•Lower lint than other drapes to reduce the risk of airborne bacterial transmission •A choice of fabric reinforcements designed either to reduce instrument slippage or control fluid run-off

Cloth Fenestrated Drape, 20” x 20” with 4” x ¾" Rectangle, High-Quality Autoclavable Drape, Colorfast and Washable/Reusable

2019年10月29日 · THE FENESTRATED SURGICAL DRAPES/TOWELS can be used in a surgical situation to allow access to operative site while protecting the surrounding area. Sterile surgical field drape is designed to cover an area of the body prior to performing surgical procedures or examinations.

2022年4月22日 · Sterile fenestrated drapes are used in almost every medical procedure. Before surgery, they are used to cover areas that are not part of the surgical procedure. The fenestrated drape may have Velcro to hold the catheter and venous (IV) line in place during surgery.

Bioseal's Sterile Fenestrated Drape is a sterile body sheet with a hole or "window" (fenestration) that exposes the incision site. It commonly used in hospitals and operating rooms.

THE FENESTRATED SURGICAL DRAPES/TOWELS can be used in a surgical situation to allow access to operative site while protecting the surrounding area. Sterile surgical field drape is designed to cover an area of the body prior to performing surgical procedures or examinations.

Universal Sterile Fenestrated Disposable Procedure Drapes. Product Description: Aperture surgical drapes can not only absorb fluids, but also prevent the penetration below the critical areas. They are used in settings such as ambulatory …

The fenestrated drape is the surgical drape specially used to perform surgery on specific parts of patients. There are holes for specific operation positions on the surgical drape. The surgeon only operates on the preset hole position.

Discover the Sterile Fenestrated Surgical Drape, a crucial component for minor surgical procedures. Engineered with a polyethylene middle layer, it effectively eliminates the risk of bacterial migration, ensuring a sterile environment.