
上海交通大学学报(医学版) ›› 2026, Vol. 46 ›› Issue (9): 1299-1306.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8115.2026.09.015
• 综述 • 上一篇
范逸尘1, 庄若曦1, 邱朝晖2, 韩丹3(
), 李岩1(
)
收稿日期:2025-11-19
接受日期:2026-05-08
出版日期:2026-09-21
发布日期:2026-09-21
通讯作者:
李 岩,教授,博士;电子信箱:ly316@126.com。作者简介:第一联系人:为共同通信作者。
Fan Yichen1, Zhuang Ruoxi1, Qiu Zhaohui2, Han Dan3(
), Li Yan1(
)
Received:2025-11-19
Accepted:2026-05-08
Online:2026-09-21
Published:2026-09-21
Contact:
Li Yan, E-mail: ly316@126.com.摘要:
心血管植入式电子装置(cardiovascular implantable electronic device,CIED)是心律失常相关疾病重要的治疗和预防手段,目前其相关技术发展迅速。CIED植入在临床上可选择的常用入路包括锁骨下静脉、头静脉和腋静脉。该类手术入路的选择需综合评估静脉解剖特征、穿刺操作难度及装置远期使用的安全性与有效性。临床应用中,术者尤其需关注静脉入路的选择及其与穿刺成功率、可能并发症的关联。此外,X线、超声等影像学引导技术的应用有利于术者掌握静脉走行与毗邻结构,降低穿刺相关并发症风险,进一步提升手术成功率。该文结合静脉的解剖学特征与临床操作经验,总结了3种静脉的常见变异与相关风险,以及影像学引导的新技术,从而为临床心血管电子装置植入术提供解剖学参考。
中图分类号:
范逸尘, 庄若曦, 邱朝晖, 韩丹, 李岩. 心血管电子装置植入术中静脉入路选择的解剖学比较[J]. 上海交通大学学报(医学版), 2026, 46(9): 1299-1306.
Fan Yichen, Zhuang Ruoxi, Qiu Zhaohui, Han Dan, Li Yan. Anatomical comparison of venous access options during cardiovascular electronic device implantation[J]. Journal of Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Medical Science), 2026,(9): 1299-1306.
图1 锁骨下静脉分型示意图Note: A. Type Ⅰ. B. Type Ⅱ. C. Type Ⅲ. D. Type Ⅳ. IJV—internal jugular vein; R1—first rib; BCV—brachiocephalic vein; CLV—clavicle; SCV—subclavian vein; SCA—subclavian artery; SAM—anterior scalene muscle.
Fig 1 Schematic diagram of the classification of the subclavian vein
图2 头静脉变异示意图Note: A. Standard course. B. Absence of the cephalic vein. C. Cephalic vein drains into the internal jugular vein. D. Cephalic vein runs lateral to the deltoid-pectoralis groove. E. Cephalic vein is tortuous. AV—axillary vein; CV—cephalic vein.
Fig 2 Schematic diagram of the variations of the cephalic vein
图3 腋静脉变异示意图Note: A. Normal axillary vein. B. Two-branch variant. C. Three-branch variant. PMM—pectoralis minor muscle; BSV—basilic vein; MB—medial brachial vein; LB—lateral brachial vein; CB—common brachial vein.
Fig 3 Schematic diagram of variations of the axillary vein
图4 SVP、CVC及足侧透视下AVP的示意图Note: 1—SVP, insert the needle at an angle toward the supraclavicular fossa at the junction of the clavicle and the first rib to complete the puncture; 2—CVC, make a skin incision in the deltoid-pectoralis major groove, expose the cephalic vein, and perform a venotomy; 3—AVP, direct the needle toward the sternoclavicular joint and perform the puncture in the third segment of the axillary vein, located between the upper border of the pectoralis minor muscle and the lower border of the clavicle; 4—caudal fluoroscopy, this fluoroscopic angle enhances the safety of the puncture procedure.
Fig 4 Schematic diagram of SVP, CVC, and AVP under caudal fluoroscopy
| Parameter | SVP | CVC | AVP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X-ray fluoroscopy | Ultrasound guidance | |||
| Surface landmark | Junction of the clavicle and R1 | Deltoid-pectoralis groove | No distinct surface landmark, difficult to localize | |
| Depth | Deep; penetration of the subclavius muscle and fascia required | Superficial, course within the subcutaneous superficial fascia | Moderate, located beneath the deep fascia | |
| Diameter | Large, suitable for multiple-lead implantation | Small | Large, suitable for multiple-lead implantation | |
| Anatomical variation | Rare | Frequent | Frequent | |
| Trajectory | Straight, easy lead advancement to the heart | Tortuous, via the cephalic-subclavian vein angle | Straight, similar to the subclavian vein | |
| Adjacent structure | ||||
| Artery and nerve | Adjacent to the subclavian artery and brachial plexus; puncture errors frequently observed | No major vessels or nerves in proximity | Adjacent to the axillary artery and brachial plexus | |
| Pleura | Extremely close | Distant | Distant | |
| Passage through costoclavicular space | Yes | No | No | |
| Procedural difficulty | Moderate | Simple; surgical training required | Relatively high | Moderate; ultrasound equipment training required |
| Success rate | High (>95%) | Lower (~80%) | High (>95%) | |
| Procedure time | Short | Longer, cephalic vein cutdown required | Moderate | Short, reduced number of attempts |
| Complication risk | ||||
| Pneumothorax | High | No risk | Low | |
| Subclavian crush syndrome | High | Very low | Low | |
| Others | Risk of inadvertent arterial puncture, thoracic duct injury, and brachial plexus injury | Low risk of inadvertent puncture, risks of phlebitis and thrombosis | Risk of inadvertent arterial puncture and brachial plexus injury | Very low risk of inadvertent puncture |
| Risk related to imaging | ||||
| Radiation exposure | ‒ | ‒ | High | Low |
| Iodinated contrast medium | ‒ | ‒ | Required; potential nephrotoxicity | Not required |
表1 不同静脉入路的解剖学特征、手术成功率与风险比较
Tab 1 Anatomical characteristics, success rates, and risks of different venous access routes
| Parameter | SVP | CVC | AVP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X-ray fluoroscopy | Ultrasound guidance | |||
| Surface landmark | Junction of the clavicle and R1 | Deltoid-pectoralis groove | No distinct surface landmark, difficult to localize | |
| Depth | Deep; penetration of the subclavius muscle and fascia required | Superficial, course within the subcutaneous superficial fascia | Moderate, located beneath the deep fascia | |
| Diameter | Large, suitable for multiple-lead implantation | Small | Large, suitable for multiple-lead implantation | |
| Anatomical variation | Rare | Frequent | Frequent | |
| Trajectory | Straight, easy lead advancement to the heart | Tortuous, via the cephalic-subclavian vein angle | Straight, similar to the subclavian vein | |
| Adjacent structure | ||||
| Artery and nerve | Adjacent to the subclavian artery and brachial plexus; puncture errors frequently observed | No major vessels or nerves in proximity | Adjacent to the axillary artery and brachial plexus | |
| Pleura | Extremely close | Distant | Distant | |
| Passage through costoclavicular space | Yes | No | No | |
| Procedural difficulty | Moderate | Simple; surgical training required | Relatively high | Moderate; ultrasound equipment training required |
| Success rate | High (>95%) | Lower (~80%) | High (>95%) | |
| Procedure time | Short | Longer, cephalic vein cutdown required | Moderate | Short, reduced number of attempts |
| Complication risk | ||||
| Pneumothorax | High | No risk | Low | |
| Subclavian crush syndrome | High | Very low | Low | |
| Others | Risk of inadvertent arterial puncture, thoracic duct injury, and brachial plexus injury | Low risk of inadvertent puncture, risks of phlebitis and thrombosis | Risk of inadvertent arterial puncture and brachial plexus injury | Very low risk of inadvertent puncture |
| Risk related to imaging | ||||
| Radiation exposure | ‒ | ‒ | High | Low |
| Iodinated contrast medium | ‒ | ‒ | Required; potential nephrotoxicity | Not required |
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