·Heavyweight,premium fabric

·Absorbent reinforcement

 .Dual fenestration,circular elastic,6cm

·Anesthesia screen

·Armboard covers

·Cord-holding tabs

·Fluid control pouch with malleable wire drawstring pouch and port

Arthroscopy drapes are specialized sterile drapes used for orthopedic surgeries, particularly those involving joints like the knee. They feature a fluid collection pouch to manage the significant fluid usage in these procedures, have an elastic opening or fenestration to secure the limb, and incorporate line and cord holders for a more organized surgical site. These drapes create a sterile barrier, protecting the patient and healthcare workers from exposure to blood and bodily fluids.

Key Features and Functionality

Fluid Collection Pouch:

A large, integrated pouch designed to collect irrigation fluid used during the procedure, which can reach significant volumes. 

Elastic Fenestration:

An elastic opening or port that fits around the patient's limb, such as the knee or shoulder, to create a sterile barrier while allowing for the insertion of surgical instruments. 

Sterile Barrier:

Made from specialized materials, these drapes provide a barrier against micro-organisms, helping to prevent Surgical Site Infections (SSIs). 

Line and Cord Holders:

Tabs, hook-and-loop fasteners, or other devices that organize and secure surgical tubing, cords, and other equipment, maintaining a clean and safe operating field. 

Absorbent Reinforcement:

Some drapes include a poly-backed, absorbent material to manage fluid and protect against strike-through. 

Patient Comfort and Drapeability:

The drapes are made from soft, conformable materials that are gentle on the patient's skin. 

Typical Uses

Arthroscopy drapes are primarily used for:

Knee Arthroscopy: Specifically designed for dropped-leg positions, with features to manage fluid and secure the knee. 

Shoulder Arthroscopy: Drapes are available for shoulder procedures, with features that secure the arm and direct fluid away from the surgical site. 

Other Orthopedic Procedures: They can also be used for hip, extremity, and other orthopedic surgeries