Severe endometrial ossification with subsequent conception and placenta accreta: a case report
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This case report describes a patient with severe endometrial ossification who subsequently achieved conception and developed placenta accreta.
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We report a severe case of endometrial ossification, requiring multiple hysteroscopies to restore fertility. Subsequent spontaneous conception occurred but there was a placenta previa and accreta. Treatment of severe endometrial ossification may increase the risk of morbidly adherent placenta, presumably due to damage to endometrium, leading to abnormal placentation.
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