[PornFlakesAkaGee]

Omg that looks horrible.

[Airbornemama]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

I AM Shazza, I renamed myself as Shazza means 'white trash' Still get called it though!

Thanks for the post compliment

Jesus....Didn't know that!!??!!Won't call you that no-mo!!!!

[PoetsOfTheFall]

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Softballmama13 ↗

Jesus....Didn't know that!!??!!Won't call you that no-mo!!!!

I don't mind, I like Shazza regardless

[**butterflylove**]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

When it comes to “locked twins”, it is a true clinical entity you should fear the most.

When twins are delivered vaginally and the first twin – twin A – presents as a breech and the second twin – twin B – as a cephalic there is an overhanging risk that the two heads get locked in between, and both babies are stuck. Then you have an obstetrical complication of dimensions – “locked twins”. That is why you always should do a Cesarean on full term twins when twin A presents as a breech and twin B as a cephalic.

In this case of locked twins the delivering mother was brought to the hospital with the body of twin A already delivered. While twin B was alive “fortunately” twin A was dead, which made the procedure a lot much easier:

Twin A was decapitated – twin B was rotated to breech by internal version and extracted on the feet. After that the head of twin A was easily extracted manually with a finger in the mouth.

Live baby pictured is the survivor of this awful event.

How tragic for the parents but praise God one baby survived. Must have been a very nasty procedure for the surgeon to carry out

"Praise God" If there was a god this would never have happened, a decapitated baby and we have to "Praise God" for that..........

[smkgreen]

not sad at all

[Corky43]

HOw horrid I never hear of this coplication before. Was baby a already dead or did they have to umm kill him to get him out?