Medline Craniotomy T Surgical Drape With Pouch

Medline Craniotomy T Surgical Drape with Pouch

When it comes to surgical procedures, having the right drape can make all the difference. That's why Medline offers the Craniotomy T Surgical Drape with Pouch, a top-of-the-line product designed to enhance barrier strength and provide exceptional protection during craniotomy surgeries.

Features

• High-Quality SMS Fabric: This drape is made of 100% polypropylene, using the latest generation SMS technology. Its five strong fiber layers offer excellent barrier strength, ensuring maximum protection.
• Soft and Drapeable: Despite its high barrier strength, the Medline Craniotomy T Surgical Drape with Pouch is soft and drapeable. This ensures comfort for both the patient and the surgical team.
• Reinforced Zone: The drape includes a 20" x 24" impervious reinforced zone, meeting AAMI PB70 Level 4 standards. This reinforced area provides an extra layer of protection in critical areas.
• Fluid-Control Pouch: An attached fluid-control pouch is included in the drape. This pouch helps to contain fluids and prevent contamination during the surgery.
• Clear Armboard Covers: The drape also comes with clear armboard covers, ensuring easy access and visibility during the procedure.
• Hook-and-Loop Line Holders: For added convenience, the Medline Craniotomy T Surgical Drape with Pouch features hook-and-loop line holders. These holders keep lines and cables securely in place, reducing the risk of interference during surgery.

Benefits

• Enhanced Barrier Protection: The SMS fabric used in this drape offers exceptional barrier strength, providing increased protection against contamination.
• Comfortable and Easy to Use: The soft and drapeable material ensures comfort for the patient, while the convenient features like the fluid-control pouch and armboard covers make it easy for the surgical team to perform procedures without interruption.
• Secure and Convenient: The hook-and-loop line holders keep lines and cables in place, reducing the risk of interference and making the surgical process more efficient.