Placenta Accreta

"a case report and literature review of midtrimester termination of pregnancy complicated by placenta previa and placenta accreta.", by Matsuzaki S, Matsuzaki S, Ueda Y, Tanaka Y, Kakuda M, Kanagawa T, Kimura T. FI140043-2: (a) Histopathological study of the placenta that failed to deliver spontaneously following cesarean section. The surgery was converted to open hysterectomy. The white arrow indicates the abnormal adherence between the uterine myometrium and placenta....

It's uncommon condition that influences around 0. 2% of pregnancies. Normally, your placenta forms an add-on to the uterine lining the endometrium. The placenta is a tissue that functions as an intermediary between you and your child. Placenta accreta drops within a spectrum of 3 closely related conditions. The three levels of placental accessory are: Placenta accreta. This is the mildest type of add-on, in which the placenta has attached to the uterine wall. This is an intermediate type of add-on in which the placenta comes to be deeply connected to the uterine muscular tissue wall. In this case, the placenta grows beyond the uterus and into close-by body organs like your bladder.

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