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REPORT
OF
AN AUTOPSY ON THE BODIES
OF
CHANG AND ENG BUNKER,
COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE
SIAMESE TWINS
BY
HARRISON ALLEN, M.D.,
PROFESSOR OF COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND ZOÖLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA, SURGEON TO THE PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA:
COLLINS, PRINTER, 705 JAYNE STREET.
1875.

AUTOPSY OF THE SIAMESE TWINS.

Fig. 1.
The twins in the acquired position (E. R., C. L.). From a photograph taken in St. Petersburg, 1870.

NOTE.

The word “Report” used in the title of my paper is to be read asreferring to the post-mortem appearances only, and not to the Report ofthe Commission as appointed by the College. The ante-mortem historyprefixed to my paper was written in conjunction with Prof. Pancoast.

H. ALLEN.
3REPORT
OF AN
AUTOPSY ON THE BODIES OF CHANG AND ENG
BUNKER, COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE
SIAMESE TWINS.
By
HARRISON ALLEN, M.D.,
PROFESSOR OF COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND ZOÖLOGY IN THE UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA, SURGEON TO THE PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL, ETC.
[Read April 1, 1874.]

ANTE-MORTEM HISTORY.

Chang and Eng Bunker were born near Bangkok,Siam, in 1811, their father being a Chinaman, theirmother a native of Siam, bred by a Chinese father....

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