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Worn by surgeons to maintain a sterile surgical field and reduce risk of infection. Used in all types of surgeries.

Adhesive drape that provides a sterile surface around the incision site. Used for many types of surgeries to prevent contamination.

Specialized drape designed for eye surgery to isolate the operative site and protect surrounding areas.

Used to absorb fluids during surgery, often with a waterproof layer to prevent soak through.

Has a pre-cut opening (fenestration) to expose the surgical site whilst maintaining sterility on other areas.

Designed for gynecological and urological procedures, providing access while maintaining sterility.

Specially designed for orthopedic surgeries to accommodate extremities and allow for fluid collection.

Large drape used for abdominal surgeries, often with multiple fenestrations or incise areas.

Used for cardiac and vascular surgeries with features such as pouches for fluid collection.

Sterile cover for the Mayo stand, keeping the tray and instruments sterile during surgery.

Specially designed for Cesarean sections with incise area and fluid collection features.

Shaped in a 'U' to frame a specific area, used for head, neck, and extremity surgeries.

Designed for angiography procedures, it often has adhesive sides and clear panels for imaging equipment.

Has a split that can be positioned around surgical site, allowing flexibility in drape placement.