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The development of twins in the womb is a fascinating and complex process, primarily categorized into two main types: identical (monozygotic) and non-identical (dizygotic). Each type has a distinct origin and different implications for the pregnancy. 00:00 : introduction 00:47 : Story of Twins 01:38 : Identical Twins 02:05 : Dichorionic ...
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MCDA: kembar seiras Monochorionic Diamniotic twins, a type of pregnancy where genetically identical twins share a single placenta but have separate amniotic sacs. This condition is always a result of monozygotic (identical) twins, typically formed from a single fertilized egg splitting later in development. Berlaku antara 1- 3% dlm rawatan ivf Sememangnya rezeki Namun MCDA pregnancy mempunyai risiko lebih kepada ibu dan bayi yg di kandung Keep it up ttc 💪💪💪 | Dr Salleha Khalid
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Twins in the womb ✨👼🏻x 2 . . Twins in the Womb Twins can develop in the womb in one of two primary ways: monozygotic (identical) or dizygotic (fraternal). 1. Monozygotic Twins (Identical) Formation: Result from a single fertilized egg that splits into two embryos. Genetics: Share 100% of their genetic material, making them genetically identical. Amniotic Sac: May share a single amniotic sac (monozygotic monochorionic) or have separate sacs (monozygotic dichorionic). 2. Dizygotic Twins (Fratern
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Twins in the womb ✨👼🏻x 2 . . Twins in the Womb Twins can develop in the womb in one of two primary ways: monozygotic (identical) or dizygotic (fraternal). 1. Monozygotic Twins (Identical) Formation: Result from a single fertilized egg that splits into two embryos. Genetics: Share 100% of their genetic material, making them genetically identical. Amniotic Sac: May share a single amniotic sac (monozygotic monochorionic) or have separate sacs (monozygotic dichorionic). 2. Dizygotic Twins (Fratern
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