Special Procedure Surgical Drapes

• Minor Procedure drapes
• Small Aperture Drapes
• Epidural Drape
• Special Procedure Sheet
• Special Procedure Drape
• Epidural Drape
• Fistula drape
• Fistula drape with window
• Fistula Sheet

What they are

Special procedure drapes are single drapes and sheets for minor and targeted procedures. Not every case needs a full surgical pack. When the field is small, a drape sized for the site saves material, set-up time and cost, and still gives the team a clean, defined sterile field.

Drapes in this range

• Minor procedure drapes
• Small aperture drapes
• Epidural drapes
• Special procedure sheets and special procedure drapes
• Fistula drapes, fistula drapes with window and fistula sheets

Typical uses

• Minor procedures in the OR, procedure rooms and outpatient settings
• Epidural and other regional anesthesia procedures, where a small, precise opening is placed over the injection site
• Fistula procedures, including dialysis access work, where a window drape lets the team see and reach the access site
• Small-site procedures that need a sterile field but not a full-body drape

How to choose

1. Match the opening to the site. Small aperture and epidural drapes suit pinpoint access. A larger special procedure sheet suits broader fields.
2. Decide between drape and sheet. Sheets give more coverage for the patient and surrounding area. Drapes focus on the site.
3. Consider a window. For fistula work, a drape with a window keeps the site visible.
4. Standardize where you can. If the same minor procedure is done many times a day, using one drape style 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 special procedure 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