Medical Hospital Operate Use Sterile Surgical Eye Ophthalmic Drapes With Pouch

An ophthalmic surgical drape is a sterile, disposable sheet of fabric used to cover the patient's face and eyes during an ophthalmic procedure. It is designed to create a sterile field around the surgical site and protect the patient from contamination.

Ophthalmic surgical drapes are typically made of non-woven fabric, such as polypropylene or polyethylene. They are available in various sizes and shapes, depending on the specific needs of the procedure.

During an ophthalmic surgery, the ophthalmic surgical drape is placed over the patient's face and eyes, with the edges tucked under the patient's ears or secured with tape. The drape is then carefully folded back to expose the surgical site, which is typically the eye or surrounding area.

Ophthalmic surgical drapes are essential for maintaining a sterile environment during ophthalmic procedures, as they help prevent contamination from the outside world. They also help protect the patient from dust, light, and other potential distractions during the surgery.

In addition to their use in ophthalmic procedures, ophthalmic surgical drapes are also commonly used in other types of surgeries, such as plastic surgery, where they help create a sterile field around the surgical site.

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• Product Name: Sterile Eye Ophthalmology Surgical Drape
• Application: Medical Use
• OEM/ODM: Available
• Features:

  • 1. Sterility: Ophthalmic surgical drapes are designed to be sterile, preventing contamination from the outside world. They are packaged in single-use units to ensure sterility.

  • 2. Adhesive: Some ophthalmic surgical drapes have adhesive backing, which helps secure the drape in place during the procedure. This feature helps prevent the drape from shifting or falling off during the surgery.

  • 3. Lightproof: Ophthalmic surgical drapes are designed to block out light, which can be distracting or harmful to the patient during surgery. They are usually made of black or gray fabric to help reduce the amount of light entering the surgical field.

  • 4. Easy to use: Ophthalmic surgical drapes are designed to be easy to use by medical professionals. They are usually pre-folded and ready to use, with no additional preparation required.

  • 5. Comfortable: Ophthalmic surgical drapes are designed to be comfortable for the patient during surgery. They are usually made of soft, breathable fabric, and are adjustable to fit different facial sizes and shapes.

  • 6. Disposable: The ophthalmic surgical drape should be designed to be disposable after a single use to minimize the risk of infection.

• Color: Blue Or As Your Request

Key words: SMS Ophthalmology Eye Drape, Disposable Cataract Eye Surgery Drape, Nonwoven Ophthalmic Drape, Medical Ophthalmic Drape, Ophthalmic Drape Sheet, Surgical Eye Drape, Disposable Ophthalmic Operation Drape

Applications:

Ophthalmic surgical drapes are typically used in ophthalmic procedures, such as cataract surgery, LASIK surgery, and other eye surgeries. The application of an ophthalmic surgical drape can be broken down into several steps:

1. Preparation: The surgical area is first cleaned and prepared according to the surgeon's instructions. This may involve using an antiseptic solution to clean the skin around the eye and applying a topical anesthetic to numb the area.

2. Draping: The ophthalmic surgical drape is then applied to the patient's face and eyes. The edges of the drape are tucked under the patient's ears or secured with tape to create a sterile field around the surgical site. The drape is then folded back to expose the surgical site, which is typically the eye or surrounding area.

3. Positioning: Once the surgical site is exposed, the patient is positioned according to the surgeon's instructions. This may involve adjusting the patient's head or positioning them on a special bed or chair.

4. Surgery: The surgeon then performs the procedure, which may involve using specialized instruments to remove or replace the affected eye tissue.

5. Draping Removal: After the surgery is complete, the ophthalmic surgical drape is removed in the reverse order of application. The edges of the drape are unfolded and removed from the patient's face and eyes, followed by any tape or other securing devices.

6. Postoperative Care: After the drape is removed, the patient is given postoperative care instructions, including how to care for the surgical site and any follow-up appointments that may be required.

Overall, the application of an ophthalmic surgical drape is an important step in ensuring a sterile environment during ophthalmic procedures, helping protect the patient from contamination and distractions during the surgery.

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Our company was founded in 2007, committed to the research and development, production and sales of medical consumables industry, covering an area of 5000 square meters, with more than 100 employees. All products produced by our factory have passed EU CE certification. In terms of quality inspection, we have established corresponding quality control procedures in strict accordance with the requirements of ISO13485:2016 quality system and EN13795 standard to ensure the standardized production and quality control of products. In the market, the products are sold to South Africa, Southeast Asia and Europe. Our after-sales service and technical support to customers have also been recognized by customers.

Our main surgical packs are Universal pack, Extremity pack, Arthroscopy pack, Lithotomy pack, Laparoscopy pack, C-section pack, Cystoscopy pack, TUR pack, Cardiovascular pack, ENT pack, Ophthalmic pack etc.

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