Sterile Surgical Field Fenestrated Drape with Hole and Adhesive Sterile Disposable Medical Surgical Drape

Medical drapes work by layering multiple layers of absorbent paper-like tissue material together with a base layer that is impenetrable to liquids. This provides a sterile field to perform invasive procedures or handle the equipment involved in them without allowing environmental contamination to occur within the sterile field.

Medical drapes work by layering multiple layers of absorbent paper-like tissue material together with a base layer that is impenetrable to liquids. This provides a sterile field to perform invasive procedures or handle the equipment involved in them without allowing environmental contamination to occur within the sterile field. To aid medical providers in providing patient care, a variety of medical drape sheets are available to fit the many different requirements of healthcare today.

Product Features

•  Surgical Drapes

The surgical team should use surgical drapes to create a sterile barrier between the environment in the operating room and the surgical tools. Surgical drapes are also used to cover non-essential areas of the patient to prevent contamination of the surgical field.

•  Non-fenestrated Drapes

Non-fenestrated surgical drapes are used when an operation is on a localized area of the body that does not require an operating room setting. A healthcare provider should use these to surround the site of the injury to create a sterile field when providing treatment. These drapes do not have openings (or windows) in them; they surround the surgical site rather than cover it. In this way, they differ from fenestrated medical drapes.

•  Fenestrated Drapes

When treatment requires a precise area to work within, fenestrated surgical drapes can be used. These surgical drapes provide a barrier between the patient and the operating team with the added advantage of a window-like opening (fenestration) in them that allows the surgeon to work in a precise field of operation.

• Incise Drapes

An incise surgical drape is a transparent adhesive dressing placed over the skin where the operation will occur prior to an incision being made by the surgeon. It allows the skin to breathe, even through long procedures, and therefore prevents moisture from building up underneath. This type of surgical draping allows the skin to be manipulated so the surgeon can access the site while also providing a barrier to prevent contamination of the surgical field.

• Sterile Field Drapes

Sterile field drapes are used for bedside procedures that require a sterile field. The nursing team utilizes these kinds of medical drapes when performing tasks such as inserting an indwelling urinary catheter or performing a tracheostomy suctioning.

Suitable For

• Operating Theatre

• Emergency Departments

Specification

Customized size、color and packaging available.