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Leadership directs successful separation of Siamese twins
The conjoined twins Noura and Sarah from Fiji were successfully separated after a complex surgical operation that lasted approximately 15 hours and involved 34 specialists from various medical fields. The twins were attached at the abdomen and pelvis, sharing the liver, intestines, urinary system, and reproductive organs, which made the procedure more complicated. The estimated success rate of the operation was around 70%. The surgery was carried out in accordance with the directives of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and the Crown Prince, preceded by a thorough assessment of the twins' condition and comprehensive preparations to ensure a successful separation.
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