Sterile Breast Drape

Description

The HALYARD General Surgery Breast Drapes are designed to support breast-related surgical procedures by providing a dependable barrier and integrated fluid and line management around the operative field. Built for consistency and efficiency in the operating room, the drapes combine high flame resistance with durable, low-lint fabric to help protect the sterile field while accommodating the practical needs of instrumentation, lines, and tubes.

Intended Use

• For breast-related surgical procedures where a protective barrier and organized fluid and tubing management are required around the surgical site.

Key Features

• Maximum flame-resistance rating suitable for use around lasers and other electrical instruments.
• Fabric resists tearing, strikethrough, and abrasion for reliable coverage during positioning and instrumentation.
• Surface compatible with secure attachment of lines and tubes to maintain an orderly field.
• Resists strikethrough from alcohol and other prep solutions to help protect the patient and equipment from fluid exposure.
• Lower lint to help reduce the risk of airborne bacterial transmission.
• Optional fabric reinforcements to reduce instrument slippage or to control fluid run-off as needed.
• Integrated tube and line management systems, including troughs and hook-and-loop features, to channel fluids and organize connections.

Design and Performance

The drape fabric balances strength and conformability, helping it stay in place without compromising access to the surgical site. Reinforcement options target high-traffic zones to limit slippage and guide fluids away from critical areas. Integrated troughs and attachment points streamline management of suction and monitoring lines, supporting workflow and visibility for the surgical team.

Usage Considerations

• Select configurations with the desired reinforcement and management features for the planned procedure.
• Use according to facility protocols for laser safety and electrical instrument use.
• Dispose of the drape per institutional guidelines after use.