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Objective: The study was conducted to see the maternal and n eonatal outcomes of the women with placenta praevia. Methods: All women with the diagnosis of placenta praevia a dmitted in the hospital were included in the study. The maternal and fetal outcomes were rec ord d from January 2012 to August 2017, over a peri od of 5 years. Results: A total of 63 patients were included in the study, after radiological confirmation. The period of gestation for the first presentation was predominan tly i 28 weeks of gestation, for central placenta pr evia. The mean blood loss intraoperative was 3000 ml, ranging to as much as 5500 ml in central placenta praevia and more so in posterior than anterior placenta. The need of additional procedure like uterine artery ligation was needed in 26 (41.2%), internal iliac artery ligation 8 (12.6% ), B lynch in 12 (19.04%) and peripartum hysterecto my was performed in 3 (4.7%). The mean requirement of bloo d transfusion was 500ml of packed cell. The need of ICU care was in 5 (7.9%) and serious morbidity was seen in 3 (4.7%). Maternal mortality was not seen in an y case. Fetal outcomes were studied by recording the fetal weight, Apgar and need of NICU care which was for 2 3 (36.5%). Conclusion: The need for early diagnosis and multispecialty ap proach to a patient is greatly associated with reducing the blood loss, lesser need of additi onal procedure and lower maternal and fetal mortali ty nd morbidity.

Maternal and neonatal outcome in placenta praevia and adherent placenta: A retrospective study in a tertiary care center