Surgeon who separated craniopagus twins was a med school ‘dropout’
Great Ormond Street Hospital's Professor David Dunaway is now a world leader in performing the complex surgery
One of the surgeons who recently carried out some of the world’s most complex surgery in separating conjoined twins was a medical school dropout.
Professor David Dunaway, 63, from Glasgow, Scotland, co-led the 100-strong team that separated craniopagus twins Safa and Marwa Ullah, at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London.
