Products: Underbuttock drape

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 gynecology and obstetrics of 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

An Underbuttock Drape is a sterile surgical drape designed to be placed under a patient's buttocks during procedures like lithotomy, vaginal deliveries, and gynecological surgeries to create a sterile field, control and collect bodily fluids, and protect both the patient and medical staff from contamination. These specialized drapes often feature an integrated fluid collection pouch, a drain port, and adhesive closure for easy and efficient fluid management.

Key Features and Functions

Fluid Management:

The primary purpose is to collect and channel fluids away from the sterile surgical area, often into a specialized pouch equipped with a suction port and drainage system. 

Aseptic Barrier:

Like other surgical drapes, it creates a sterile field, preventing the spread of infection and protecting the patient from contamination by establishing a barrier between sterile and non-sterile areas. 

Procedure-Specific Design:

Underbuttock drapes are specifically designed for procedures where the patient is positioned in a lithotomy position, such as vaginal deliveries, gynecological exams, and some anterior and posterior repairs. 

Patient Comfort and Privacy:

They help to maintain the patient's dignity and privacy by covering a sensitive area and providing a comfortable and professional environment. 

Staff Protection:

The fluid collection and barrier functions help protect medical staff from contact with blood and other bodily fluids, reducing the risk of infection exposure. 

Integrated Features:

Many underbuttock drapes come with reinforced sections for added durability, a malleable strip to hold the pouch in place, and printed graduations to help measure collected fluids.