Description
Busse Pain Management Drapes are sterile fenestrated drapes made for pain procedures, in clear plastic, absorbent and tissue builds with adhesive fixation. Fenestrations run rectangular and round, and sizes cover 24 x 30 in for the main drapes and 18 x 24 in for the tissue drape.
- Fenestration Choice – A 4 x 8 in rectangular opening, a 4 in opening with adhesive patch, or 4 in round openings by build.
- Clear Plastic Builds – Clear drapes keep the site and landmarks visible during the procedure.
- Adhesive Fixation – Adhesive strips, and a patch on item 691, hold the drape at the site.
- Individually Packaged – Every drape is sterile and individually packaged, 50 or 100 per case.
Fenestrated Drapes for Pain Procedures
Pain procedures are image guided and site specific, and the drape has to open exactly at the site while the field stays covered. The clear plastic builds answer the visibility side, letting the clinician keep landmarks in view through the drape. Item 690 pairs its clear build with a 4 x 8 in rectangular fenestration and adhesive strips for larger working windows.
Item 691 uses a 4 in fenestration with an adhesive patch and adhesive tabs for a fixed, sealed site opening. Items 692 and 693 cover the tissue and absorbent preferences, a blue polylined tissue drape at 18 x 24 in and an absorbent clear drape at 24 x 30 in, both with 4 in round fenestrations.
Features and Benefits
Drape Builds
- Clear Plastic – Items 690 and 691 in clear plastic for site visibility.
- Tissue and Absorbent – Item 692 in blue polylined tissue and item 693 in absorbent build.
Fenestrations and Fixation
- Rectangular or Round – 4 x 8 in rectangular or 4 in round openings by build.
- Adhesive Strips and Patch – Adhesive fixation holds the drape at the site during the procedure.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Brand: Busse
- Manufacturer Item Numbers: 690, 691, 692, 693
- Product Type: Pain management drape, fenestrated
- Sizes: 24 x 30 in, 18 x 24 in
- Sterility: Sterile
- Use: Single use
Configurations and Packaging
- 24 x 30 in, Clear, 4 x 8 in Rectangular Fenestration – Item 690 (Mfr 690), 100/cs
- 24 x 30 in, Clear, 4 in Fenestration, Adhesive Patch – Item 691 (Mfr 691), 100/cs
- 18 x 24 in, Blue Tissue, 4 in Round Fenestration – Item 692 (Mfr 692), 50/cs
- 24 x 30 in, Absorbent, 4 in Round Fenestration – Item 693 (Mfr 693), 50/cs
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Why Choose These Pain Drapes?
Pain work needs the fenestration, material and fixation matched to the block or injection being done. Four builds on one page cover the clear, absorbent and tissue preferences with adhesive fixation throughout, each under its own item number.
- Site Visibility Options – Clear builds keep landmarks visible where the procedure is image and landmark guided.
- Fixation That Holds – Adhesive strips and patches keep the fenestration registered on the site.
- Maker Specification – Builds, sizes and pack counts follow the manufacturer’s own catalog table.
- Individually Sterile – Singles packaging suits procedure by procedure opening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What builds are offered?
Two clear plastic drapes at 24 x 30 in, one with a rectangular fenestration and one with a 4 in fenestration and adhesive patch. A blue tissue drape at 18 x 24 in and an absorbent drape at 24 x 30 in, both with round fenestrations, complete the range.
Why clear drapes?
Clear plastic keeps the anatomical site and landmarks visible during the procedure. That suits pain work, where placement is guided by landmarks and imaging.
Are the drapes sterile?
Yes. All four builds are sterile and individually packaged, in cases of 100 for the clear builds and 50 for the tissue and absorbent builds.
How are they packed?
Items 690 and 691 run 100 per case, and items 692 and 693 run 50 per case. The unit of sale is the manufacturer’s case pack.
How is the drape held in place?
The clear builds use adhesive strips, and item 691 adds an adhesive patch around the fenestration. Adhesive fixation keeps the opening registered on the site.
