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Fig. 2. Common caecum and fused portion‘ of intestine opened up
The appendix of the twin without the club-foot is on the left of the figure, while the opening into the appendix of the club-foot twin is shown in the floor of the cavity.
Note - Clubfoot is a historic term for talipes equinovarus.
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Gemmill JF. and Stewart J. Omphalopagous twins in the human subject. (1916) J Anat Physiol. 50: 316-323.
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