Modern Surgical Methods of Placental Aggregation

Abstract

The problem of obstetric bleeding is still relevant today. Massive blood loss and
hemorrhagic shock is one of the leading causes of maternal death. Approximately 10% of all bleeding
in
obstetrics is accounted for by placenta accreta and violations of its separation. The
etiopathogenesis of this condition remains poorly understood. According to one hypothesis, the
ingrowth of placental tissue into the uterine wall occurs as a result of defective decidualization due to
surgical interventions on the uterus and excessive invasion of the trophoblast.