Cerebral hemorrhage is one of the common cerebrovascular diseases in neurosurgery, which is often serious and has a particularly high mortality rate. After the onset of the disease, family members must keep a cool head and be decisively prepared to escort the patient to the hospital. The treatment of acute cerebral hemorrhage patients used to emphasize local treatment on the grounds of the dangers of rebleeding and brain herniation during moving and transferring, but in recent years, a lot of clinical experience at home and abroad has proved that the rescue of cerebral hemorrhage patients requires certain medical conditions, such as the availability of CT, physician’s surgical skills, and whether surgical instruments can meet the patient’s rescue, unless the patient Unless the patient is in deep coma, irregular breathing and blood pressure below 90 mmHg, the patient should be sent to a hospital with better equipment and closer distance for treatment, which can reduce the mortality and disability rate. Issues that should be noted after brain hemorrhage transport: 1. Position. If the patient has an attack at home, roadside, etc., immediately sit down or lie down on the spot. If the patient is already unconscious, he or she should be kept in a lateral position with the head and spine in a horizontal position to prevent the patient from suffocating due to the inhalation of vomit into the trachea. 2. Control blood pressure. After cerebral hemorrhage occurs in patients who usually have high blood pressure, quickly grind heartburn into powder and put it under the root of tongue to control blood pressure and reduce rebleeding. 3. Call immediately. Call 120 ambulance, or call 2-3 neighbors to carry the patient horizontally on a stretcher or ambulance, avoid carrying the patient on the back, and then escort to the nearest hospital with neurosurgery. 4. Avoid vibration during transport. The speed can be accelerated under smooth conditions, such as bad road conditions, bumpy, then should be slow. 5.Side lying position during transportation to keep the airway open. Lateral position can prevent the tongue from falling back to block the airway, but also to prevent vomiting and asphyxiation, endangering life. In order to keep the respiratory tract clear, untie the collar and trouser belt of the patient, and if necessary, cut the upper garment with scissors to reduce the resistance when the chest undulates during breathing; those with dentures should immediately remove them to prevent them from falling off and blocking the respiratory tract; vomit in the mouth and nasal cavity can be dug out from the mouth with gauze, paper or handkerchief; sputum in the nasal cavity and throat can be connected to a syringe with a rubber tube and suctioned with a syringe; if the tongue falls back and snores breathing, the jaw can be held up by hand and the airway can be opened. 6. Pay attention to the expressions of family members during transport. For the awake patient, seeing the family’s fear, sadness, and crying in pain is bound to increase the patient’s psychological burden, leading to emotional agitation, elevated blood pressure, and life-threatening rebleeding. Therefore, the patient’s family should be calm and natural-minded, and comfort the patient more. The patient should maintain a calm state of mind to prevent rebleeding. 7. 7. when the patient has a convulsion. A 2-4cm wide board or chopstick or spoon handle can be wrapped with soft cloth and stuffed between the patient’s upper and lower teeth to prevent the tongue from being bitten. 8.Medication in the ambulance. Rapid intravenous infusion of 20% mannitol 250ml, oxygen, nitroglycerin 5-10mg added to 5% glucose 250ml intravenous drip to control hypertension. 9, the patient’s state of consciousness, pupils, respiratory changes can be observed during the transfer Awake patients can wake up once every half hour to help determine the state of consciousness; coma patients pay attention to observe the patient’s pupils of both eyes, the pupils will narrow when shining a flashlight on the pupils. If it is found that the pupils of both sides of the comatose patient are not the same size, it indicates that brain herniation has occurred. If possible, give intravenous tachypnea 40mg, sedation 20% mannitol 250ml, and accelerate the transfer speed. 10.After the patient arrives at the hospital, tell the doctor the time of onset, the process, and the pre-hospital medication so that further treatment can be provided.