Conservative Management of Morbidly Adherent Placenta Using Methotrexate A Successful Case from Dubai

Introduction:

Key Findings and Clinical Approach

Background:

  • MAP is a life-threatening obstetric condition frequently associated with prior Cesarean deliveries.
  • Accurate antenatal diagnosis using transvaginal ultrasound and Doppler is crucial for planning safe delivery.
  • Conservative management, including the use of Methotrexate, is considered for fertility preservation.

Case Summary:

  • Patient: 34-year-old woman, Gravida 4 Para 2, with prior Cesarean deliveries and diagnosed with placenta previa/accreta.
  • Diagnosis: Confirmed MAP using ultrasound and clinical presentation.
  • Treatment Strategy:
    • Classical Cesarean section with placenta left in-situ.
    • Bilateral iliac artery ligation to control blood loss.
    • Postoperative Methotrexate injections (3 doses) spaced at 2-week intervals.
    • Continuous monitoring with serial beta-hCG, ultrasound, and neonatology-guided breastfeeding.

Outcomes

  • Complete placental expulsion at week 26 postpartum.
  • Minimal blood loss (200 mL) during final expulsion.
  • No complications from Methotrexate.
  • Successful preservation of fertility.

Broader Clinical Implications

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