Siamese sisters in Sudan, who were born joined at the head, were separated bydoctors at London

Siamese sisters in Sudan, aged one year, were born joined at the head weresuccessfully separated by doctors in London, after a series of four surgeries,according to AFP. Gaboura Ritag Rital and were born on September 22, 2010, toKartoum, and on August 15 this year took place the final operation to separateSiamese. Anunutul was made public Sunday, after the twins were kept undermedical observation for more than a month and the surgery was a success.
Operation extremely rare and difficult it was done by doctors at Children's Hospitalin Great Ormond Street, London.

"We are very grateful, we can not believe we can go home with two separate, healthy girls," said the twins parents, and Enasa Abdelmajeed Gaboura, who areboth doctors.

"The twins are formidable. To see them laughing and playing in their parents armsis the greatest reward for our efforts", say doctors who made the miracle possible.

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