The Knick portrays conjoined twins Zoya and Nika, who share a liver. They are successfully separated by the doctors. Brian Aldisss 1977 novel Brothers of the Head depicts conjoined twins who become rock stars. In the 2005 film version, they are played by non-conjoined identical twins Harry Treadaway and Luke Treadaway. The 2006 remake of The Hills Have Eyes briefly shows a photo of a set of twins, who have Cephalothoracopagus/Janiceps. This particular case, was caused by Agent Orange. Admirals Watson and Crick are presumably conjoined twins joined at the torso in the 2015 childrens show Miles from Tomorrowland. In the Ultimate Marvel reality of Marvel Comics, Syndicate is two conjoined twins in Ultimate X-Men. They were created by Brian K. Vaughn and Steve Dillon, and first appeared in Ultimate X-Men #58. They were killed during the crossover event Ultimatum. In the horror video game Dead by Daylight, the playable characters “The Twins” are a brother and sister who are conjoined twins. However, the brother is able to detach from the sister.
However, it is much more common in the French-Canadian population of the Saguenay and Lac-St-Jean regions of Quebec, Canada, where it has a frequency of about 1 in 2100 in live births, and a carrier rate of 1 in 23. References
External links
Andermann syndrome at OMIM
Andermann syndrome at Orpha.net
Andermann syndrome at GARD