Ioban PU Surgical Incise Drape Antimicrobial Self Adhesive Wound Dressings Private Label
Product Overview
Surgical film is a medical material typically composed of adhesive, backing, and release paper. Its main body is a thin sheet structure made of medical pressure-sensitive adhesive coated on polyurethane film and other materials, with characteristics such as ultra-thin, breathable, transparent, and adaptable.
| Product Name |
Antimicrobial Incise Drapes Dressing Suppliers |
| Popular Sizes |
10×15cm, 20×30cm, 30×40cm, 30×45cm, 45×45cm, 45×60cm |
| Material |
PU, PE Is Selectable |
| Usage |
For surgery protection |
Usage Method
- Before surgery, select the appropriate size of surgical film according to clinical needs. After the disinfectant on the skin dries, tear open the packaging bag to remove the surgical film and peel off the isolation paper.
- Apply the surgical film evenly to the skin in the surgical area and gently smooth it out, ensuring that there are no air bubbles between it and the skin.
- During surgery, the surgical procedure is performed by cutting along the surgical site.
- At the end of the surgery, when suturing the skin, peel off the edge film of the incision by 1-3cm, and then tear off the remaining film after suturing the skin.
Important Notes
- Only open the packaging during use. Do not use if the packaging is damaged.
- Surgical film is a disposable product that should be discarded immediately after use and should not be reused.
- Surgical membranes cannot replace measures such as suturing, hemostasis, and skin disinfection.
- When applying, the surgical film should be naturally applied to the skin without pulling or causing tension, in order to avoid damage to the skin.
- When removing the protective film, pay attention to covering the underlying catheter or instrument to prevent it from being pulled off.