She had a rare condition called “placenta percreta” that turned her world upside down.
. People with placenta accreta spectrum have an increased risk of blood loss because the placenta’s position might obscure the major blood vessels to the uterus.
Jo Anne McCusker said she is so grateful that her husband, Gareth, "took care of everything" as she struggled with a rare pregnancy complication.In McCusker’s case, the placenta grew through the “lower portion of the uterus,” meaning her major blood vessels were involved. It also crept through the front wall of the uterus and invaded the bladder, which rests in front of the lower uterus.
Baby Kellen spent a few days in the NICU because he was born at 34 weeks and weighed 4.85 pounds. He's thriving at home now.“This is a patient that demonstrated all the things that really can happen,” Bender said. “That’s why doing these procedures in places where you can have people available to help you on every front is so important.
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