Cystoscopy Drapes

• Cystoscopy T drape
• Urological Drape
• Lithotomy Drape with Fluid Control pouch
• Urological Drape

What they are

Cystoscopy and urology drapes are designed for procedures done in the lithotomy position with heavy irrigation. In these cases, fluid control is the main design concern. The drape has to cover the legs and table, keep the perineal field accessible and direct irrigation fluid away from the floor and the team.

Drapes in this range

• Cystoscopy T drape
• Urological drapes
• Lithotomy drape with fluid control pouch

Typical uses

• Cystoscopy and other endoscopic urology procedures
• Transurethral procedures that use continuous irrigation
• Urologic procedures in the lithotomy position
• Procedures where a fluid control pouch collects irrigation runoff

Key points

• T-drape design. The cystoscopy T drape gives a defined perineal field with leg coverage.
• Fluid control. The lithotomy drape with fluid control pouch collects irrigation fluid at the field.
• Urological drapes. These general drapes cover a range of urology cases.

How to choose

1. Estimate fluid volume. For long or high-irrigation cases, choose a drape with a fluid control pouch.
2. Check the fit with your stirrups and table. Leg coverage should match your lithotomy set-up.
3. Consider a pack. Our standard pack range includes a cystoscopy pack for high-volume urology rooms.
4. Involve environmental services. Good fluid control at the drape means less clean-up during room turnover.

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 cystoscopy and urology 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