Manejo anestésico y hallazgos radiológicos en siameses craneópagos durante resonancia magnética

The prevalence of conjoined twins is extremely low, but whenever a case occurs, it is of the utmost importance to have a multidisciplinary team consisting of an anesthesiologist, a radiologist, a pediatrician, and specialists in various surgical areas, depending on the type of conjoined twins. Likewise, it is critical to consider all the physiological, pharmacodynamic and anatomical implications, including cross circulation. The goal is to plan appropriately in order to enable the best possible result. This report is intended to present a case of 3 day-old craniopagus conjoined female twins scheduled for nuclear magnetic resonance (MRI).