This invention provides a
thrombolysis catheter structure and an interventional device for
thrombosis treatment, relating to
thrombosis treatment medical devices. The device includes a
thrombolysis catheter and a
thrombolysis head. The proximal end of the thrombolysis
catheter is connected to an ultrasonic
transducer to receive
vibrational energy. The thrombolysis catheter also has a first inlet for introducing thrombolytic agents. The thrombolysis head is fixedly connected to the distal end of the thrombolysis catheter, and the
diameter of the thrombolysis head is larger than the
diameter of the thrombolysis catheter. The thrombolysis head has a
drug chamber that communicates with the distal end of the thrombolysis catheter. The thrombolysis head also has a spray hole communicating with the
drug chamber, facing distally. This invention enables simultaneous ultrasonic thrombolysis and
drug thrombolysis, allowing mechanical thrombolysis and drug thrombolysis to act simultaneously on the same area of the
thrombus, significantly improving
thrombosis treatment efficiency. Furthermore, since thrombolysis and thrombolysis are performed concurrently, there is no need to change surgical instruments multiple times to perform the thrombolysis and thrombolysis processes separately, which helps to shorten the
operation time.