from high risk to hope: a case report of live birth from cesarean scar pregnancy with placenta percreta

Background: cesarean scar pregnancy (csp) is a rare yet serious condition involving implantation of the gestational sac at the site of a prior cesarean delivery. the management becomes increasingly complex with the addition of placenta percreta. in this paper, a case of csp complicated by placenta percreta was reported which was successfully managed through a multidisciplinary approach. case presentation: a 35-year-old g4p3 woman was diagnosed with csp at 6 weeks of gestation. despite counseling on the risks, she opted to continue the pregnancy. placenta percreta was diagnosed at 18 weeks. a multidisciplinary team monitored the pregnancy closely, leading to the delivery of a healthy infant at 32 weeks via cesarean delivery and subsequent hysterectomy. conclusion: multidisciplinary management and close follow-up are crucial in managing high-risk csp cases, especially those complicated by abnormal placentation.