Placenta accreta located in the posterior wall of the uterus: a case report

Abstract
It is thought that abnormal invasive implantation of the placenta occur as a result of the defect came decidua basalis only in women who have a history of cesarean section previously. Massive obstetric hemorrhage has increased in placenta accreta. Despite the ultrasound, doopler ultrasound and magnetic resonance, in early pregnancy weeks the diagnosis of plecenta accreta is reduced. Therefore, the presence of life-threatening vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy we have to suspect from placenta accreta. We will publish here, the second trimester uterine placenta accreta cases showing the placement of the rear well.