It's the life of Siamese to a year and a half

The Siamese were born bareheaded, they operated with great success and now, a year and a half after the intervention, they are evolving much better than expected.

The doctors were very brave in dealing with a case as complex as that of Abby and Erin Delaney. In 2017 these beautiful Siamese They were connected by their skulls, sharing the brain tissue and the blood vessel that carries blood from the brain to the heart.

Despite these complexities, they have managed to separate them and they are evolving today better than expected. Of course, they practiced several procedures to prepare them, including the placement of an implant separating them gradually.

This breakthrough in science has allowed them to put a tissue expander to stretch their skin and once in the operation, thirty or so professionals have stepped in to guarantee the patient's life. Siamese, which had an optimal result.

"There may be some delays, but the separation process restarts the development timer.We do not know how it will end, but it's a good thing.When we do not have answers, we feel relatively good because it means that the door is open ", said one of the doctors.

Today & # 39; hui Siamese they are now two years old and in the future they will have to be operated on again to insert an implant that will heal the openings of their skull. But now, they spend their family days at home and … they even crawl!

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