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premature rupture of membranes the rupture of the sac that holds the fluid surrounding the fetus before the full term of pregnancy (about 37 weeks)
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premature rupture of membranes rupture of the extraembryonic membranes more than one hour before the onset of labor
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premature rupture of membranes any time your water breaks prior to the 37th week, you have PROM. You will be usually be hospitalized until the baby is delivered, and typically placed on antibiotics, since infection is a very common complication. PROM can be unexplained, and may recur, but many babies' deliveries can be held off until viability age, preferably 32 weeks, but even as early as 24 weeks.
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premature rupture of membranes ABBR: PROM. In pregnancy, rupture of the amniotic membrane prior to the time labor was expected. This occurs in about 10% of patients. PROM is the single most common diagnosis leading to admission of the newborn t
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