The incidence of placenta accreta has risen significantly owing to global surge in caesarian section rates. It is associated with significant morbidities and mortality and is usually managed with caesarean hysterectomy (CsH). Uterine preserving conservative surgeries have advantages over CsH and leaving placenta in-situ techniques. We present a new conservative surgery technique that was applied on 20 patients with abnormally invasive placenta. It was successful in 90% of cases for preservation of the uterus. It was associated with relatively low blood loss and morbidity outcomes. Our simplified easy to learn technique can be useful especially for countries with limited resources.
