Conjoined Twin Boys With Two Heads And One Body Fight For Their Lives In India

They may have a chance of surviving.

The twins suffer from a very rare condition known as conjoined dicephalic parapagus, reports CBS. They share a heart, a stomach, a rib cage, and a shoulder girdle, but have two heads, backbones, and nervous systems.

Doctors at the pediatric hospital in the city of Jaipur, told The Hindu that the twins were inoperable but still had a chance to survive.

"We have constituted an expert team and they are examining the twins under my supervision to find out the possible course of treatment," said Dr. Sharma.

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