The use of surgical membranes can reduce the risk of infection at the surgical site. The surgical membranes are closely adhered to the patient's skin and can effectively isolate the bacteria on the skin surface, preventing the shedding of skin bacteria during the operation from entering the surgical incision. This significantly reduces the probability of postoperative surgical site infection (SSI). It is a key consumable for surgical aseptic protection. The transparent film can completely cover the surgical area and does not obstruct the view during the operation; the membrane body has good extensibility and can conform to the shape of the skin, preventing the transfer of the sheet and maintaining the stability of the surgical area. It blocks the penetration of body fluids, protects the surgical sheet, effectively prevents the penetration of blood, irrigation fluid, etc. from body fluids, avoiding the wetting of the surgical towel by the liquid, which causes the failure of the sterile area. At the same time, it reduces the diffusion of body fluids and protects medical staff, lowering the risk of occupational exposure. It simplifies the surgical process, improves efficiency, is used once sterilely, pre-coated with medical pressure-sensitive adhesive, and is easy to stick; it is available in multiple specifications to adapt to different surgical procedures in general surgery, orthopedics, plastic surgery, urology, etc., and can be quickly laid out before the operation, saving the time for preoperative preparation.
Protect the patient's skin. The high-quality PU material is breathable and hypoallergenic, with gentle adhesion. It reduces the pulling and damage to the skin caused by adhesive tapes. Some styles with antibacterial coating can further inhibit the proliferation of local microorganisms.