Two Conjoined Girls See Each Other for First Time | Dallas News
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Two Conjoined Girls See Each Other for First Time | Dallas News
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Two tiny Ethiopian girls, conjoined for their entire lives, finally saw each other’s faces for the first time after a groundbreaking 25-hour surgery in St. Louis. Doctors, including pioneering neurosurgeon Dr. Joanna Kemp, pulled off the complex procedure after nearly a year of planning by a 30-person international team. Though their brains were mostly separate, the surgery required navigating fused blood vessels. Now, one girl has already undergone a skull repair, and the other is scheduled for hers later this fall. With therapy and care underway, the ultimate goal is to return them home to their family in Ethiopia — a medical triumph that’s also a deeply human story of connection, resilience, and hope.
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