03/01/2024
Our founder, Professor Owase Jeelani, recently appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain to share some of the incredible stories of the craniopagus twins we have separated and the ones we are preparing to operate on.
He also talked about our groundbreaking research on the development and physiology of these twins, which could benefit other areas of medicine and neuroscience. One of the stories was that of Heitor & Augusto, a second set of Brazilian twins who were separated by Dr Gabriel Mufarrej & Gemini Untwined in Brazil last summer, when they were only 2 weeks old. They were the earliest ever detected, at 12 weeks into their mother’s pregnancy. This was a huge achievement, as it allowed us to study how these twins develop before birth.
Sadly, Heitor faced some serious challenges and left us too soon, but Augusto is recovering well at home with his loving parents, who share their story in this special video. Tap the link below to watch: