Perforated Fabric Drapes

Perforated fabric drapes are made of tergal and have holes in various sizes for special surgical procedures to separate the sterile part of the surgical subject from the rest of the patient’s body. This drape is washable and autoclavable and can be sterilized and used repeatedly with its good quality and color stability. The drapes are specially folded before sterilization to make them easy to use. Perforated fabric drapes are available in various usable sizes.

Perforated fabric drapes applications

This product is used in many medical centers, hospitals, cosmetic surgery, and veterinary medicine. To prevent infections, sterilization methods are applied to fabrics used in surgical textiles. There are several methods for sterilization or sterilization around the world. These include autoclave steam and dry heat, etc. General applications of this versatile product include:

• Patient protection: Cloth drapes protect patients from infection and contamination by protecting non-surgical areas of the body
• Create a sterile space: By covering the areas around the surgical site, they help create a sterile environment
• Reduce the risk of infection: The use of cloth surgical drapes helps reduce the risk of deep and superficial infections after surgery
• Protect equipment: These drapes act as a protective layer for surgical instruments and equipment against contamination
• Maintain patient privacy: Cloth drapes help maintain patient privacy and provide greater comfort in the operating room

How to use drapes

When draped on the table or on the patient, you should be careful with the sterile drape, so that its edge covers the surgeon’s or nurse’s hand, so that only the surface under the drape comes into contact with the patient or table. When spreading the drapes, the hands should not be raised so high that they come into contact with the sialytic lamp nor lowered so low that they become contaminated with non-sterile equipment. The part of the drape that is below the table surface is always considered contaminated, and a sterile drape that is torn, dirty, or contaminated cannot be used and should be discarded.

Different types of drapes

• Plain and perforated drapes: Used to cover parts of the patient’s body, surgical tables, and operating room beds
• Mayo drapes: This type of drape is used like a pillowcase to cover the Mayo table or Mayo tray
• Special leg drapes: In genital or urinary and anal surgeries, this drape also covers the patient’s foot, which is in the stirrup of the bed, with the special leg drape
• Large perforated drapes: Large perforated drapes cover all parts of the patient’s body. This product leaves only the surgical site uncovered

Features Perforated Fabric

• Made from durable, washable terry cloth fabric
• Soft and delicate, pure cotton or cotton-polyester blends
• High quality and affordable price
• Provides patient privacy during surgery
• Capable of absorbing fluids and reducing the risk of contamination
• Available in standard and usable sizes