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Dicephalic parapagus (/daɪˈsɛfəlɪk/) is a rare form of
partial twinning with two
heads side by side on one torso.
Infants conjoined this way are sometimes...
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dicephalus parapagus,
where there are two
heads side by side, and
craniopagus parasiticus,
where the
heads are
joined directly. In
dicephalus parapagus dipus...
- and two, three, or four legs.
Parapagus:
Fused side by side with a
shared pelvis.
Those that are
dithoracic parapagus are
fused at the
abdomen and pelvis...
- (born
March 7, 1990) are
American conjoined twins. They are
dicephalic parapagus twins (having two
heads joined to one torso), and are
highly symmetric...
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involve a child's, or animal's,
birth with two
heads or faces.
Dicephalic parapagus is a
condition where two
heads are side by side on a
single torso, with...
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ventrally and
caudally at the
sacrum and coccyx.
Parapagus is also
similar to ischiopagus; however,
parapagus twins are
joined side-by-side
whereas ischiopagus...
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Diprosopus (Gr****: διπρόσωπος, "two-faced", from δι-, di-, "two" and πρόσωπον, prósopon [neuter], "face", "person"; with
Latin ending), also
known as craniofacial...
- the
organs fused Gr**** πάγος (págos), fixed, set,
fastened xiphopagus,
parapagus dicephalus,
craniopagus parasiticus palpebr- of or
pertaining to the eyelid...
- Gr**** παρά (pará) parable, parabola, parallel, parallelepiped, parameter,
parapagus, paradox,
parody par-
equal Latin par compare, disparage, par, parity...
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something else
which involves cooperation. They are
presumably dicephalic parapagus twins, as
their mother made an
appearance in one
sketch when they sounded...
