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It is likely to be months before the twins' conditions can be fully asses=
sed, their doctors said. In the past, separation was considered a success=
 if both twins simply survived. But Montefiore's goal for the Aguirre boy=
s, who have never been able to sit up, stand straight or look at each oth=
er's face, was "viable, independent lives."Over four major surgeries sinc=
e October, the boys' separate-but-touching brains were gently pushed apar=
t and the tangle of blood vessels they shared were cut and divided.Betwee=
n surgeries, the boys were given time to heal and to adapt to their rerou=
ted circulation systems. Originally, veins near Clarence's brain were doi=
ng much of the circulation work for both boys, but scans showed dormant v=
eins on Carl's side had "plumped up" and begun working in response to the=
 surgery, lead surgeon Dr. James Goodrich said last week.Arlene Aguirre a=
nd her mother, Evelyn Aguirre, were at the hospital throughout the operat=
ion, getting occasional updates from the doctors.They had sent the feisty=
 rk-haired boys into the operating room with tearful kisses at about 7:30=
 a.m. Arlene Aguirre placed a small figure of the Virgin Mary on her sons=
' gurney, and it stayed with them, on an instrument cart, through the sur=
gery.The doctors, as well as Montefiore and Blythedale Children's Hospita=
l in Valhalla, where the twins have been living between surgeries and rec=
eiving physical therapy, have donated their services.
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