Oman Successfully Operates a Rare Conjoined Twins Separation
Oman Successfully Operates a Rare Conjoined Twins Separation
Oman Successfully Operates a Rare Conjoined Twins Separation
Oman Successfully Operates a Rare Conjoined Twins Separation
Oman Successfully Operates a Rare Conjoined Twins Separation

 

 

 (ONA) --- The Sultanate of Oman achieved a new medical milestone by successfully performing the first separation surgery for conjoined twins of the "Omphaloischiopagus" type. This rare form of conjoined twins share the pelvic area, with connections in the intestines, urinary system, and blood vessels.

The surgery was conducted under the direct supervision of Dr. Hilal Ali Al Sabti, Minister of Health. The medical team included several specialists from various fields, along with a select group of surgeons and medical teams from the Royal Hospital, Khoula Hospital, the Medical City Hospital for Military and Security Services and Nizwa Hospital. The team coordinated under a comprehensive medical plan to ensure the best possible outcomes.

The twins are currently receiving intensive care in the ICU, with their health condition steadily improving.

This surgery marks the first of its kind in the Sultanate of Oman, requiring a comprehensive medical effort involving specialized Omani teams from various surgical and supportive medical fields. This achievement reflects the progress and advancement of healthcare services in the country.







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