Objective To assess the role of three-dimensional (3D)

This approach has allowed an adequate uterine repair in patients with anterior placenta percreta. Based on these results it is valid to assume that a functional and anatomic uterine repair has been successfully performed.

Magnetic resonance imaging turned out to be essential to define the topography and area of placental invasion. New findings modified surgical tactic and technique, allowing a reduction in historical morbidity and a significant increase in conservative surgeries.