3 ARMS..!!??

Three-armed boy surgery 'success' A two-month old boy born with two left arms has successfully undergone surgery to remove one of them, doctors in Shanghai say.
Neither arm was fully functional and doctors decided to remove the one closest to his chest after tests revealed it was less developed.
Doctors say the boy, Jie-jie, will require long-term physical therapy to build strength in his remaining arm.
The operation took place on Tuesday at the Shanghai Children's Medical Centre.
Jie-jie was born on 1 April at a small hospital in Anhui Province.
He is reported to have just one kidney, and may have problems that could lead to curvature of the spine.
When either of his left arms was touched, Jie-jie would cry, but he smiles and responds normally to other stimuli.
JIE JIE'S DIAGNOSIS 1. Smaller arm at front of body removed. Tests found that it was less developed 2. Left arm is in normal position, but does not move unless pulled and does not have a palm 3. Jie-jie has only one kidney and may also have problems that could lead to curvature of the spine 4. Biggest risk will be damage to nerves and blood vessels in shoulder
Before the surgery, doctors were unsure as to how to approach the operation.
Dr Chen Bochang, head of the orthopaedics department at Shanghai Children's Medical Centre, said his case was "quite peculiar".
"We have no record of any child with such a complete third arm."
Dr Chen's hospital is one of China's most experienced in dealing with unusual birth defects, including separating conjoined twins.