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Objectives Placenta accreta spectrum (PAS) disorders are a significant cause of maternal morbidity and mortality. Traditionally women with PAS are offered surgery, while expectant management is still considered investigational. Case presentation We present a case of expectant management of PAS after pregnancy loss at 19-weeks. PAS was suspected at sonography and confirmed by MRI. Patient was offered expectant management to preserve fertility. This consisted of leaving the placenta  in situ , followed by in- and out-patient clinical and sonographic examinations and blood tests. After five weeks placental detachment occurred without major complications. Conclusions Our report suggests that expectant management could be a safe option in selected cases of PAS after mid-trimester pregnancy loss. We recommend expectant management should be offered in referral centers for PAS.

Expectant management of placenta accreta after a mid-trimester pregnancy loss: a case report and a short review