The frequency of abruption placentae was 9.6 per 1000 deliveries. The mean age of our patients was 24 years, 51.2% of our patients were primiparas. The average parity was 3. According to gestational age, 82.04% of cases were at term, 15.4% of premature deliveries, and 2.56% of post term. In 30.77% of our patients, they were admitted for Placenta abruption, 25.64% were admitted for late-pregnancy bleeding, 17.94% were admitted for eclampsia, preeclampsia or gravid hypertension tended that 7.69% were admitted for threat of premature delivery with premature rupture of the membranes. We had 94.87% deliveries by caesarean section and 5.12% normal vaginal deliveries. 61.53% of births were alive, and 38.46% were born dead. Maternal morbidity and mortality was marked by 1 case of postpartum hemorrhage during vaginal delivery, with no mortality. Fetal complications were characterized by 15 deaths, acute fetal distress and low birth weight, which necessitated the hospitalization of newborns in pediatrics.