Abstract
Placenta accreta represents abnormal, firmly adherent placental implantation with invasion into the uterine wall. The consequence of partial or complete absence of decidua basalis and defective formation of the Nitabuch (fibrinoid) layer are considered in the pathogenesis. A 35-yearold woman attended our emergency clinic, having been diagnosed with preterm premature rupture of the membranes at 23 weeks' gestation. She was delivered by cesarean section at 26 weeks' gestation. During caesarean section, it was determined that the placenta was located in the right cornual region of the uterus and adhered there with the appearance of placenta accreta. The patient was treated with mini-modified B-Lynch suture.
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