Ophthalmology and EENT Surgical Drapes

Ophthalmology and EENT Drapes

• Small, Mid and Large Drape with Adhesive Aperture
• Ophthalmic incise Drape
• Blepharoplasty Drape
• Aperture Drape
• Ophthalmic Incise Drape
• Eye Drape with Pouch
• EENT Split Drape
• Large EENT Split Drape
• Head / Bar Drape
• Bar Drape
• Aperture Drape
• Refractive drape

What they are

Ophthalmology and EENT (eye, ear, nose and throat) drapes are made for small, precise surgical fields close to the airway and face. These drapes are typically lightweight, with adhesive apertures, incise film or pouches, so the field stays exact and anesthesia equipment stays clear.

Drapes in this range

• Small, mid and large drapes with adhesive aperture
• Ophthalmic incise drapes
• Blepharoplasty drape
• Aperture drapes
• Eye drape with pouch
• EENT split drape and large EENT split drape
• Head/bar drape and bar drape
• Refractive drape

Typical uses

• Cataract and other eye procedures, using an incise drape or a drape with a pouch for fluid
• Refractive procedures
• Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty)
• Ear, nose and throat procedures, where a split drape frames the field around the head
• Procedures that need a bar or head drape to keep the field clear of the airway and anesthesia set-up

How to choose

1. Size the aperture. Small, mid and large adhesive-aperture drapes let you match the opening to the procedure.
2. Decide on fluid control. For irrigation-heavy eye cases, an eye drape with a pouch collects runoff.
3. Think about access around the head. Split and head/bar drapes help the team work around the face while keeping the airway accessible to anesthesia.
4. Standardize by procedure. High-volume eye services benefit from one drape per procedure type.

Ordering and bulk inquiries

Hospitals, surgery centers and distributors can order through our Miami, FL office. Send your list of ophthalmology and EENT drapes, estimated volumes and delivery address to sales@bodyguardus.com or call +1 (201) 881-2055. You can also use the contact page. We will confirm case quantities, pricing and lead time.

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