A study of feto-maternal outcome in case of premature rupture of membrane at a tertiary care center

Background: Premature rupture of membranes is the fetal in absence uterine contraction or before onset labor. When this occurs 37 weeks gestation, it termed as preterm premature membranes. Management depends upon gestational age and presence complicating factors. An accurate assessment knowledge maternal, neonatal risks are essential to appropriate evaluation, counselling, care patients with PROM. The purpose study timely diagnosis management cases PROM PPROM improve maternal outcomes. Methods: A Prospective was performed at department obstetrics gynecology, a tertiary center from August 2020 December 2021. clinical data sheet made for recording all information about pregnant women after taking their consent. And outcomes were recorded. Results: total 150 taken during our out which 53.33% belong younger group, 43.33% primi gravida, 66.66% belonged lower socioeconomic class, 25.33% had previous history abortion followed by dilatation evacuation, rate cesarean delivery 34.66% NICU admission neonates 15.78% 57.87% babies low birth weight stillbirth 1.97%. whereas various complications related Conclusions: Individualized depending on risk antibiotic coverage best way achieve good fetomaternal outcome.