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GLINICAL ANALYSIS OF 324 CASES OF PREMATURE RUPTURE OF FETAL MEMBRANES

Zheng Aihong

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Objective To study the relationship among PROM and dystocia and prenatal complications. Methods Eight hundred and twenty-nine cases of lying-in women without pregnant complications and other diseases were analyzed, including 324 cases of PROM,1 364 cases of not-PROM as control. Results The rates of cesarean section, premature delivery, asphyxia and pneumonia of newborns in PROM were higher significantly than those in control group. There was no statistical difference between the frequency of postpartum infections of PROM and that of control. The duration between the rupture of membranes and the delivery was related with the rates of premature birth, asphyxia and pneumonia of new-born. Conclusion The PROM is the cause of dystocia and vice versa. Patients of PROM with different week of pregnancy should be treated with different methods to decrease the prenatal complications.

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Objective To study the relationship among PROM and dystocia and prenatal complications. Methods Eight hundred and twenty-nine cases of lying-in women without pregnant complications and other diseases were analyzed, including 324 cases of PROM,1 364 cases of not-PROM as control. Results The rates of cesarean section, premature delivery, asphyxia and pneumonia of newborns in PROM were higher significantly than those in control group. There was no statistical difference between the frequency of postpartum infections of PROM and that of control. The duration between the rupture of membranes and the delivery was related with the rates of premature birth, asphyxia and pneumonia of new-born. Conclusion The PROM is the cause of dystocia and vice versa. Patients of PROM with different week of pregnancy should be treated with different methods to decrease the prenatal complications.

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Objective To study the relationship among PROM and dystocia and prenatal complications. Methods Eight hundred and twenty-nine cases of lying-in women without pregnant complications and other diseases were analyzed, including 324 cases of PROM,1 364 cases of not-PROM as control. Results The rates of cesarean section, premature delivery, asphyxia and pneumonia of newborns in PROM were higher significantly than those in control group. There was no statistical difference between the frequency of postpartum infections of PROM and that of control. The duration between the rupture of membranes and the delivery was related with the rates of premature birth, asphyxia and pneumonia of new-born. Conclusion The PROM is the cause of dystocia and vice versa. Patients of PROM with different week of pregnancy should be treated with different methods to decrease the prenatal complications.

Key concepts: Prom, Medicine, Premature rupture of membranes, Asphyxia, Obstetrics, Pneumonia, Pregnancy, Fetus

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