Case report addresses dystocia with monocephalic thoracopagus fetuses, suggesting intervention strategies for complex births.
This case report describes the management of dystocia with two female fetuses joined at the thoracic region (Thoracopagus) and having well developed eight limbs i.e. four forelimbs (Tetrabrachius) and four hind limbs (Tetrapus) and both pelvis are separate (Dicaudatus) with ruptured amniotic sacs and the fetus lodged in the birth canal.
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