Medline Sterile Craniotomy Surgical Drape with Pouch, 8 EA/CS

Sterile Craniotomy Surgical Drape with Pouch, 8 EA/CS

This sterile craniotomy surgical drape with pouch is a disposable surgical drape for EENT and neurology procedures. Buyers choosing supplies for craniotomy setups may prefer it for its attached fluid-control pouch and hook-and-loop line holders that can help support an organized field. The drape measures 254 x 264 cm and includes an 18 x 28 inch reinforced zone with a block incise.

Good Fit For

• Craniotomy procedure setups
• EENT and neurology departments
• Single-use sterile field preparation

Key Features

• Sterile disposable craniotomy surgical drape for procedure-room use
• Attached fluid-control pouch helps manage fluids during the case
• Hook-and-loop line holders support line organization on the field
• Large 254 x 264 cm drape size suits craniotomy coverage needs
• 18 x 28 inch reinforced zone adds protection in the critical area
• SMS fabric uses five fiber layers for high barrier strength

Applications and Usage

• Setting up a sterile field for craniotomy procedures
• Managing fluid collection during neurology surgical cases
• Organizing lines within the draped surgical area

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 254 x 264 cm.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This drape is intended for disposable, single-use workflow.
• The reinforced zone and attached pouch may be important when comparing drapes for craniotomy setup needs.
• Buyers may want to confirm the 254 x 264 cm size matches their preferred coverage for the procedure.

FAQ

• Is this drape sterile? Yes. This craniotomy surgical drape is sterile.
• What kind of procedure is this drape intended for? This drape is intended for craniotomy procedures and is aligned with EENT and neurology use.
• Does this drape include a pouch? Yes. The drape includes an attached fluid-control pouch.
• What size is the drape? The drape measures 254 x 264 cm.
• Does the drape have a reinforced area? Yes. It includes an 18 x 28 inch reinforced zone and a block incise.

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