Conjoined twins with common large intestine survive surgery to create stool passage

Further examinations revealed that the twins “share a single large intestine” and also present with congenital heart disease, impaired liver function, and a mild blood infection, all of which are being managed by the hospital’s multidisciplinary team. - Kenya breaking news ..
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Conjoined twin girls in Kenya born sharing a large intestine are in stable condition after emergency surgery at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) to create a stool passage. The twins, delivered on August 13, 2025, required immediate attention due to an intestinal obstruction and absence of anal openings.
- A specialized paediatric surgical team performed an emergency colostomy on August 17 to resolve the obstruction.
- The twins, weighing a combined 3.6 kilograms, were born in Naivasha and transferred to KNH on August 14.
- Further examinations revealed the twins also present with congenital heart disease, impaired liver function, and a mild blood infection. A multidisciplinary team at KNH is providing specialized care.
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