Top Surgical Incise Drapes for Enhanced Infection Control
| Parameter |
Description |
| Material |
Polyurethane (PU) Film |
| Antimicrobial Agent |
Iodine or other antimicrobial compounds |
| Transparency |
High transparency for easy observation of the surgical site |
| Adhesiveness |
Strong adhesive properties to ensure secure attachment to the skin |
| Breathability |
Permeable to gases and moisture, reducing the risk of skin maceration |
| Sterility |
Sterile and ready-to-use, typically supplied in individual packaging |
| Elasticity |
Flexible and conformable to various body contours |
| Thickness |
Thin film to ensure patient comfort and flexibility during surgical procedures |
| Sizes Available |
Multiple sizes available to fit different surgical sites and needs |
| Usage |
Designed for use in surgical procedures to cover and protect the incision area |
| Antimicrobial Duration |
Sustained release of antimicrobial agent to provide long-lasting protection |
| Application |
Applied to clean, dry skin in the surgical area before incision |
| Removal |
Easy to remove without leaving residue or causing damage to the skin |
| Shelf Life |
Typically 3-5 years, depending on the manufacturer |
| Regulatory Compliance |
Complies with relevant medical device regulations and standards |
Features:
Breathable: Allows for moisture vapor transmission, reducing the risk of surgical site infections.
Waterproof: Prevents liquid strikethrough, keeping the surgical site clean and dry.
Adhesive: Gentle, hypoallergenic adhesive minimizes skin irritation and trauma.
Flexible: Conforms to the body, allowing for ease of movement and positioning.
Transparent: Provides clear visibility of the surgical site.
Sterile: Sterilized by autoclave, ethylene oxide, or radiation sterilization.
Advantages:
1. Reduced risk of surgical site infections
2. Minimized skin irritation and trauma
3. Easy to use and position
4. Clear visibility of the surgical site
5. Flexible and conformable
6. Sterile and reliable
Usage Scenarios:
1. Surgical procedures: General surgery, orthopedic, neurosurgery, cardiovascular, and other procedures.
2. Wound care: Covering and protecting wounds, burns, and ulcers.
3. Cast and splint applications: Preventing moisture buildup and skin irritation.
4. Medical device fixation: Securing medical devices, such as sensors and electrodes.
5. Emergency medical services: As a temporary dressing for wounds and injuries.
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