Medline Femoral Angiography Surgical Drape with Zip-Strip, 1/EA

Femoral Angiography Surgical Drape with Zip-Strip, 1/EA

This femoral angiography surgical drape with Zip-Strip is a sterile, disposable drape for cath lab procedures. It fits femoral angiography workflows where buyers want a strong barrier and easier post-procedure drape removal. The nonwoven construction uses five fiber layers, and the Zip-Strip is designed to create an impermeable seal.

Good Fit For

• Cath lab femoral angiography procedures
• Central line workflows that benefit from easier drape removal
• PICC procedures where seam-splitting removal is useful

Key Features

• Sterile disposable drape for femoral angiography use in the cath lab
• Zip-Strip creates a secure, impermeable seal to support a sterile environment
• Zip-Strip splits at the seam for easier drape removal after the procedure
• Five-layer nonwoven fabric offers high barrier strength
• Made from 100% polypropylene for a soft feel

Applications and Usage

• Maintaining a sterile field during femoral angiography procedures
• Supporting cath lab setups that need a strong barrier drape
• Helping streamline drape removal after Central Line procedures
• Helping streamline drape removal after PICC procedures

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This drape is intended for disposable, single-use workflow.
• The service type is femoral angiography, so buyers should confirm it matches their procedure setup.
• Zip-Strip removal benefits are specifically noted for Central Line and PICC procedures.

FAQ

• Is this drape sterile? Yes. This femoral angiography surgical drape is sterile.
• What type of procedures is this drape meant for? This drape is intended for femoral angiography use and is associated with cath lab workflows.
• What does the Zip-Strip do? The Zip-Strip creates a secure, impermeable seal and then splits at the seam to make drape removal easier.
• What material is used in the drape construction? The drape is made of 100% polypropylene nonwoven fabric.
• How many layers does the drape fabric have? The nonwoven fabric is described as a five-layer construction for high barrier strength.

From Medline.