The invention discloses a minimally
invasive surgery planning method and
system based on image navigation, and belongs to the technical field of
medical information. The method specifically comprises the steps that a three-dimensional model of a patient is obtained through CT scanning; performing
structure analysis on the three-dimensional model, performing grid division on the
organ region, calculating gray value difference among grids, identifying a
lesion grid, calculating the
shortest distance from the three-dimensional distance from any in-vitro candidate point to the dangerous region to the geometric center of the
lesion region according to the three-dimensional coordinates of the
skin region and the
lesion grid, and calculating the three-dimensional distance from any in-vitro candidate point to the dangerous region; and calculating an optimal
score of any in-vitro candidate point based on the three-dimensional
Euclidean distance, selecting an optimal puncture point, generating an in-vivo and in-vitro candidate
point set through orthogonal projection and vertical extension, repeating the process until any puncture point reaches the lesion area, connecting all puncture points to obtain a final puncture path, and completing the in-vivo and in-vitro candidate
point set. The optimal
ablation path is automatically obtained through repeated iterative optimization, and the
liver tumor ablation efficiency is improved.