Interpretation and Comments on Experts' Consensus/Opinion on the Emergency Treatment for Non-traumatic Hemorrhage

Non-traumatic hemorrhage, as one of the most common acute emergencies with a wide range, high risk, and multiple disciplines, requires emergency physicians to have a higher clinical ability. The first edition of Experts' Consensus/Opinion on the Emergency Treatment for Non-traumatic Hemorrhage was formulated in 2017 by Chinese College of Emergency Physician, which consists of definitions, classifications, clinical management strategies and emergency anticoagulation haemostatic treatment for patients with non-traumatic hemorrhage. Based on the clinical practice of emergency care, the consensus emphasizes life saving as the first priority. The principle is Firstly guarantee basic vital signs and then find out the source of bleeding and give pertinent treatments. The consensusalso emphasizes the importance of evaluation and management of air, breath, and circulation, as well as the importance of stopping the bleeding and coagulation for these patients. Based on the experts' consensus/opinion, this article focuses on interpretation so that physicians can grasp the emergency approach and methods more comprehensively to improve the efficiency of clinical treatment.