Introduction

Placenta acreta is when the placenta attaches to the uterus in an abnormal way, such that it does not separate from the uterus after delivery of the baby. It puts the mother at significant risk of bleeding and hysteractome. In two weeks, i will be joined by professor elan temore to talk about cesarian scar pregnancy, which is a precursor to placenta acretsa. Later this week, we're going to have a high risk birth story.