Morphological aspects of growth of the placenta cover on the surface of the uterus myometrium

The relevance of studying placental abruption is due to the fact that every year pregnant women with this diagnosis suffer from massive bleeding loss, which can lead to a long recovery period after surgery, loss of reproductive capacity during hysterectomy, or in severe cases, death of the woman. Placental abruption is a histopathological term for an abnormal attachment of the placenta to the uterine wall, which means that the placenta does not completely or partially separate from the uterine wall.