Abstract: A combination extremity sheet and leg holder is provided for supporting the leg of a patient in various positions during various phases of knee surgery.

Abstract: A surgical drape for endourological procedures is disclosed. The drape has a plurality of tube holders on the surface of the drape, a fluid collection bag with strips to hold the bag open during the procedure, and a fenestration specifically adapted for endourological procedures.

Abstract: A surgical drape having arm board covers is disclosed. The arm board covers are formed in an arm board portion of the drape by cutting and folding the drape material so that it may be attached to the body portion of the drape along a single line of attachment. The drape may also provide leg covering elements integral with the body portion of the drape.

Abstract: A split sheet surgical drape is disclosed. The opening in the drape has a plastic border between one and six inches in width on both surfaces of the drape. The lower surface of the border is coated with adhesive. The plastic border provides better attachment of the drape to similar drapes when the drapes are in use.

Abstract: A bilateral fenestrated drape folded in such a manner to eliminate the need for removable paper coverings over the fenestrations. The drape is fan folded in the longitudinal direction and then fan folded transversely to form two stacks of the folds with a bridging or central portion between the stacks. The bridging portion is folded to form flaps which are used to cover the fenestrations.

Abstract: A surgical drape for use in cesarean section procedures is disclosed. The drape has a fluid collection bag secured to the lower surface of the drape to collect amniotic and other fluids released during the surgery. The fluid collection bag is maintained in an open position by a moldable strip at the opening of the bag. An adhesive at the opening of the bag seals the bag after use.

Abstract: A surgical drape for use on a patient's head is disclosed. The drape comprises a head sheet for placement on the patient's head and a main sheet for placement under the patient's head. The head sheet has one open end to be wrapped around the patient's head. The opposite end of the head sheet is closed. There are cuffs on both the main sheet and the head sheet for aseptically placing the drape on the patient.

Abstract: A surgical cover sheet which can be used to cover a patient or operating room equipment such as an instrument table. The drape comprises a generally rectangular sheet of flexible, drapable material, preferably a nonwoven fabric, which is folded longitudinally to reduce its size. The longitudinally folded drape may be applied by a sterile or non-sterile nurse without contaminating an aseptic field. The longitudinally folded drape may be further folded in the transverse direction for packaging, sterilization and storage.

Abstract: A surgical drape comprising a main sheet, a liquid impervious bag for collecting liquids such as blood and saline, and means for channeling liquids into the bag for storage. In a preferred embodiment the bag also includes a liquid pervious retainer means for holding articles such as sponges which are to be counted when the surgical procedure is finished. Optionally, the drape may have a reinforcing panel or a fenestration or both. The fenestration may be covered with a closure means, such as a thin film, which carries adhesive on its bottom surface.