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Mouse Model of Surgical Uterine Injury and Subsequent Pregnancy Outcomes
Published on: June 27, 2025
Conservative treatment of placenta percreta: a safe alternative
Denys Clément1, Gilles Kayem, Dominique Cabrol
1Maternity Port-Royal, Cochin-Saint Vincent-de-Paul Hospital, AP-HP, University René Descarte (Paris V), Paris, France.
Abstract:
Placenta percreta was diagnosed antenatally in two patients in the same university medical school and conservative treatment was planned. Both uterine arteries were embolized. In one patient, embolization preceded cesarean section and in the other, embolization was done immediately after operation. In each case, the placenta was left in situ and disappeared 5-6 months after delivery.
