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Description
An adhesive aperture (fenestrated) surgical drape is a single-use barrier drape featuring a pre-cut opening surrounded by an integrated adhesive border. When applied to prepped skin, the adhesive forms a dependable seal that helps establish and maintain a sterile field, isolates the operative site, and reduces contamination and fluid ingress during procedures. The conformable construction allows smooth draping over varied body contours while supporting efficient workflow.
Key features
- Aperture with adhesive border to secure the drape and create a sealed working area
- Low-lint, fluid-resistant barrier to help minimize strike-through
- Conformable materials to drape uniformly and support visibility and access
- Individually packaged for aseptic presentation
Materials and configurations
- Available in polyethylene (PE) film or nonwoven constructions (availability varies by range)
- Multiple aperture sizes to suit different anatomical sites and techniques
- Optional reinforcement zones for added durability around high-stress areas
- Optional split styles and integrated drainage pouch, depending on variant
Use and sterilization
- Disposable, intended for single use
- Commonly supplied sterile for operating room use; sterility may vary by product line
Typical applications and selection
- Cross-specialty use, including general, orthopedic, gynecological, and urological procedures requiring a sealed aperture
- Selection considerations commonly include sterility, material, adhesion level, aperture size/type, reinforcement, split configuration, and pouch options
