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The incidence of placenta accreta/percreta should rise steadily over the next century as the frequency of cesarean sections and advancedmaternal age, both independent risk factors, increases. Patients who are at risk should be identified. The diagnosis of placenta previaaccreta/percreta is possible by using gray-scale sonography, conventional color Doppler imaging and MRI through studying the relation ofplacenta to the uterine wall and nearby pelvic structures.The potentially new modality of 3D and 3D color power Doppler ultrasound has its value as a tool to achieve significantly increaseddiagnostic accuracy in the prediction of massive hemorrhage by assessing the extent, location and quantification of abnormal uteroplacentalneovascularization. Hence, 3D ultrasound has the potential for providing additional information over conventional 2D ultrasound studies inthe diagnosis of placenta previa percreta.The diagnosis and anticipation of the problem achieve the best results for the obstetrician and the patient.

Prenatal Diagnosis of Morbidly Adherent Placenta with 2D Ultrasonography, 3D Color Power Doppler and Magnetic Resonance Imaging