Neurosurgery Drape Packs

• Craniotomy Drape
• Neurological Drape
• Universal Spine Drape
• Craniotomy Split Drape

What they are

Neurosurgery drapes are designed for cranial and spinal procedures. Cranial cases need a drape that seals around the head, often with the head held in a fixation frame, and handles irrigation. Spine cases need a long opening along the back and coverage of the full table.

Drapes in this range

• Craniotomy drape
• Craniotomy split drape
• Neurological drape
• Universal spine drape

Typical uses

• Craniotomy and other cranial procedures
• Cranial cases where a split drape fits around the head and fixation equipment
• Spinal procedures on the cervical, thoracic or lumbar spine, using the universal spine drape
• General neurosurgical procedures, using the neurological drape

How to choose

1. Cranial or spinal? Use the craniotomy drapes for head cases and the universal spine drape for back cases.
2. Check the fit around fixation devices. A split drape can make it easier to drape around a head frame.
3. Plan for irrigation. Neurosurgery often uses steady irrigation. Ask our team how each drape handles fluid.
4. Look at the whole set-up. Pair the drapes with back table covers, Mayo stand covers and instrument pouches from our ancillary drapes range, or ask about packing the set-up as a pack.

Why standardize neurosurgery drapes

Neurosurgical cases are long and equipment-heavy. Using the same drape for the same procedure type keeps the field and layout predictable for the whole team.

Ordering and bulk inquiries

For bulk pricing or samples, contact Bodyguard Advanced Materials LLC in Miami, FL: sales@bodyguardus.com or +1 (201) 881-2055. Include the neurosurgery drapes you are interested in, approximate quantities and your ship-to location, and our team will confirm availability, packaging and lead time.

Read our buying guide: Surgical Drape Packs and Standard Procedure Trays: How to Choose