Product Description:
Orthopedic drape pack is a specialized surgical kit designed for
use in orthopedic procedures. It contains all the necessary drapes
and accessories to ensure a sterile surgical field, thereby
minimizing the risk of infection during surgery.
These disposable surgical packs are primarily used in orthopedic
surgeries such as joint replacements, fracture repairs, and other
bone-related procedures. They help ensure that the surgical area is
kept clean and sterile, reducing the risk of postoperative
infections and complications.
By providing all necessary components in a single package, the
orthopedic drape set helps streamline the setup process in the
operating room, ensuring that surgeons have everything they need
readily available for the procedure.
Technical Parameters:
| Product Category | Disposable Surgical Pack |
| Sample | Freight Collected |
| Material | SMS, PP, PE, Spunlace Non-woven Fabric |
| Application | Hospital And Clinic |
| Certificate | CE&ISO13485 |
| Efficiency | Allows for quick and efficient setup before a procedure |
| Feature | Soft, Procedure, Convenient, Waterproof |
| Sterility | Individually packaged in sterile bags |
| Infection Control | Key component of standard infection control practices |
| Detail | 1pc Back Table Cover 150x230cm 2pcs Reinforced Surgical Gown, XL(140x165cm) 2pcs Hand Towel 30x40cm 1pc Impervious Stockinette 30x120cm 1pc Top Drape 150x250cm 1pc U Drape 140x200cm 1pc U Drape 220x270cm 1pc OP Tape 10x50cm |
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Features:
Disposable surgical packs are commonly used in medical settings to
maintain a sterile environment during procedures. Here are some key
features of disposable surgical packs:
1. Sterility: The primary feature is that these disposable surgical
packs are pre-sterilized, ensuring a bacteria-free field for the
procedure. They are often packaged in a way that preserves their
sterility until they are opened.
2. Convenience: Disposable surgical packs come ready-to-use, which
saves time and reduces the risk of contamination.
3. Variety in Sizes and Shapes: The drapes in the disposable
surgical pack come in various sizes and shapes to suit different
types of procedures, from full-body drapes to smaller ones for
specific areas like arms or legs. This allows for maximum coverage
while minimizing waste.
4. Material Composition: Disposable surgical packs are typically
made from non-woven materials such as polypropylene or SMS fabrics,
which offer a combination of fluid resistance, breathability, and
comfort. Some may also have an absorbent layer to manage fluids.
5. Absorbency: Many drapes in the disposable surgical pack have an
absorbent layer to soak up any liquids, keeping the patient and
surrounding area dry, which is particularly important in surgeries
involving fluids.
6. Adhesive Borders: Some drapes in the disposable surgical pack
feature adhesive strips along their edges to secure them in place
without the need for clips or tape, providing a more stable
surgical field.
7. Ease of Use: The drapes in the disposable surgical pack
lightweight and can be easily spread out over the patient or
equipment, facilitating quick setup and efficient workflow in
healthcare settings.
Overall, disposable surgical packs prioritize patient safety,
convenience, and efficiency in medical practices, making them a
popular choice for maintaining a sterile operating environment.
Key Words: Orthopaedic Pack Supplier, Medical Orthopedic Pack Kit,
Orthopedic Surgical Pack, SMS Orthopedic Pack, Disposable
Orthopedics Pack
Applications:
Orthopedic surgical packs are specialized medical packs designed to
provide a sterile environment during orthopedic procedures. They
are crucial for maintaining a clean and aseptic field, reducing the
risk of infection, and protecting the patient from contaminants.
Here are some common applications of orthopedic surgical packs:
1. Procedures on the Upper Extremity:
- Shoulder Surgery: For procedures such as arthroscopic shoulder
surgery, the drapes in the disposable surgical pack are used to
cover the patient's body parts not involved in the surgery, keeping
the surgical site sterile.
- Elbow Surgery: Elbow surgery may involve the use of specific
drapes in the disposable surgical pack to cover the arm and
forearm, isolating the surgical area.
- Wrist Surgery: These disposable surgical packs are used to
maintain a sterile field during wrist procedures.
2. Procedures on the Lower Extremity:
- Hip Surgery: For hip replacements or other hip surgeries,
orthopedic drapes in the disposable surgical pack are used to cover
the patient's back and buttocks, leaving only the leg exposed.
- Knee Surgery: Knee arthroscopic or open surgeries require
specific drapes in the disposable surgical pack to cover the thigh
and lower leg, ensuring a sterile environment.
- Ankle Surgery: Ankle procedures may involve draping to isolate
the foot and lower leg.
3. Spinal Surgery:
- Spinal Fusion: Orthopedic drapes in the disposable surgical pack
are used to cover the patient's body parts not involved in the
surgery, maintaining a sterile field during spinal fusion
procedures.
- Laminectomy: For laminectomies, similar draping techniques are
employed to ensure a clean surgical area.
4. Reconstructive Surgery:
- Bone Grafting: Bone grafting procedures often require specific
draping in the disposable surgical pack to cover non-involved areas
and maintain sterility.
- Soft Tissue Reconstruction: These surgeries may involve extensive
draping to ensure that only the affected area is exposed and
contamination is minimized.
5. Trauma Surgeries:
- Open Fracture Repair: In cases of open fractures, orthopedic
drapes in the disposable surgical pack are essential to maintain a
sterile environment and protect against infection.
- Compartment Syndrome: These emergency surgeries require
meticulous draping to prepare for immediate intervention.
6. Arthroscopic Procedures:
- Joint Inspection and Repair: Arthroscopic procedures on joints
like the knee, shoulder, elbow, or wrist involve the use of
specialized drapes in the disposable surgical pack to create a
sterile working space.
7. Rehabilitation and Postoperative Care:
- Postoperative Dressings: Orthopedic surgical packs can also be
used postoperatively to dress wounds and maintain a clean
environment, aiding in healing and preventing infection.
8. Research and Educational Settings:
- Simulation Training: In medical training programs, orthopedic
surgical packs are often used in simulation training to teach
students how to prepare and maintain a sterile surgical field.
- Research Studies: Drapes in the disposable surgical pack may be
used in research settings to standardize conditions and ensure
reproducible results.
Overall, orthopedic surgical packs play a crucial role in
maintaining a safe and effective surgical environment, reducing the
risk of infection, and ensuring patient comfort and safety during
orthopedic procedures.
Customization:
Understanding the specific needs and preferences of individual
medical facilities or surgeons is crucial in providing an effective
customized service for disposable surgical packs. Here are some key
features that can be customized:
1. Pack contents: The disposable surgical pack can be customized to
include specific instruments, supplies, and materials that are
required for a particular procedure or surgery.
2. Material: The materials used in the disposable surgical pack,
such as the type of fabric or plastic used for the drapes and
sheets, can be customized based on the preference and requirements
of the medical facility or surgeon.
3. Size: The size of the disposable surgical pack can be customized
based on the type and complexity of the procedure, as well as the
size of the surgical team.
4. Labeling: The labeling of the disposable surgical pack can be
customized to include specific information about the contents of
the disposable surgical pack, such as the name of the procedure or
surgery and the date of expiration.
5. Packaging: The packaging of the disposable surgical pack can be
customized based on the preference and requirements of the medical
facility or surgeon, such as the type of container used for the
disposable surgical pack or the method of sterilization.
6. Delivery: The delivery of the disposable surgical pack can be
customized based on the schedule and location of the procedure,
such as direct delivery to the operating room or sterile field.
Overall, customizing disposable surgical packs can help improve
efficiency and reduce waste during surgery by ensuring that the
disposable surgical pack contains only the necessary instruments,
supplies, and materials required for the procedure. It can also
help reduce the risk of cross-contamination between patients by
ensuring that the disposable surgical pack is sterilized and
packaged according to specific standards.
Packing and Shipping:
Product Packaging:
The disposable surgical pack is packaged in a sterile, sealed plastic bag to ensure cleanliness
and safety. The bag is labeled with the product name, lot number,
and expiration date.
Shipping:
The disposable surgical pack is shipped in a sturdy cardboard box to prevent damage during
transportation. The box is labeled with the product name, quantity,
and shipping address.
