Meningeal cerebral hemorrhage in the premature baby is dangerous disease with neurologic sequence and high mortality rate. This study was to determine some clinical features of 434 premature baby with 134 children with meningeal cerebral hemorrhage and 225 children without meningeal cerebral hemorrhage. Results showed that the severe acute respiratory failure was seen 83.6 percent patients. 78.4 percent patients had anemia, Unconscious was accounted for 59.7 percent. 16.4 percent had no clinical manifestations. Unconscious as clinical symptoms was the highest specificity (91.6 percent) for meningeal ceri3bral hemorrhage, then the acute respiratory failure 83.1 percent and hypotonia (82.2 percent). Hemorrhagic symptoms was the highest specificity (95.5 percent), then acute anemia (82.2 percent) and hypothermia (60 percent). The rate of meningeal cerebral hemorrhage was met with the highest combination hyalin membrane disease (53 percent), then a large patent ductus arteriosus (24.6 percent). In conclusion, the most frequent clinical feature was severe acute respiratory failure then was anemia and unconscious.. Hemorrhagic symptC?ms was the highest specificity (95.5 percent). Hyalin membrane disease was the most common in meningeal cerebral hemorrhage disease.