Meningeal cerebral hemorrhage (MCH) causes very heavy neurologic sequelae and high mortality rate in premature. This study determine somes paraclinical features of MCH. Results showed that children with level II MCH was seen the highest percenta,e (47.8 percent), then the level I (31.3 percent), the level IV was only 7.5 percent. Children had severe bleeding, the rate of complications and mortality was higher. Up to 40 percent of children with level IV MCH died. Mild and moderate anemia accounted for 71.7 percent. Reduced hemoglobin (Hb 12 g/dl) was significant in MCH diagnostic with sensitivity 78.4 percent, specificity 84.4 percent. Low platelet counts, decreased ratio of prothrombinemia was not significant on diagnosis MCH. pH or