About this trial
This study evaluates the clinical implementation of intra-operative topographic classification system for PAS. In addition to a standard of care risk stratification prenatal ultrasound for patients with a risk of PAS, this study adds an additional intraoperative surgical staging protocol to validate the classification system, improve surgical approach, and significantly clinical outcomes of pregnant people with an a prior risk of PAS. The study will involve pregnant patients with PAS risk factor, include data collection spanning prenatal assessment, intraoperative classification, surgical technique implementation and postoperative analysis. The anticipated study duration is approximately 36-48 months.
Eligibility criteria
This trial does not accept healthy volunteersQualifiers
Pregnant people suspected of having PAS based on ultrasound findings or clinical risk factors
Patients undergoing planned surgical intervention for PAS, including a planned cesarean
Individuals who provide informed consent to participate in the study
Patients with at least one prenatal assessment before surgery
Disqualifiers
Patients who decline participation or withdraw consent
Those with contraindications to the planned surgical procedure
Trial population
This study will be comprised of pregnant people suspected of having PAS. PAS is a major obstetric complication associated with significant maternal morbidity and mortality that is increasing in prevalence due to the rising rate of cesarean births, which are the biggest clinical risk factor
Trial design
Cohort
Prospective
Treatments tested in this trial
Total Hysterectomy
Procedure/SurgeryRemoval of entire uterus
Modified subtotal hysterectomy
Procedure/SurgeryWhen partial tissue integrity is preserved
One-Step Conservative Surgery
Procedure/SurgeryConsidered when significant healthy myometrium is preserved
Treatment groups
Trial outcomes
Primary outcomes
Ultrasound assessment
Prenatal ultrasound assessment using the "Ultrasound Staging" protocol (6 views), with classification into one of the topographic categories
Surgical Procedure and Classification
Intraoperative classification of the placental lesion using the topographic classification system
Quantification of Blood Loss
Objective quantification of blood loss using suction devices, surgical sponges, and vaginal bleeding
Gross Pathological Analysis of Resected Tissues
Post-surgery gross pathological analysis of resected tissues to correlate with ultrasound and surgical findings
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