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Angiography surgical packs are sterile sets of drapes, gowns, and other supplies used during angiography procedures to maintain a sterile field and facilitate the procedure. They are designed to minimize infection risk and streamline the setup of the operating room. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Purpose:

Sterility:

Angiography packs ensure a sterile environment for the procedure, reducing the risk of infection. 

Efficiency:

They provide all necessary components in one convenient pack, saving time and effort in the operating room. 

Fluid Management:

Drapes and absorbent materials help manage fluids during the procedure, keeping the surgical site clean and dry. 

Typical Components:

Drapes: Include fenestrated drapes (with a hole for the insertion site), back table covers, and mayo stand covers. 

Gowns: Surgical gowns for the surgical team. 

Towels: Absorbent towels for draping and patient care. 

Gauze Sponges: Used for cleaning and absorbing fluids. 

Forceps and Scissors: Instruments for handling tissue and making incisions. 

Other Items: May include basins, bowls, measuring cups, and instrument protectors. 

Benefits:

Reduced Infection Risk: Minimizes the chances of surgical site infections. 

Improved Workflow: Streamlines the setup of the operating room and procedure. 

Cost-Effective: Can be more economical than sourcing individual items. 

Key Features:

Sterility: Packs are sterilized to ensure a sterile environment. 

Reinforced Fabric: Drapes often include reinforced areas for increased strength and absorbency. 

Fluid Control: Designed to manage fluids effectively during the procedure. 

Patient Comfort: Some packs include materials that are soft and comfortable for the patient.