These Siamese twin sisters were born joined at the pelvis They shared a common intestine, reproductive organs and three legs
When they were 11 years old, doctors decided to perform an operation to separate the sisters It took surgeons 12 hours to separate the girls and remove the third leg What the sisters look like after the operation is shown in the first comment
Zita and Gita were born as Siamese twins – joined at the pelvis. They shared a common intestine, reproductive organs and three legs.
Each had their own head, heart and hands. From early childhood they learned to live in complete fusion – literally and figuratively.