Is Midtrimester Scar Rupture Associated With Placental Invasion ?

Abstract Here, we present a case of caesarean scar rupture in a 35-year-old G3P2L1NND1 (previous 2 LSCS) 23 +5 weeks of gestation in a diagnosed case of placenta previa with focal percreta. She presented to emergency department with preterm labour. During the intraoperative period, we discovered a scar rupture with placenta protruding through it. A classical caesarean section followed by obstetric hysterectomy was done. It is essential to properly assess pregnant mothers who had a previous caesarean scar and chances of placenta accreta spectrum disorders. If the caesarean scar rupture is diagnosed timely then life threatening complications would be prevented.