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Ophthalmic Drape Specification

Shelf Life
2-5 Years (depending on sterility conditions)

Instruments Type
Surgical Drape

Function
Provides sterile operating environment in ophthalmic procedures

Usage Type
Single Use / Disposable

Features
Sterile, Fluid-resistant, Tear-resistant, Adhesive Fixation, Fenestration with adhesive surround

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight

Equipment Type
Ophthalmic Drape

Material
Non-Woven Fabric / SMS Polypropylene

Condition
New

Technology
Ultrasonic Sealed / Non-woven Lamination

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
No

Operating Type
Manual Application

Use
For covering during ophthalmic surgeries to maintain a sterile field

Dimension (L*W*H)
90 cm x 120 cm (other sizes available)

Weight
Lightweight (approx. 30-60 GSM depending on material)

Color
Blue/Green/Custom

Tear Resistance
Yes

Water Resistance
Yes, Impervious to fluid penetration

Application Site
Eye / Peri-ocular Region

Sterilization Method
EO (Ethylene Oxide) Sterilized

Compliance
CE / ISO Certified

Drape Type
Ophthalmic Drape with Fluid Collection Pouch

Latex Content
Latex-Free

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile pouch

Transparency
Opaque for privacy

Fenestration Size
Customizable (typically 6 cm x 8 cm)

Adhesive Border
Yes, with hypoallergenic adhesive

Edge Finish
Ultrasonically Sealed Edges

About Ophthalmic Drape

The Advin eye drape is designed to provide a sterile and secure covering during ophthalmic procedures. Made from soft, fluid-resistant material, it helps prevent contamination while ensuring patient comfort. The drape features an adhesive area or fenestration to expose only the surgical site, maintaining a controlled environment. Its lightweight design allows easy handling and proper placement by medical staff. Ideal for cataract and other eye surgeries, it supports precision and infection control. Advanced Features: Fluid-resistant material for a clean surgical field Adhesive or fenestrated opening for targeted exposure Soft, non-irritating fabric for patient comfort Secure fit to prevent movement during procedures Designed specifically for ophthalmic surgeries Product Also Knows As: ophthalmic drape, eye surgery drape.

Advanced Protection with Fluid Collection

Our ophthalmic drape is designed with an integrated fluid collection pouch and an adhesive border, providing superior fluid management during eye surgeries. The ultrasonically sealed edges prevent fluid leakage, while the non-woven material resists fluid penetration, ensuring a dry and secure operative field. With its reliable adhesive, the drape remains in place throughout the procedure, minimizing disruption or contamination risks.

Customizable and Comfortable Application

With customizable fenestration (typically 6 cm x 8 cm), this drape accommodates various surgical needs. The hypoallergenic adhesive ensures gentle fixation, reducing the risk of skin irritation even during prolonged procedures. Lightweight and available in blue, green, or custom colors, the drape offers practicality and comfort without compromising sterility or patient privacy.

FAQ's of Ophthalmic Drape:

Q: How is the ophthalmic drape applied during surgical procedures?

A: The drape is manually placed over the patient's eye or peri-ocular area after site preparation. The adhesive border, made with hypoallergenic material, ensures gentle but secure fixation, while the customizable fenestration allows precise exposure of the surgical site.

Q: What are the key benefits of using a drape with a fluid collection pouch?

A: The integrated fluid collection pouch captures irrigation fluids and bodily fluids during surgery, preventing contamination and maintaining a clean operative field. This minimizes the risk of infection and enhances the efficiency of surgical teams.

Q: When should I use this ophthalmic drape?

A: This drape is specifically designed for ophthalmic and peri-ocular surgeries where maintaining a sterile environment and effective fluid management is crucial. It is suitable for both minor and major eye procedures.

Q: Where is this drape typically used?

A: The ophthalmic drape is commonly used in hospitals, surgical centers, and eye clinics, primarily in operating rooms specializing in ophthalmic procedures, to maintain sterility and manage fluids.

Q: What materials are used and do they ensure patient safety?

A: Constructed from non-woven SMS polypropylene fabric, the drape is latex-free, tear-resistant, and fluid-impervious. The hypoallergenic adhesive minimizes allergic reactions, making it safe for sensitive skin and suitable for all patients.

Q: How should the drape be stored and handled before use?

A: Store the drape in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to maintain sterility. Each drape is individually packed in a sterile pouch; open the packaging only immediately before use to ensure a sterile environment.

Q: What compliance and safety standards does this drape meet?

A: The ophthalmic drape is CE and ISO certified, indicating adherence to international quality and safety standards. It is sterilized using EO (Ethylene Oxide) and individually packed to ensure sterility up to its shelf life of 2-5 years, when stored properly.

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