Medline Brachial Angiography Surgical Drape, 1/EA

Brachial Angiography Surgical Drape, 1/EA

This brachial angiography surgical drape is a disposable fenestrated drape for cath lab procedures. It is a practical choice for teams that need a drape sized for brachial angiography workflow while using SMS fabric. The drape measures 97 x 112 cm and includes a 2-3/4 inch circular fenestration with incise and a 12 x 13 inch absorbent reinforcement.

Good Fit For

• Cath lab procedure rooms
• Brachial angiography setup
• Single-use procedural draping

Key Features

• Brachial angiography surgical drape supports cath lab procedure setup
• Disposable design helps simplify single-use procedure workflow
• Fenestrated format helps position the drape for the procedure site
• SMS fabric uses five fiber layers for high barrier strength
• Made of 100% polypropylene for a soft feel and more uniform fiber lay-down
• 97 x 112 cm drape includes a 2-3/4 inch circular fenestration with incise and a 12 x 13 inch absorbent reinforcement

Applications and Usage

• Preparing the sterile field for brachial angiography procedures in the cath lab
• Draping around the procedure site with a built-in fenestration
• Managing fluid around the site with the absorbent reinforcement area

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 97 x 112 cm.
• This is a disposable drape intended for single-use workflow.
• The fenestration on this SKU is 2-3/4 inch circular with incise.
• Check the drape size and reinforcement area against your procedure setup before ordering.

FAQ

• Is this drape fenestrated? Yes. This brachial angiography surgical drape has a circular fenestration with incise.
• What size is the drape? The drape measures 97 x 112 cm.
• What is the fenestration size? This drape has a 2-3/4 inch circular fenestration.
• Does the drape include an absorbent reinforcement area? Yes. The drape includes a 12 x 13 inch absorbent reinforcement.
• Where is this drape typically used? The source details point to cath lab use, specifically for brachial angiography procedures.

From Medline.