Influence of Intervention Timing of Full-term Pregnancy Premature Rupture of Membranes on Mother and Child

Objective To observe the intervention time influence on the mother and child of full-term pregnancy with premature rupture of membranes.Methods 261 cases of full-term pregnancy with premature rupture of membranes were divided into three groups by rupture to delivery time:24 h,103 cases as group A,24-48 h 85 cases as group B,48 h 73 cases as group C.Statistics of maternal postpartum hemorrhage,the rate of cesarean section,chorioamnionitis,the incidence of postpartum length of stay,as well as fetal distress and the incidence of Apgar score,neonatal hospitalization rates of each group were analyzed.Results Maternal chorioamnionitis,postpartum hospital stay,1 min Apgar score and neonatal hospitalization rates were significantly higher 48 h after rupture of membranes(P0.05).Conclusion Active intervention should be given to full-term pregnancy with premature rupture of membranes to shorten the rupture of membranes to delivery interval,to realize delivery within 48 h of membrane rupture to improve the prognosis of mother and child.