Knee Arthroscopy Drape with Side Pouches

Description

The Protex4 Knee ACL T-Drape is a sterile, single-use orthopaedic drape designed for knee arthroscopy, including ACL reconstruction and related procedures. Its T-drape configuration combines a reinforced, elastomeric round aperture with generous absorbent zones and dual fluid-collection pouches to help maintain a controlled sterile field and manage arthroscopic irrigation efficiently.

Key features

• Elastomeric round aperture (6.5 cm diameter) conforms around the limb and cannulas for a secure, low-leak interface.
• Reinforced absorbent zone (56 x 140 cm) around the fenestration to manage splash and wick fluids away from the incision area.
• Dual side fluid-collection pouches (each 55 x 140 cm) with drainage ports to channel and evacuate irrigation fluid.
• Integrated armboard covers for rapid setup and consistent coverage.
• Dual cord/tube holders to organize arthroscopic lines and reduce clutter in the sterile field.
• Blue color for high contrast and clear visualization of instruments and fluids.

Technical specifications

• Category: Orthopaedic knee ACL drape (knee arthroscopy drape)
• Overall size: 300 x 350 cm
• Fenestration: Elastomeric round aperture, 6.5 cm diameter
• Reinforcement area: 56 x 140 cm absorbent/reinforced zone
• Fluid-collection pouches: Two side pouches with drainage ports, each 55 x 140 cm
• Sterility/use: Sterile; single-use
• Colour: Blue

Indications and use

• Intended procedures: Knee arthroscopy including ACL procedures, arthroscopic meniscectomy, arthroscopic excision, and other incision-based procedures on the knee.
• Designed to support standard arthroscopy positioning and portal access while helping to control fluid flow and maintain drape stability throughout the case.

Sterility and handling

• Supplied sterile for single-use to support aseptic technique. Do not reuse or re-sterilize.
• Dispose of according to local protocols for clinical waste and fluid management.
• Variant availability: Non-sterile variant available (e.g., for custom kit assembly or non-sterile field preparation as permitted by institutional policy).