Premature babies are at risk of more complications than full-term babies, such as infections in premature babies, pneumonia... The article below will provide you with information about some complications that babies born before 32 to 34 weeks may encounter, ranging from mild to severe.

Intraventricular hemorrhage is usually primary or secondary, in some cases, the cause of intraventricular hemorrhage may not be clearly identified, but half of people with intraventricular hemorrhage have chronic hypertension that is not obvious, because it is too small to be seen on CT or MRI scans.

Intraventricular hemorrhage is considered a secondary phenomenon due to rupture of the brain hemorrhage or brain parenchyma bleeding into the ventricular cavity. This is one of the diseases with high mortality. Early diagnosis and treatment of the disease will help improve the patient's chance of survival.