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Placenta accreta is a placental invasion into the myometrium.
a simple case introducing clincial presentation and calling for a differential diagnosis to get students thinking.
Increased incidence due to increased rates of C/S.
Placenta previa +/- prior uterine surgery.
Prior C/S or any uterine surgery.
Asherman's syndrome.
Submucous leiomomata (fibroids)
Maternal age >35
Ultrasound is usually used to diagnose.
MRI may be helpful as needed.
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