The Journal of reproductive medicine · 2000
Dual distant uterine placental insertion connected by a placental band. A case report.
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Silberstein T, Kivilevitz T, Press F, Goldstein D, Hallak M
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BACKGROUND: There are several types of intrauterine membranes; most are not associated with any deleterious effect on fetal outcome.
CASE: An unusual placental insertion was diagnosed sonographically at 23 weeks of gestation. It consisted of two distant placental insertions into the uterine wall, with a large placental mass between them floating freely in the uterine cavity. Normal fetal growth pattern and blood flow indices were found. A normal female neonate was delivered via low transverse cesarean section. There were no macroscopic or microscopic placental anomalies.
CONCLUSION: This case raises several questions: the right mode of delivery, frequency of ultrasound follow-up and possibility of placental band rupture and hemorrhage during vaginal delivery.
CASE: An unusual placental insertion was diagnosed sonographically at 23 weeks of gestation. It consisted of two distant placental insertions into the uterine wall, with a large placental mass between them floating freely in the uterine cavity. Normal fetal growth pattern and blood flow indices were found. A normal female neonate was delivered via low transverse cesarean section. There were no macroscopic or microscopic placental anomalies.
CONCLUSION: This case raises several questions: the right mode of delivery, frequency of ultrasound follow-up and possibility of placental band rupture and hemorrhage during vaginal delivery.