Nadir görülen total placenta increta vakası münasebetiyle plasenta akreta hakkında yeni edebiyat görüşleri
Abstract
Although placenta accreta is rare, it constitutes one of the most important complications accompanying childbirth. This pathological condition can be treated with timely diagnosis and appropriate intervention, but if it is not noticed and crude delivery methods are used, it can also cause the sudden loss of the patient. In this article, we would like to evaluate and discuss the information on the accuracy rate, description and classification, etiology, formation mechanism, clinical diagnosis and treatment and anatomy pathology of placenta accreta, which is a rare condition in practical obstetrics, especially when it presents itself as placenta increta, and which poses a life-threatening situation, in the light of new literature.
Keywords
Placenta accreta, Placenta increta totalis, Obstetric complication
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