Doctors Pray Before Successfully Separating Siamese Twins After 7 Hours Of Surgery. Photos

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Surgeons who operated on a seven-month-old conjoined twins , Bupe and Mapalo, with a shared liver – prayed together before starting to operate on the twins in Zambia. The operation of the Siamese twins ended successfully after close to 7 hours of surgery.
The team include; Prof Lupando Munkonge, Prof Tackson Lambert, Dr Chadwick Ngwisha and Prof Sultanov. Other include Senior doctors Prof James Munthali, Dr Penuis Tembo and Dr Mwanahamutu.
                The front line surgeons, led by Dr Bruce Bvulani also include Dr Robert Zulu, Dr Vernon Vernon M Pashi and Dr Mulenga Mulewa, Dr Dilbur and Dr Brown-Oranmore Ray. Anesthesia is led by Dr Christopher Chanda, Dr Feruza Ismailova, Dr Dildora, Dr Sompwe, Dr Zubair and Dr Mumpasha.
The medical crew emerged from theatre to loud cheers of the support teams.


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