Pacemaker Drapes

• Pacemaker Drape
• Pacemaker Sheet
• Pacemaker Angiography sheet
• Fluoroscope procedure sheet

What they are

Pacemaker drapes are designed for cardiac device implant procedures. These cases are usually done under fluoroscopy in an EP lab, cath lab or OR. The drape has to cover the patient and the procedure table, often alongside imaging equipment, while leaving a clean field over the implant site on the upper chest.

Drapes in this range

• Pacemaker drape
• Pacemaker sheet
• Pacemaker angiography sheet
• Fluoroscope procedure sheet

Typical uses

• Pacemaker implant and generator change procedures
• Other cardiac device implant procedures done at the upper chest
• Procedures that combine device implant with angiographic access
• Fluoroscopy-guided procedures that need full table coverage

Key points

• Full coverage. Sheet-style drapes cover the patient and table in one piece.
• Combined access. The pacemaker angiography sheet suits cases that need both the device pocket and a vascular access site.
• Works under imaging. The fluoroscope procedure sheet is designed for procedures done under fluoroscopy.

How to choose

1. Map the access sites. Implant only, or implant plus vascular access?
2. Check the table and equipment. Make sure the sheet covers your table length, and plan separate covers for the C-arm or fluoroscope if needed. See our ancillary drapes for C-arm and fluoroscope covers.
3. Standardize by room. Using one drape style per lab keeps set-up consistent.

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 pacemaker 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