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The MMM-6648EZ 3M™ Ioban™ 2 Sterile Antimicrobial Incise Surgical Drape is designed to provide superior antimicrobial protection for patients and healthcare providers in the operating room. This sterile incise drape adheres securely to the skin, creating a barrier that helps reduce the risk of surgical site infections (SSIs). It is impregnated with iodine, an effective antimicrobial agent that works continuously to inhibit the growth of bacteria on and around the incision site. The 23" x 23" drape provides ample coverage, ensuring a sterile field and offering optimal protection throughout procedures. Packaged in a box of 10, this surgical drape is an essential component for infection control in surgical settings.
Key Features:
- Continuous Antimicrobial Action: Contains iodine that provides active antimicrobial protection against a broad range of pathogens, including bacteria commonly associated with SSIs
- Secure Adhesion: Adheres effectively to skin, maintaining a sterile field even during extended surgeries, minimizing drape lift and preventing contamination
- Transparent Design: Allows visibility of the incision site for accurate alignment and positioning, ensuring precise coverage of the surgical area
- Sterile and Ready-to-Use: Each drape is pre-sterilized and individually packaged, ensuring aseptic application and minimizing setup time
- Ample Size: Measuring 23" x 23", the drape offers comprehensive coverage, making it suitable for a variety of surgical procedures
Benefits:
- Enhanced Infection Control: Ioban™ 2’s continuous antimicrobial protection actively reduces the risk of infection, promoting safer outcomes in the operating room
- Reliable Performance: Secure adhesion ensures the drape remains in place, supporting a sterile surgical field and minimizing the risk of contamination
- Improved Workflow: Transparent design and ease of application allow for efficient draping, supporting procedural accuracy and efficiency
- Cost-Effective Protection: Packaged in a box of 10, it provides value and convenience, ensuring sufficient supply for regular use in busy surgical environments
