Benjamin carson (Say Dr. Carson) separated conjoined twins (Which were joined at the back of the head) and kept them both alive.
Yes, Ben Carson was a hero. There were a pair of Siamese twins from Germany. These twins were joined at the back of the head. Twins like that had never both survive an operation. But, in 1987, Ben Carson did an operation on the twins. He successfully separated them. He was a hero because he saved the twins lives.
In September 1987, Carson performed a procedure to attempt to separate a pair of German Siamese twins who were 7 months old, who were joined at the back of the head without sacrificing either of the twins' lives.He was the lead surgeon on the team which took part in this complex procedure
Ben Carson separated the Binder twins, who were conjoined at the back of the head, during a historic surgical procedure in 1987. The decision was made after thorough evaluations and discussions about the potential risks and benefits, as the twins shared vital blood vessels and brain tissue. Carson believed that separating them would give each twin a better chance at a normal life, despite the high stakes involved in such a complicated surgery. The operation was successful, allowing both twins to live independently.
Benjamin S. Carson. That's what he has be claiming for years. That does not make it any more correct though. 8 years before that Dr. Theodore Roberts and his team did just that for the Hansen Twin's at the University of Utah Medical Center.
Ben Carson is renowned for his pioneering work in neurosurgery, particularly for developing a groundbreaking surgical technique to separate conjoined twins who were joined at the back of the head (craniopagus twins). While he is not credited with a specific invention in the traditional sense, his innovative approaches in surgery and his contributions to medical techniques have significantly advanced the field. Carson's work has inspired many in medicine and surgery, showcasing the impact of creativity and skill in solving complex medical challenges.
One of Ben Carson's major achievements is his pioneering work in pediatric neurosurgery, particularly his role in successfully separating conjoined twins. In 1987, he led a groundbreaking 22-hour surgery to separate twins Patrick and Benjamin Binder, who were joined at the back of the head. This operation showcased his surgical skill and innovation, earning him international recognition and significantly advancing the field of neurosurgery. Additionally, Carson has authored several influential books and served as the U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development from 2017 to 2021.
Carson shaves his back with a kitchen knife and it is virtually hairless and delicious
At the hip area, this prompted a pun by a Carnival barker or fan who when the barker remarked the Hilton sisters were joined at the hip ( more or less Back-to-Back) Uncle Bob retorted- Yeah! In the Gunsmoke posture! the analogy, while a little gross is not inaccurate suggesting the back-to-back dueling posture- then count off to 2l and draw!
Carson Palmer is the starting quarter-back of the Cincinnati Bengals.
Glenn Carson plays Line Back for the Arizona Cardinals.
No, and they never will be.