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Doctors reveal complex, multi-country mission to help conjoined twins

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Doctors reveal complex, multi-country mission to help conjoined twins
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Doctors from Sydney undertook a complex mission to separate conjoined twins Sawong and Tom, who were born in Papua New Guinea. The twins shared multiple vital organs, and without separation, both were at risk of dying. After extensive planning and international collaboration, the twins were successfully transported to Sydney for surgery.

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The race to save a conjoined twinExclusive by Papua New Guinea correspondent Marian FaaTopic:HealthSat 23 May 2026 at 4:39amSat 23 May 2026 at 4:39amSat 23 May 2026 at 4:39amabc.net.au/news/doctors-reveal-mission-papua-new-guinean-conjoined-twins/106703000Link copiedShareShare articleGiggling from his stroller, a baby is wheeled through the foyer of a large hospital in Sydney, beaming at the many doctors and nurses who stop to say "hello"."Everyone loves him, he's a superstar," remarks Gordon Thomas, a paediatric transplant surgeon at Children's Hospital, Westmead, who operated on the child.Sawong Kevin was born in remote Papua New Guinea in October. He was attached to his brother, Tom, at the chest, abdomen and pelvis.Fetima is focused on her son Sawong after his long medical battle.

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