Craniopagus twins are a rare congenital malformation in which twins are conjoined at the
head. Although there is high prenatal and postnatal mortality for craniopagus twins …

Introduction With recent advances in brain imaging and neurosurgical techniques, there has
been a renewed interest in the surgical separation of craniopagus twins. Successful …

Craniopagus twins are rare and account for up to 6% of all conjoined twins. No hospital will
encounter many such twins and the opportunity to develop expertise is limited. We have …

Craniopagus twins, who are conjoined at the head, are uncommon and often
misunderstood. While craniopagus is rare in itself, Krista and Tatiana Hogan are unique …

Background Craniopagus twins represent a rare and complex congenital malformation
characterized by conjoined twins fused at the cranium. Craniopagus is challenging for …

Craniopagus twinning is an extremely uncommon birth defect with an estimated incidence of
4–6 every 10 million births. The most complex and challenging issue is the feasibility of …

✓ Craniopagus twins represent a rare phenomenon of congenital misfortune. Modern
neurosurgical techniques have created opportunities for successful separation and the …

Conjoined twins who are classified as craniopagus (joined at the cranium) have a rare
congenital anomaly. Despite advances in surgical techniques and critical care, the rate of …

Introduction Craniopagus twinning is a rare embryological event occurring in 1 in 2.5 million
births. Case report We present our recent experience with the separation of total vertical …

Craniopagus is a very rare congenital anomaly that tends to affect females more often than
males. It is classified as partial or total. Most affected twins are either stillborn or die during …