The present invention relates to a
visualization catheter for minimally invasive interventional
surgery of the pancreatic and bile ducts, comprising a
catheter body and a traction wire as an incision knife, wherein the distal end of the
catheter body can be bent, turned and rotated under the action of the traction wire to change the
insertion direction and angle, and the catheter body is provided with a visual lumen and a working lumen, wherein the visual lumen is provided with a micro
video image sensor and an illumination element at the distal end of the catheter body, and the distal end of the catheter body is also provided with a transparent cap for ensuring the
field of view and increasing the
field of view angle of the
camera module. The present invention, through the support of the micro
video image sensor and the transparent cap, is helpful for finding the lumen and determining its running direction, accurately guiding
intubation and related diagnosis and treatment, can perform
intubation under
direct vision, can distinguish the
pancreatic duct and the
bile duct by observing the image, reduces or avoids the time of
exposure of the operating physician and the patient to
radiation, can improve the success rate of selective
intubation, and reduces the occurrence of complications.