TITLE:
Cause analysis and clinical management experience of the premature rupture of membrane
AUTHORS:
Ning Li, Qiulan Fu, Wenhua Cai
KEYWORDS:
PROM; Dystocia; Puerperal Infection; Neonatal Suffocation; Neonatal Pneumonia
JOURNAL NAME:
Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Vol.3 No.1A,
February
8,
2013
ABSTRACT: Based on the retrospective study on 189 cases of premature rupture of membrane maternity, we find that PROM can result in higher risks of dystocia, cesarean birth and maternal and fetal complications, upon examining our clinical management measures and searching for a positive clinical management , we are looking for a better way to reduce PROM and the risk of mother and child, to have a better pregnancy outcome.