The<unk>  forms an abnormally firm and deep attachment to the uterine wall. There is absence of the decidua basalis and incomplete development of the Nitabuch's layer. There are three forms of<unk><unk> , distinguishable by the depth of penetration. Type Fraction Description<unk><unk>  75–78% The<unk>  attaches strongly to the myometrium, but does not penetrate it. This form of the condition accounts for around 75% of all cases.<unk>  increta 17% Occurs when the<unk>  penetrates the myometrium.<unk>  percreta 5–7% The highest-risk form of the condition occurs when the<unk>  penetrates the entire myometrium to the uterine serosa (invades through entire uterine wall). This variant can lead to the<unk>  attaching to other organs such as the rectum or urinary bladder.
Placenta accreta spectrum
After-birth abortion
Instillation abortion
Septic abortion
Toxic abortion
Puppy pregnancy syndrome
complications of Mastitis
complications of Pregnancy