A drape with an absorbent reinforced feature is a specialized surgical drape designed for operating procedures. The absorbent reinforced area is strategically positioned to help absorb and contain fluids, maintaining a dry surgical field and reducing the risk of contamination.

This type of drape is designed to provide both a sterile barrier and effective moisture management during surgical procedures.

• This refers to a specific section of the drape that is constructed with an absorbent material, such as fabric or absorbent padding. This area is typically positioned in areas where fluid accumulation is anticipated.
• The drape itself is typically made of a sterile plastic or fabric material that creates a barrier to maintain a sterile field over the surgical site.
• Drape Variants also have pre-cut openings (fenestrations) that allow access to the surgical area while keeping the surrounding areas covered and sterile.
• The drape is equipped with an adhesive backing that adheres to the patient’s skin or gown, ensuring that it stays in place during the surgery.