. Fenestration,full  incise,23 x 35.5cm

·Reinforcement  below  pouch, 43x56cm

·Armboard covers

·360-degree fluid control pouch with contoured foam ring,Cord-Holding tab and ports

·Cord-Holding Tabs

Measure: Regular size or customized

Material: Could be made with SMS, Bi-SPP Lamination fabric, Tri-SPP Lamination fabric, Bi-Viscose Lamination fabric, Tri- Viscose Lamination fabric, PE film, SS

Feature: Disposable and EO sterilizable

Usage: It is used in the operation room for caesarean and laparotomy surgery, the product is no irritation, no toxicity and inodorous to human, there is no energy and no side effect to body. 

Can be used to improve the ease, efficiency and safety of surgical procedure, meanwhile Reduced the risks of accidental cross infection

Packaging: Individual packed in paper&plastic sterile bag, or customized packing

Cesarean drapes are specialized sterile barriers used during a C-section to create and maintain a sterile surgical field, protecting the patient, baby, and surgical team from infection and fluid contamination. They feature an incised window for surgical access, a fluid collection pouch, and often a clear anesthesia screen to allow the mother to see her baby immediately after birth, facilitating skin-to-skin contact and a more natural birthing experience. 

Key Features and Purpose

Sterile Barrier:

The primary function is to isolate the surgical area, preventing bacteria and other microorganisms from entering the wound and causing an infection. 

Fluid Management:

Integrated fluid collection pouches with drains or foam edges manage fluids, keeping the operating field clean and dry. 

Clear Anesthesia Screen:

Many drapes have a clear screen that allows the mother to see the baby as soon as it's delivered, promoting bonding. 

Skin-to-Skin Contact:

Some specialized drapes are designed as "hatch" drapes, enabling the baby to be delivered directly onto the mother's chest while the sterile barrier remains intact. 

Adhesive Incise Film:

A sticky film with a surgical opening (fenestration) secures the drape to the patient's skin and provides the point of access for the surgery. 

Organized Working Area:

Built-in features like tube holders help organize medical tubing and cables, reducing clutter and hazards in the operating room. 

Specialized Materials:

Made from impermeable and absorbent non-woven fabrics to resist fluid strikethrough and maintain a sterile environment.