Medline Nephroscopy Surgical Drape

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Nephroscopy Surgical Drape

• Our standard drape collection features a top-of-the-line SMS fabric, composed of five strong fiber layers for exceptionally high barrier strength
• Made of 100% polypropylene, SMS drapes are soft and drapeable
• Composed with the latest generation SMS technology, Medline SMS drapes have smaller fibers and a more uniform fiber lay-down
• Drape includes: absorbent reinforcement with built-in tubing system; oval incise area with 2" fenestration and fluid collection pouch with port and screen

• Length Inches: 72 "
• Medical Department: General Surgery
• Reusable or Disposable: Disposable
• UNSPSC: 42131701
• Use: Disposable

Drapes: Sterile Nephroscopy Drape with 8" x 12" Oval Incise Area with 2" Fenestration and 20" x 68" ABS Reinforcement, Built-In Tubing System and Fluid Control Pouch, 118" x 72"

SKU: DYNJP3106

Case Packaging: 8/CS

• Width Inches: 118 "
• Manufacturer #: DYNJP3106
• Manufacturer: MEDLINE
• GTIN: 40080196781653
• Latex Info: Not Made With Latex
• Manufacturer Product Number: DYNJP3106
• HCPC Code: NO CODE - PRODUCT DOES NOT MEET HCPCS SPECIFICATIONS

• Dimensions: 13.0x14.0"x15.75"
• Gross Weight: 14.37
• Unit Weight: LB

Drapes: Sterile Nephroscopy Drape with 8" x 12" Oval Incise Area with 2" Fenestration and 20" x 68" ABS Reinforcement, Built-In Tubing System and Fluid Control Pouch, 118" x 72"

SKU: DYNJP3106H

Case Packaging: 1 EA

• Width Inches: 0"
• Width Inches: 118 "
• Manufacturer #: DYNJP3106
• Manufacturer: MEDLINE
• GTIN: 10080196781652
• Latex Info: Not Made With Latex
• Manufacturer Product Number: DYNJP3106
• HCPC Code: NO CODE - PRODUCT DOES NOT MEET HCPCS SPECIFICATIONS
• EAN/UPC Code: 40080196781653

• Dimensions: 12.5x1.5"x14.5"
• Gross Weight: 1.25
• Unit Weight: LB

Disclaimer: HCPCS codes and HSA/FSA eligibility information provided by Medline are intended as general guidelines only. Medline does not guarantee coverage or reimbursement of any products. You must address all coverage and reimbursement concerns with your individual payer(s) and/or plan administrator.