, said conjoined, the more complicated their condition will become
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“They need to change positions when they sleep and sometimes one keeps playing while the other is sleeping, so each brother is a source of discomfort for the other,” Dr Bajubeir said.
However, there is always hope, he said.
“The cardiogram showed that they have separable brains, which gives hope for them to survive after separation,” Dr Sami Al Amoudi, from the health department in Hadramawt, said.
“We have contacted the King Salman Relief Centre in Al Riyadh and sent them a report about the twins’ case and they promised to study the case. They haven’t replied so far, said Dr Al Amoudi, who has