05/09/2026
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Before anyone separated Minal and Mirha, the team had already rehearsed — not on the babies, but on a high-definition 3D model of their heads. The girls were born in Pakistan, joined at the skull and sharing vital vessels and brain tissue. British neurosurgeon Professor Noor ul Owase Jeelani and an international team used mixed reality so doctors in different countries could study the same anatomy. Then came two stages of surgery in Ankara. The last operation lasted 14 hours. It worked. Their parents can now hold them as two children with two futures. 💙🙏❤️