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In women up to 37 weeks of gestation, premature rupture of the membranes (PROM) complicates up to 3% of pregnancies, causing every second case of early termination of pregnancy. In 48% of cases, PROM in the early stages is associated with an infectious factor and congenital pathology. The present study analyzed the occurrence of PROM depending on the gestational age, as well as comparing cases of prolonged and preterm pregnancy with premature rupture of amniotic fluid, as well as intrauterine pneumonia and sepsis in preterm infants. newborns from mothers with prolongation of pregnancy and without it. Most often, for the prevention of purulent-septic complications, women with PROM give birth within the next 6–12 hours after the outflow of water, but this decision is not always correct, because the outcome of PROM depends on many factors, and the birth of a fetus in the early stages often leads to pathological consequences, the development of respiratory failure (syndrome of respiratory disorders, pneumonia), neurological symptoms (intraventricular hemorrhage, cerebral ischemia), as well as hemodynamic disorders (hypotension, rhythm and conduction disorders).