Publications by authors named "Sherif Alalfy"
Placenta accreta is abnormal placental attachment to the myometrium, and the incidence rate has risen with the increased use of Cesarean sections. First-trimester placenta accreta is a rare, potentially life-threatening condition due to the severe hemorrhage it may cause, necessitating a hysterectomy. We present a case of a 38-year-old woman with a history of two Cesarean section deliveries who developed severe bleeding during curetting due to undiagnosed placenta accreta.
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- Cutaneous endometriosis is a rare condition where endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus, often in surgical scars, causing pain and other symptoms, primarily during menstruation.
- Most cases develop after obstetrical and gynecological surgeries, like cesarean sections, where endometrial tissue can be implanted directly into the incision site.
- Diagnosis typically involves histopathological examination, and treatment usually requires wide excision to prevent recurrence, highlighting the importance of recognizing symptoms early for effective management.