Indian doctors operated on the boy with eight limbs

Doctors Bangalore successfully operated seven Pasvana Deepak, who was born with the so-called "ingrown twin," wrote The Daily Telegraph.

As a result of stopping the development of its twin in the womb, a boy was born with limbs sticking out of the stomach: the child had four arms and four legs. Currently, the boy feels good. According to Father Viresha Pasvana finally his dream came true and he hoped that Deepak will be going to school "as any normal child his age."

The boy was born in the village of Bihar. When people hear about a child with eight limbs, they considered it a living embodiment of Indian god Vishnu, who according to legend, there were four hands. By the boy began to come pilgrims. In March of this year, parents Deepak publicly appealed for help in removing unwanted limbs. May 30 their request was granted. Hospital Bangalore has assumed the cost of the complicated and dangerous operation.

In November 2009, Children's Hospital in Melbourne successfully operation had gone for the separation of conjoined twins from Bangladesh. The bodies of two years of Krishna and Trishny were connected to the head. In late December they discharged from the hospital and the girls were able to celebrate his third birthday at home in Bangladesh.