This application discloses an interventional
surgical device, including a trolley, a robotic device, a first docking
assembly, and a second docking
assembly. The robotic device includes a loading seat, a
robotic arm, and an
instrument control mechanism. The
robotic arm is disposed on the loading seat, and the
instrument control mechanism is disposed on the
robotic arm. The first docking
assembly and the second docking assembly are respectively disposed on opposite sides of the loading seat. When the robotic device is not in use, the first docking assembly can be loaded onto the trolley. When the robotic device is in use, the first docking assembly is separated from the trolley, and the second docking assembly can be loaded onto the
hospital bed. With the first docking assembly separated from the trolley and the second docking assembly loaded onto the
hospital bed, the robotic device is thus mounted on the
hospital bed. The hospital
bed can be directly controlled for lifting, lowering, and moving forward and backward, and the robotic device moves synchronously with the hospital
bed, ensuring that the
instrument control mechanism maintains the same angle as the
surgical approach, eliminating the need for repeated calibration of the robotic device and saving surgical time.