The Biology and Pathophysiology of Placenta Accretus Spectrum Disorder

This review delves into the complexities of placenta accreta spectrum disorder (PAS), exploring the biological and pathophysiological aspects.

It emphasizes the intricate interplay between maternal and fetal physiology during placentation.

The review highlights the importance of understanding normal placentation to extrapolate insights into disease processes.

It also addresses the role of the uterine environment in the development of PAS. The article aims to revolutionize the approach to patients at risk by modulating risk stratification and early detection capabilities.