Placental adherence to small bowel: An uncommon appearance of placenta percreta; Managed without intestinal resection

Placenta percreta is an uncommon and potentially fatal condition in pregnancy. It can invade the adjacent structures of uterus including the urinary bladder, rectum, and small bowel. The invasion of bladder is common but that of small bowel is extremely rare. This report presents a case of placenta percreta with small bowel invasion which was managed without intestinal resection.

Isolated psoas schwannoma: A rare retroperitoneal tumor

Retroperitoneal neurogenic tumors are very rare. Isolated or primary psoas schwannoma is one of the rarest tumors of retroperitoneum. The images of such a case are presented in this report.

Pseudoaneurysm at anastomotic site in a case of renal transplant: A rare postsurgical complication

A rare case of a large pseudoaneurysm at the anastomotic site of internal iliac artery with the graft renal artery in a case of renal transplant is presented with a vision of documenting this condition and making clinicians familiar with this rare postsurgical complication in patients of renal transplant.