Asia-Pacific
Formerly conjoined twins leave intensive care
(Agencies)
Updated: 2009-11-24 03:21
SYDNEY: Conjoined Bangladeshi twins who were separated in a marathon surgery last week left intensive care on Monday and were adjusting well, hospital officials said.
 The photo taken in August shows the Bangladeshi set of twins Trishna (left) and Krishna. [Agencies] |
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On Monday, the hospital released a statement saying the girls had left the pediatric intensive care unit and were sharing a room together. They were in stable condition.
"The girls are getting to know the new staff who will be caring for them now that they have left intensive care," the statement said.
Krishna is expected to have a longer period of adjustment as the separation brought more changes to her body and brain's blood circulation.
An aid worker first saw Trishna and Krishna in a Dhaka orphanage when they were a month old, and contacted the Children First Foundation, which brought the girls to Australia for the operation.
