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Magnetic resonance imaging showing placenta percreta with invasion of the urinary bladder fundus. There was also suspicion of invasion to the anterior wall of the rectum and lower sigmoid colon associated with congested pelvic vessels.
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Ultrasound and MRI repeated at our centre confirmed the diagnosis of placenta percreta with invasion to the rectum/sigmoid colon, urinary bladder, and upper vagina (Fig. 1).
Serial magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of conservative management of placenta percreta.
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She had regular follow-ups with serial US and MRI for 10 months as shown in Fig. 2.