Surgical Incise Film Specification
2025-09-21
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Surgical Incise Film- with iodine |
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Material |
Polyethylene or Polyurethane film, iodine, medical acrylic, release paper |
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Features |
1. Thin but extremely strong, no residue, no pain to the skin when peeling off
2. will not roll up when using
3. Bacteria proof and waterproof film
4. Sterilized by gamma irradiation
5. Adheres right up to wound edge
6. Transparent surface and easy to observe the wound
7. Conformable and elastic
8. Antibacterial
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Size |
Regular Size：
20*30 cm
30*30 cm
30*40 cm
Other Size:
15*20 cm
Can be customized according to customers’ requirement
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Usage |
Barrier Protection – Creates a sterile field, preventing microbial migration from non-sterile to sterile areas.
Fluid Resistance – Absorbs or repels fluids (blood, irrigation fluids) to reduce contamination risks.
Infection Control – Minimizes surgical site infections by blocking pathogens.
Patient Safety – Reduces cross-contamination between patient and healthcare providers.
Visibility & Organization – Color-contrasted or transparent zones enhance procedural accuracy.
Aplicable to all types of surgeries
Orthopedics
Neurosurgery
Major abdominal surgeries
Plastic surgery
Open cardiology
Ophthalmology
Pediatrics
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Instructions for use
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Ensure the hands are washed and wear the gloves.
Select an appropriate drape size/material
Unfold the drape without contaminating the sterile surface.
Place it over the patient, starting from the incision site outward.
Secure adhesive edges (if present) to prevent slippage.
Avoid repositioning to maintain sterility.
Replace if torn or saturated with fluids.
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Precautions |
Sterility Maintenance – Do not touch non-sterile surfaces after draping.
Proper Fit – Ensure full coverage of operative area with adequate overlap.
Material Compatibility – Check for patient allergies (e.g., latex-free adhesives).
Disposal – Discard as biohazard waste post-procedure.
Fire Safety – Use flame-retardant drapes in laser/electrosurgery to prevent ignition.
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