CHILD WITH PLACENTA INROGRATION. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Pechenkina Natalia Sergeevna

In obstetrics, placenta ingrowth is the most dangerous complication for the life of the patient and her fetus, as massive bleeding often occurs during childbirth. Currently, placenta ingrowth occurs with a frequency of 1 in 3000-5000 births [2]. Over the past decade, there has been a significant decrease in the level of maternal mortality, but obstetric bleeding still occupies a leading position in the structure of its causes, reaching 21.1% [3,4,5]. The following is an example of a metroplasty performed on a woman in which the placenta is rotated into the uterus. Conclusion. Carrying out the operation under planned conditions made it possible to exclude massive blood loss, blood loss during the operation was less than a liter, and this made it possible, taking into account modern requirements, to minimize the risk of loss of the reproductive organ in the patient by performing an organ-preserving operation, namely uterine metroplasty.

Keywords:rotation of the placenta, metroplasty uterine amputation, uterine extirpation, ultrasound examination