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Case Report 46-year-old lady, nulliparous, was a known case of severe endometriosis with adenomyosis. She had undergone 3 laparoscopic surgeries, first in 1993 for bilateral endometriotic cysts, and the last one in 2013, which showed dense bowel adhesions to the uterus with both adnexa completely covered with bowel adhesions. She had a hydrosalpinx for which she underwent right salpingectomy during the last laparoscopy. Husband was diagnosed with non obstructive azoospermia with elevated FSH levels. She underwent IVF in October 2015, during which 2 embryos were transferred. Her beta hcg on day 14 was 1810. When repeated after 4 days, the value was 8025. An ultrasound was done which revealed no intrauterine or extrauterine sac. Patient was followed up with beta

Abstract Introduction- Exaggerated placental site is defined as a non-neoplastic lesion characterized with infiltration of extravilleous intermediate trophoblasts into the myometrium and the walls of blood vessels of the normal placental implantation area. They are commonly seen following spontaneous or elective abortions and present rarely as a cause of third stage bleeding or post partum hemorrhage. A case of an exaggerated placental site is presented in this article. It is aimed to review the current information about this rare condition. Case Report: We encountered a case of exaggerated placental site (EPS) reaction following evacuation of a missed abortion in a 34 year old lady.She presented to us, with bleeding per vaginum, not responding to medical management. Hysteroscopy was done and