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The traditional surgical techniques to achieve hemostasis if severe bleeding ensues, is rapid resort to artery ligation or cesarean hysterectomy (1, 4).Several uterine compression techniques were introduced to conserve the uterus including B-Lynch suture (5), Cho multiple square sutures (6) and Hayman compression sutures (7) with variable success rates. Fewer studies in the literature address the use of uterine compression sutures to stop bleeding from the placental bed in placenta previa (8, 9).

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Bilateral Uterine Artery Ligation and Square Sutures versus a Novel Combined Suture for Controlling Bleeding from the Placental Bed in Placenta Previa Centralis at Cesarean Section: A Randomized Clinical Trial