Placenta Previa Types

The internal cervical os is covered entirely by the placenta when the cervix is dilated fully.

Partial Placenta Previa is not a valid term.

The lower border of the placenta is above 3 cm of the cervical os, and does fully covers it. (correct)

The placenta is implanted in the lower uterus, but its lower border is more than 3cm from the internal cervical os.

The lower border of the placenta is above 3 cm of the cervical os, and does fully covers it.

Total Placenta Previa is not a valid term.

The internal cervical os is covered entirely by the placenta when the cervix is dilated fully. (correct)

The placenta is implanted in the lower uterus, but its lower border is more than 3cm from the internal cervical os.

The placenta is implanted in the lower uterus, but its lower border is more than 3cm from the internal cervical os. (correct)

The internal cervical os is covered entirely by the placenta when the cervix is dilated fully.

Marginal Placenta Previa is not a valid term.

The lower border of the placenta is above 3 cm of the cervical os, and does fully covers it.

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