Pathology of placentation and minimally invasive surgery method of organ preserving operation

Abstract

Pathology of placentation, namely its dense fixture and, especially, its increment (placenta accreta) continues to be one of the most severe complications of childbirth, leading to serious consequences for a woman. This pathology is accompanied by significant bleeding, and in some cases even ends with the removal of the uterus. The issues of tactics and use of various treatments for placentation pathologies remain topical for a long time. When speaking of increment the search for methods of organ preserving surgical techniques is of great concern. Based on the results achieved, we can conclude that to develop the tactics of treatment of women with placenta increment pathology, and especially with placenta accreta, the ultrasound during pregnancy is recommended to identify the relevant criteria. Using EMA is a promising minimally invasive method which allows to stop the bleeding and save the woman’s uterus.