- are
dicephalus parapagus,
where there are two
heads side by side, and
craniopagus parasiticus,
where the
heads are
joined directly. In
dicephalus parapagus...
- "two-headed babies" in po****r media. The
condition is also
called parapagus dicephalus. If
carried to term, most
dicephalic twins are stillborn, or die soon...
-
twins to
attain notice were the "Scottish brothers",
allegedly of the
dicephalus type,
essentially two
heads sharing the same body (1460–1488, although...
-
fused Gr**** πάγος (págos), fixed, set,
fastened xiphopagus,
parapagus dicephalus,
craniopagus parasiticus palpebr- of or
pertaining to the
eyelid (uncommon...
- The Two
Headed Boy and
Other Medical Marvels. Bondeson, Jan (2001). "
Dicephalus Conjoined Twins: A
Historical Review With
Emphasis on Viability". Journal...
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occurs in only 6.25% of all
Ischiopagus cases.
Duplicata incompleta,
dicephalus dipus dibrachius Archived 2009-08-19 at the
Wayback Machine, 2008-06-20...
- Scopas's Two-Headed
Hermes (Έρμης Δικέφαλος, Hermēs Diképhalos;
Hermes Dicephalus). Thereafter, its
annual festival was held in October. The
temple is known...
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Twins Who
Share a Body — Abby and
Brittany Hensel, the world's only
known dicephalus twins, ie. two
heads with one body". Some of the do****entaries, perceived...
