Angiography Drapes

• Femoral Angiography Drape
• Angiography Sheet
• Branchial Angiography drape
• Radial / Brachial Drape
• Brachial Angiography Drape
• Radial / Femoral Angiography Drape

What they are

Angiography drapes are designed for catheter-based procedures in the cath lab and interventional suite. They give a long sterile field for wires and catheters, openings over the access site and coverage of the imaging table. The access site, femoral (groin) or radial/brachial (arm), determines which drape fits the case.

Drapes in this range

• Femoral angiography drape
• Brachial angiography drape
• Radial/brachial drape
• Radial/femoral angiography drape
• Angiography sheet

Typical uses

• Diagnostic and interventional coronary angiography
• Peripheral angiography and vascular interventions
• Procedures with femoral access
• Procedures with radial or brachial (arm) access
• Cases where the team may switch between radial and femoral access

How to choose

1. Match the access site. Use the femoral drape for groin access and the radial/brachial drape for arm access. Choose the radial/femoral drape when both sites need to be available.
2. Check table coverage. The drape or sheet should cover the full length of your imaging table.
3. Plan equipment covers. Ask about C-arm and fluoroscope covers from our ancillary drapes range to complete the set-up.
4. Standardize by lab. One standard drape per procedure type makes set-up faster for cath lab teams.

Why the access site matters

Radial and femoral access put the working field in different places. A drape designed for the access site keeps the opening, the catheter path and the covered areas where the team expects them.

Ordering and bulk inquiries

Bodyguard Advanced Materials LLC handles US orders from its Miami, FL office. Email sales@bodyguardus.com, call +1 (201) 881-2055 or use the Price Offer / Sample Request form on this page. Tell us the angiography drapes you need, your expected monthly usage and your delivery location, and we will reply with availability, case quantities and pricing.

Read our buying guide: Specialty Surgical Drapes Guide: What Each Drape Is For