During our live telecast of the twin operation, we received over 1,000 emails from concerned people from all over the world. We have taken just a few of those comments for you to read
The Malaysian Siamese twin Ahmed and Mohammed have experienced excellent progress. They are continuing with their physiotherapy and rehabilitation program using the artificial legs.
Ahmed and Mohammed the Malaysian Siamese conjoined twin who were separated at King Abdulaziz Medical City National Guard, Riyadh, by a multidisciplinary team headed by Dr Abdullah Al Rabeeah on Tuesday 17 September 2002, have done remarkably well. In less than a month they have recovered all of their systems back to normal.
The siamese twin, Ahmed and Mohammed Rosli Abdulraheem left Riyadh safely on Wednesday 4th December 2002 for their home in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The Malaysian Siamese twin Ahmed and Mohammed have experienced excellent progress. They are continuing with their physiotherapy and rehabilitation program using the artificial legs.
The twin Ahmed and Mohammed continue to do well. They are taking their breakfast in the hospital garden and enjoy playing with each other.
Ahmed and Mohammed the Malaysian Siamese conjoined twin who were separated at King Abdulaziz Medical City National Guard, Riyadh, by a multidisciplinary team headed by Dr Abdullah Al Rabeeah on Tuesday 17 September 2002, have done remarkably well. In less than a month they have recovered all of their systems back to normal.