Conjoined twins successfully separated - text corrected

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Surgeons in Melbourne have successfully separated conjoined Bhutanese toddler twins Nima and Dawa.
The 15-month-old girls, who were joined at the torso and shared a liver, were taken into theatre at Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital with happy medical staff emerging hours later.
Arthur Stevens has more

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