title: Role of biplane digital subtraction angiography, and 3D rotational angiography in craniopagus twins: A case report, detailed pictorial evaluation, and review of literature.
abstract: Cranially conjoined twins (craniopagus) are regarded as one of the rarest human malformations. Craniopagus represents 2 to 6% of conjoined twins and is the rarest type of disorder. A conventional angiogram with three dimensions is needed to confirm the exact extent of sharing of the arterial / venous tree. 3D angiography was first proposed by CORNELIUS and advanced into clinical practice by VOIGT in 1975. We present a case of craniopagus vertical type II twins, evaluated for cerebral circulation.
authors: Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences, Sri Ramachandra University, Chennai - 600 116, India.
authors: Lakshmi
authors: L
authors: Sudha
authors: Bhawna
authors: B
authors: Dev
authors: Ravindra
authors: R
authors: Kamble
authors: Santhosh
authors: S
authors: Joseph