It is unknown if this specific case has ever been documented, however there have been reports of other very unusual types of conjoined twins in India and the nations nearby. A 30-year-old Indian mother had a kid with unusual proportions in November.
The Indonesian term for identical twin toddlers who are born fused at the pelvis but only have one penis is “spider twins.” These babies have three sets of limbs instead of two.
A uncommon kind of conjoined twins, diprosopus involves the duplication of all or part of a face. It affects two out of every one million infants on Earth. In such instances, there is a single brain stem that connects the face and brain.
The formation of two distinct human beings from a single fertilized egg is known as conjoined twins, and it happens in around 1 in 50,000 to 1 in 200,000 live births.
Mayo Clinic research indicates that some organs and structures are formed when the layers that separate to create identical twins begin to mature about eight to twelve days after conception.
Some think the procedure finishes too soon, leading to twins that are conjoined. Two distinct embryos fuse together at an early stage of development, according to an alternative view.
