Saudi medical team separates conjoined twins

A Saudi medicinal group, drove by Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabeeah, figured out how to effectively isolate the Libyan conjoined twins following a mind boggling activity at King Abdulaziz Medical City (KAMC) on Thursday in Riyadh.

Dr. Al-Rabeeah, consultant to the Royal Court and Supervisor General of King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), said that while the activity was still under way, the twins were lying in discrete beds.

The mother of the conjoined twins Ahmed and Mohammed said it was a delight to see they had been isolated.

“To see Mohammad wrapped separately, I couldn’t believe it, my prayers go to the doctor and his team, may their successes continue,” she said.

A 35-part medicinal and careful group started the activity to isolate the twins Ahmed and Mohammed toward the beginning of the day.

The achievement pace of the activity, which takes as long as 15 hours and is performed through 11 phases, is assessed at 70 percent.

“This case comes from Libya, a country that is enduring big challenges,” Dr. Al-Rabeeah said.

“It is due to our leadership’s initiative that the twins are here, to ease the suffering of the twins and of their parents — one of the humane touches of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”

Dr. Al-Rabeeah said the activity was the 48th to isolate twins over the most recent 30 years and that the cases originated from in excess of 21 nations.

The activity was performed following the execution of orders of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman, representative chief and clergyman of guard.