Amniotic fluid embolism is rare and rapid in onset, so early recognition and rapid and efficient team-based process of resuscitation is the key to successful resuscitation. The processes are: 1. increase oxygenation, once amniotic fluid embolism is suspected, keep the airway open immediately, implement mask oxygenation, tracheal intubation or artificial assisted breathing as early as possible to maintain oxygen supply to avoid respiratory and cardiac arrest. 2. anti-allergy, relieve pulmonary hypertension, ensure stable cardiac output and blood pressure, and avoid excessive infusion. 3. correct coagulation disorders, including active management of postpartum hemorrhage and timely supplementation of If amniotic fluid embolism occurs before delivery, immediate termination of pregnancy should be considered. Emergency cesarean section can be considered, and once coagulation dysfunction occurs, hysterectomy should be performed decisively and quickly. Therefore, once amniotic fluid embolism is suspected, resuscitation should be performed immediately according to the emergency procedure of amniotic fluid embolism, and every second counts, and close multidisciplinary collaboration is recommended to improve the success rate of resuscitation.