The consequences of premature birth, also known as prematurity, are often low birth weight, weak resistance, malnutrition, affecting the child's intellectual development. Therefore, child care and nutrition for premature babies play a very important role. However, not all parents know how to care for their children properly.

Premature babies are babies born at less than 37 weeks of gestation. These babies are at high risk of respiratory problems. Babies born between 23 and 24 weeks of gestation are at the highest risk of complications. However, there is still hope for treatment and intensive care for these extremely premature babies.

Hyaline membrane disease is a very common disease in newborns, appearing within a few hours to a few days after birth, potentially leading to respiratory failure and is very dangerous to the health of newborns. In addition to clinical signs, chest X-ray images of hyaline membrane disease in premature infants also play a very important role in diagnosing this disease.