Placenta accreta is a potentially dangerous obstetric condition that needs to be managed promptly and with a multidisciplinary approach. Because cesarean sections are becoming more common, obstetricians are dealing with a significant challenge: placenta accreta. Increased maternal morbidity and death are linked to PAS. Despite the fact that patients with placenta accreta are becoming younger and that fertility preservation is necessary, there is currently no established treatment strategy that is generally approved outside of hysterectomy.
In cases of placenta accreta, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) typically advises Caesarean hysterectomy. Nonetheless, a number of conservative and fertility-sparing treatments have been undertaken, such as the triple P surgery, cervical inversion techniques, and placenta left in situ.
Keywords: Placenta accrete, Placenta accreta spectrum, Hysterectomy.
