Who Should Do The Primary Prevention With Aspirin?

Objective: Conjoined twin is a rarely seen congenital anomaly together with severe mortality and morbidity. The more common types of conjoined twins include the thoracopagus type, where the fusion is anterior, at the chest. We are reporting one case of conjoined thoracopagus twins diagnosed by ultrasonography at 14th gestational week. Case Report: Multiparous pregnant patient received a conjoined twin (thoracopagus) diagnosis after ultrasonographic examination in our clinic at 14th gestational week and the pregnancy was terminated. Conclusion: Because of the serious morbidity and mortality, early diagnosis of conjoined twins by ultrasonographic examination gives the parents a chance to terminate the pregnancy