Disposable Surgery Film

Haorunmed supply Disposable Surgery Film is a crucial medical barrier material widely used in aseptic surgical procedures.

I. Definition and Clinical Application

Disposable surgery film is a disposable, transparent adhesive film applied to the skin surface surrounding the surgical incision. This is not ordinary tape or dressing, but a Class II medical device specifically designed for aseptic isolation during surgery. Its core functions are:

* Forming a physical waterproof and antibacterial barrier at the incision edge;

* Allowing continuous breathability and perspiration of the surgical field skin, preventing maceration;

* Keeping the surgical field dry and clearly visible, facilitating intraoperative manipulation and electrocautery use;

* Preventing the migration of intraoperative irrigation fluid, blood, and bacteria along skin folds to the incision, significantly reducing the risk of surgical site infection (SSI).

II. Applicable Scenarios and Standard Requirements

* Applicable Surgical Types: General surgery, orthopedics, ophthalmology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, plastic and cosmetic surgery, interventional catheters, and all aseptic surgeries requiring exposed incisions.

III. Key Points for Use

* Preoperative Preparation: Thoroughly clean and dry the skin around the incision (alcohol/iodine disinfectant must be completely evaporated after disinfection);

* Precise Application: Gently press and flatten from the center of the incision outwards, avoiding air bubbles and wrinkles;

* Pre-exposed Operating Window: The incision site must be fully exposed, and the edge of the membrane should extend ≥5 cm beyond the incision. cm; Intraoperative maintenance: If blood seepage affects the field of vision, a small patch can be applied locally; it is strictly forbidden to forcibly peel off and reapply.