Surgical Management of Placenta Accreta Spectrum: A Five-Year Institutional Experience

Early antenatal diagnosis and planned surgeries are key to improving maternal outcomes. Multidisciplinary teams and preparedness are critical for optimal results. Our five-year institutional experience demonstrates that surgical management of PAS remains a high-risk intervention. Planned surgical approaches with antenatal diagnosis significantly improve outcomes by enabling resource readiness and effective team coordination. Emergency procedures, by contrast, are fraught with complications, further reinforcing the necessity for early risk identification and referral to equipped centers.