Abstract
In this article, a case of dicephalus dipus dibrachius conjoined twins diagnosed by ultrasonography at the 21st week of gestation, which is the rarest form of symmetrical conjoined twins, is presented. Prenatal ultrasonographic diagnosis criteria of conjoined twins are reviewed.
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