The invention discloses an
ultrasound-guided central
vein minimally invasive catheterization method and device for
breast cancer chemotherapy. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring affected side operation and radiotherapy data before catheterization to construct an individualized anatomical
risk model; performing three-dimensional scanning on the puncture area, collecting multi-mode
blood vessel microenvironment characteristics, generating a
fusion image, and identifying a lymphatic
vein high-
risk area; determining an optimal puncture path through a safety
scoring algorithm; in-plane puncture is guided by
ultrasound, bio-impedance and
blood flow spectrum are monitored synchronously, and automatic early warning is performed when abnormity occurs; the
catheter is fed in normally, pressure, position offset and intracavitary electrocardio characteristics are fed back in real time through a microsensor at the far end of the guide wire, and the pushing depth of the
catheter is dynamically corrected till the tip end is located on the head side of the junction of the
superior vena cava and the
right atrium. According to the method, the technical problems of inaccurate catheterization positioning, high complication risk and dependence on
radiation caused by anatomical structure variation and complex
blood vessel conditions of a
breast cancer patient in an ultrasonic guided catheterization method in the prior art are solved.