Abstract
To describe a rare case of a cervico-isthmic pregnancy with anterior placenta percreta that was treated at 34 weeks of gestation by removing the placenta and the attached uterine wall in one piece. Case report. Tertiary university hospital. A 32-year-old woman was diagnosed with a cervico-isthmic pregnancy and an anterior placenta percreta at 34 weeks' gestation at delivery by a cesarean section. Delivery of the neonate was performed by a uterine incision beyond the limits of the placenta. Thereafter, the placenta and the attached uterine wall were removed step by step by ligature section. Intraprocedural or postprocedural complications and fertility preservation. The delivery was successfully performed without intraprocedural or postprocedural complications and with preservation of the patient's fertility. A successful pregnancy was conducted 1 year later. In case of cervico-isthmic pregnancy with anterior placenta percreta, resection in one block of the placenta and the attached uterine wall may be an option for preserving fertility.
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