Paedintermediate
Uterine scar rupture and morbidly adherent placenta are recognized late complications of a prior cesarean delivery that manifest in subsequent pregnancies.
Answer
True
Explanation
Both scar dehiscence/rupture and morbidly adherent placenta appear in the late-complications slide. **Key takeaway:** Some risks extend into future pregnancies. **Glossary:** **Scar dehiscence**: separation or opening of a uterine scar.
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