Description
Ophthalmic drape or surgical eye drape is used in Ophthalmic surgeries such as cataract surgery, glaucoma surgery, retinal surgery, and corneal transplant surgery.
is a specialized sterile covering used during ophthalmic surgeries to maintain a clean and sterile surgical field around the eye preventing contamination and reduce the risk of infection during delicate eye procedures.
- Adhesive Fenestration: The drape has a pre-cut hole or fenestration that is precisely positioned over the eye area. This allows access to the surgical site while keeping the surrounding area covered.
- Clear Plastic Film: The drape is usually made of a transparent or translucent plastic material that allows the surgical team to monitor the procedure and maintain visibility of the eye.
- Adhesive Backing: The drape is equipped with an adhesive backing that adheres to the patient’s skin or around the eye area, ensuring that it stays securely in place throughout the surgery.
- Absorbent Material: Some eye drapes may have absorbent features to manage excess fluids and maintain a dry surgical environment.
