Placenta percreta: placental villous invasion or a form of adhesive disease?
N. V. Nizyaeva(Research Institute of Human Morphology), Л.М. Михалева(Research Institute of Human Morphology), T. N. Belousova(Moscow Region State University), K.A. Artemieva, E.R. Milyutina, Т. В. Фокина, И. А. Куликов(Vanda Institute), Irina A. Geilis, Yu.E. Dobrokhotova, Н. Б. Тихонова, Е. И. Боровкова(Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University), Milovanov Ap(Russian Scientific Center of Surgery)
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