Medline Craniotomy T Surgical Drape with Pouch, 1/EA

Craniotomy T Surgical Drape with Pouch, 1/EA

This craniotomy T surgical drape with pouch is a disposable surgical drape for EENT and neurology procedures. Buyers choosing drapes for craniotomy setups may value the SMS construction for high barrier strength along with workflow details such as the attached fluid-control pouch, clear armboard covers, and hook-and-loop line holders. The drape also includes a 20 inch x 24 inch impervious reinforced zone and a block incise area.

Good Fit For

• EENT and neurology procedure rooms
• Craniotomy surgical setups
• Single-use draping workflows

Key Features

• Disposable craniotomy T surgical drape for single-use procedure setups
• SMS fabric uses five strong fiber layers for exceptionally high barrier strength
• Made of 100% polypropylene for a soft feel and more uniform fiber lay-down
• 20 inch x 24 inch impervious reinforced zone supports the procedure area
• Attached fluid-control pouch helps manage fluids during use
• Includes clear armboard covers and hook-and-loop line holders for organized setup

Applications and Usage

• Preparing the sterile field for craniotomy procedures
• Managing fluid collection during surgical cases with the attached pouch
• Organizing lines during procedures with hook-and-loop line holders
• Covering armboards with the included clear armboard covers

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This drape is disposable, so it is intended for single-use workflows.
• The drape is not fenestrated, which may matter for buyers comparing drape styles.
• This SKU is sold as one each.

FAQ

• Is this craniotomy drape disposable? Yes. This is a disposable surgical drape intended for single-use procedure setups.
• Does the drape include a fluid-control pouch? Yes. The drape includes an attached fluid-control pouch.
• What material is used in this surgical drape? The drape is made of 100% polypropylene SMS fabric.
• Does this drape have a reinforced zone? Yes. It includes a 20 inch x 24 inch impervious reinforced zone.
• Is this surgical drape fenestrated? No. This craniotomy T surgical drape is not fenestrated.

From Medline.