Surgical drape configured for peripherally inserted central catheter procedures
View Patent ↗A medical drape includes a patient drape ( 100 ) and a radial drape attachment ( 200 ). The radial drape attachment can be coupled to the patient drape by way of an adhesive coupling ( 202 ). The radial drape attachment includes defines one or more fenestrations ( 205 ) or apertures through which a central line may be inserted. Some or all of the radial drape attachment ( 200 )can be transparent or pellucid. Portions of the radial drape attachment can be opaque as well. A support layer can be configured to be absorptive, fluid impenetrable, or both. A tourniquet ( 1801 ) may be integrated with the radial drape attachment, as can one or more tool-less removal features ( 209 ). Pouches ( 901,902 ) can be added to catch fluids or hold medical implements during a procedure.
1. A medical drape, comprising:
a patient drape;
a radial drape attachment having an adhesive coupling configured for adhering the radial drape attachment to the patient drape such that the radial drape attachment extends beyond an outer perimeter of the patient drape.
2. The medical drape of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the radial drape attachment is pellucid.
3. The medical drape of claim 2 , wherein the radial drape attachment comprises at least one aperture through which a peripherally inserted central catheter can be inserted.
4. The medical drape of claim 3 , wherein the at least one aperture is disposed along the at least some of the radial drape attachment.
5. The medical drape of claim 3 , further comprising a tool-less removal feature extending from an edge of the radial drape attachment to the at least one aperture.
6. A method of using a drape, comprising:
obtaining a medical drape comprising a patient drape and a radial drape attachment having an adhesive coupling with which to adhere the radial drape attachment to the patient drape; and
affixing the adhesive coupling to the patient drape such that the radial drape attachment extends beyond an outer perimeter of the patient drape.