Disclosed in the present invention is an interventional
system for an artificial
implant. The interventional
system for an artificial
implant has a distal end and a proximal end which are opposite to each other, and, taken as a whole, has an axial direction when straightened and corresponding radial and circumferential directions. The interventional
system comprises: a control
handle having a top side and a bottom side which are opposite to each other in the radial direction, wherein the control
handle has a use state in which the top side faces upwards, and the control
handle is provided with a reference mark for indicating the use state; a
catheter assembly having a proximal end connected to and controlled by the control handle; and an artificial
implant provided with a first
visualization mark and loaded to a distal end of the
catheter assembly according to a preset included angle, wherein the preset included angle corresponds to a circumferential offset amplitude between the first
visualization mark and the reference mark when the control handle is in the use state. The interventional system can achieve rapid registration and release of the artificial implant.