Overview

• The separation operation on August 7 lasted roughly eight hours, including two hours for anesthetic preparation and placement of central lines.
• Preoperative preparation included detailed imaging, full operating-room simulations and an adapted setup to coordinate specialists across surgery, anesthesiology and neonatology.
• Each infant’s autonomous liver function proved decisive in safely dividing shared hepatic tissue and a bridge of sternum without compromising organ performance.
• Postoperatively, both Ámbar and Pilar have been extubated, remain stable in neonatal intensive care and are advancing through feeding trials toward recovery.
• The twins’ family, supported by Casa Ronald McDonald and the hospital’s fetal treatment program, is preparing to bring them home to Rosario once key feeding milestones are met.