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Surgical Drapes
Known as:
DRAPE, SURGICAL
, Surgical Drape
, Drapes, Surgical
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Sterile fabric or fabric-like material used to isolate the surgical site from the rest of the body and other possible sources of contamination.
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DRAPE, PURE LATEX SHEET, WITH SELF-RETAINING FINGER COT
DRAPE, SURGICAL, ENT
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Drapes (device)
Surgical Equipment
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2013
2013
Using simulation training to improve perioperative patient safety.
L. Mullen
,
D. Byrd
AORN Journal
2013
Corpus ID: 45756193
2010
2010
Model-Based Assessment of Tissue Perfusion and Temperature in Deep Hypothermic Patients
Michaela Schwarz
,
Martin W. Krüger
,
Hans-Jörg Busch
,
C. Benk
,
C. Heilmann
IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering
2010
Corpus ID: 11967919
Deep hypothermic circulatory arrest is necessary for some types of cardiac and aortic surgery. Perfusion of the brain can be…
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Review
2008
Review
2008
Microbial sealing: a new approach to reducing contamination.
S. Wilson
Journal of Hospital Infection
2008
Corpus ID: 13467634
Review
2005
Review
2005
Skin antiseptics and the risk of operating theatre fires
A. Spigelman
,
Judith R Swan
ANZ journal of surgery
2005
Corpus ID: 424697
Background: Following press reports of patients catching fire or receiving chemical burns in the operating theatre, a review was…
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2002
2002
Bacterial strike-through of re-usable surgical drapes: the effect of different wetting agents.
A.W Blom
,
C. Gozzard
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J. Heal
,
Karen E. Bowker
,
C. Estela
Journal of Hospital Infection
2002
Corpus ID: 45983208
Wound contamination and the resultant postoperative infection is a major problem in all forms of surgery. Air contamination…
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Highly Cited
2000
Highly Cited
2000
The passage of bacteria through surgical drapes.
A.W Blom
,
C. Estela
,
J. Heal
,
Karen E. Bowker
,
A. Macgowan
,
J. Hardy
Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of…
2000
Corpus ID: 28257001
The passage of bacteria through surgical drapes is a potential cause of wound infection. Previous studies have shown that liquids…
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1985
1985
Development of a safe and effective one-minute preoperative skin preparation.
J. Alexander
Archives of Surgery
1985
Corpus ID: 3194126
• Three consecutive controlled randomized clinical trials utilizing 1,324 patients were conducted to study the efficacy of incise…
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1985
1985
Flammable Surgical Drapes—A Patient and Personnel Hazard
R. Milliken
,
D. Bizzarri
Anesthesia and Analgesia
1985
Corpus ID: 30419425
After a surgical drape fire, the New York State Society of Anesthesiologists, Operating Room Safety Committee, investigated the…
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1980
1980
Operating Room Temperature Prior to Surgical Draping: Effect on Patient Temperature in Recovery Room
M. Roizen
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Y. Sohn
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C. L'Hommedieu
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E. Wylie
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M. Ota
Anesthesia and Analgesia
1980
Corpus ID: 46135662
Assessment was made of whether a cold-room environment prior to surgical draping affected patient temperature or the incidence of…
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Highly Cited
1976
Highly Cited
1976
The Plastic Surgical Adhesive Drape: An Evaluation of Its Efficacy as a Microbial Barrier
M. French
,
H. Eitzen
,
M. A. Ritter
Annals of Surgery
1976
Corpus ID: 43892906
A microbial evaluation was made of adhesive plastic surgical drapes and cloth surgical drapes. These studies were done both…
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