20 1 1 On August 5th, 2008, a 30-person surgical team led by patil operated continuously for 27 hours. First, they separated her from the spine and kidneys of the stillborn fetus, and then transplanted the kidneys back into Lakshmi's body. Another group of doctors sewed up her pubic pelvis, moved her bladder and reproductive system back to normal position, then removed Lakshmi's redundant limbs, reconstructed her pelvis, and. 2011July13rd, Lakshmi's legs were still in plaster, and she attended a press conference at Spasa Hospital in Bangalore, which was her first public appearance after removing her redundant limbs. The doctor said that Lakshmi recovered well and will leave the intensive care unit from that day.

Patil said that the plaster cast was mainly used to "keep her legs straight" after the operation, and "until the reconstructed pelvis below the waist is in place, then she can have the strength to move".

Lakshmi is expected to walk like a normal person, but further leg surgery and treatment are needed. The Indian Express quoted the doctor as saying that Lakshmi would be too weak to undergo another operation for at least the next two weeks. The medical staff will also make a rehabilitation physical therapy plan for her, exercise her legs and stimulate her spine. Some famous doctors in India were surprised that Lakshmi was exposed a week after surgery. They accused the move of being likely to lead to Lakshmi infection, and Spasa Hospital was purely a "cheap show".

Pediatrician Devidi said: "There may be cross-infection in that situation. This cheap performance is completely wrong. If she lives in our hospital, I won't agree. " Chowdhury, a famous pediatrician, said: "They asked us to have an operation first, but we knew there would be such a farce next, so we refused directly." Malai, a famous Indian oncologist, said that private medical institutions are looking for such exhibition opportunities to expand their influence and make money. He said: "The separation of conjoined babies has become a profitable business."