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Providing a comprehensive and complete selection of surgical drapes and ancillary products that offer patients and clinicians the protection they want and need  all surgical procedures.

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Surgical Drapes

Providing a comprehensive and complete selection of surgical drapes and ancillary products that offer patients and clinicians the protection they want and need  all surgical procedures. The enhanced line of Surgical Drapes provides improved drapeability*, additional cord management features* and AAMI level 4 protection.

Our surgical drape options in AAMI Level 3 and 4 engineered to meet the industry testing criteria. Product packaging is colour-coded to indicated AAMI protection level.

Surgical Drapes are engineered to pass the industry standard tests that measure fluid penetration to provide AAMI level 4 protection. They are resistant to abrasion and puncture, yet their flexible, cloth-like properties allow them to drape naturally, following the contours  of the patient. Classified as a Level 4 device under the AAMI guidelines for barrier performance in the critical zone, Surgical Drapes provide the highest level of barrier protection available in a surgical drape.

TECNODRAPE Surgical Incision Antimicrobial Drape

TECNODRAPE is an iodine impregnated surgical incise drape. It is effective and essential protection against the contamination of the operating field and surgical incision site. TecnoDrape is designed to prevent the transmission of pathogens from the non-sterile skin towards the sterile surgical field and in-turn reduce the risk of the patient developing a surgical site infection.

Features & Benefits

TECNODRAPE Product Codes and Sizes

Woman Centred C-Section Draping

Our new innovative Woman Centered Caesarean Drape was developed in collaboration with obstetricians and midwifes to support the current research that early
“skin to skin” contact between a new born baby and mother is hugely beneficial in enhancing the birthing experience for those women which require a C-Section delivery.

  • An aperture in the drape allows the baby to pass through following its delivery for immediate skin to skin contact with the mother, which stimulates bonding and breast feeding¹’²
  • Encourages and facilitates the inclusion of the father/partner during the birth for the cutting of the cord¹’².
  • Overall enhances the experience for mothers creating a more gentle Caesarean Section birth.
References
1. Hunter et al. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth (2017) 17:322
2. O’Sullivan et al. Poster; University Maternity Hospital Limerick, Woman Centred Approach to Caesarean Birth (2017)

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