated during a torso and share a liver and presumably a bowel, doctors say. They were brought to Melbourne with their mom to have
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