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 fits buyers who need a drape sized for brachial angiography with an integrated opening and absorbent reinforcement to support procedural setup. The drape measures 97 x 112 cm and includes a 2-3/4 inch circular fenestration with incise plus a 12 x 13 inch absorbent reinforcement.

Good Fit For

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

Key Features

• Brachial angiography surgical drape for cath lab use
• Disposable format supports single-use procedural workflow
• Fenestrated design helps position the drape for access at the procedure site
• 97 x 112 cm size gives buyers a clear format reference for setup
• Includes a 2-3/4 inch circular fenestration with incise
• 12 x 13 inch absorbent reinforcement adds coverage in the reinforced area

Applications and Usage

• Preparing the sterile field for brachial angiography procedures in the cath lab
• Covering the patient area while maintaining access through the fenestration
• Using absorbent reinforcement where added fluid management support is needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 97 x 112 cm.
• This SKU is a fenestrated brachial angiography drape, so buyers should confirm the opening format matches their procedure preference.
• The drape is disposable, which may suit single-procedure workflows and turnover needs.
• Size is 97 x 112 cm, so it is worth confirming field coverage needs before ordering.

FAQ

• Is this drape fenestrated? Yes. This brachial angiography surgical drape is fenestrated and includes a 2-3/4 inch circular fenestration with incise.
• What size is this surgical drape? This drape measures 97 x 112 cm.
• Is this drape disposable or reusable? This brachial angiography drape is disposable.
• Does this drape include absorbent reinforcement? Yes. The drape includes a 12 x 13 inch absorbent reinforcement.

From Medline.