Results of realization of the protocols of organization of the medico-diagnostic care to patients with bleedings from chronic gastric and duodenal ulcers since 2002 have been analyzed. A simplified scale of the assessment of severity of ulcerous bleedings (UB) at admission including 8 criteria is proposed. Protocols of medical strategy for "severe UB" under conditions of the resuscitation unit are discussed. The principles of rendering the medico-diagnostic care for UB allowed stabilization of total lethality among these patients at the level of 3.4-3.7% at operative activity 27%. The possibility to improve results of the treatment of this pathology in future is associated by the authors with the available and high quality elements of conservative treatment.
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