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In this image taken from a video released by Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital, Jessica Navarrete, right, and Roberto Paredes, parents of conjoined twins Maria Paz and Maria Jose Paredes Navarrete kiss them before a separation surgery Dec. 13, 2011.![chilean_twins_3]()
In this image taken from a video released by Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital, Roberto Paredes, right, kisses his daughter Maria Jose, one of two conjoined twins after she was separated from her sister Maria Paz at the Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011.![Chilean_twins_6]()
In this image taken from a video released by Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital, medical personnel work around one of two conjoined twins after they underwent surgery to be separated at the Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011.![Chilean_twins_4]()
In this image taken from a video released by Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital, Roberto Paredes, right, caresses his daughter Maria Jose, one of two conjoined twins after she was separated from her sister Maria Paz at the Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011.![Chilean_twins_2]()
In this image taken from a video released by Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital, conjoined twins Maria Paz and Maria Jose Paredes Navarrete are seen prior to a surgery to separate them in Santiago, Chile, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011.![Chilean_twins_5]()
In this image taken from a video released by Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital, Roberto Paredes, left, and Jessica Navarrete, look at their daughter Maria Paz after she underwent surgery to be separated from her sister Maria Jose at the Luis Calvo Mackenna hospital in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011.Chilean Conjoined Twins Separated
Chilean doctors separated conjoined twin girls after an 18-hour surgery.
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