Zeevi G, et al. - The authors aim to ascertain the risk for placenta accreta following primary cesarean section (CS), in regard to the stage of labor, the cesarean section was taken (elective prelabor vs unplanned during labor). In addition, they investigate if the association between placenta accreta and maternal and neonatal complications is modified by the type of the primary CS. Findings indicate no influence of the stage in which CS is performed on the risk for placenta accreta in the following pregnancies. Women who had an unplanned CS are at a higher risk for placenta accrete-associated maternal complications. They recommended acknowledging the findings while counseling women about their risk while considering trial of labor after cesarean section.