Australian surgeons successfully separated conjoined Bhutanese twins on Friday after almost six hours of surgery, they said.Twins Nima and Dawa Pelden, who are just over 1 year old, were joined at the torso and shared a liver, and underwent surgery at the Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne under the eye of four surgeons and supporting staff.Lead pediatric surgeon Joe Crameri told a brief news conference after the surgery that the twins are "doing very well" and recovering outside of the intensive care ward, without the assistance of breathing apparatus.The 22-member medical team were in…READ FULL ARTICLE