Abstract: The present invention relates to a disposable surgical drape (1) that includes a layer (2) of absorbent material and a layer (3) of plastic material. According to the invention, net material (4) extends between the respective layers of absorbent material and plastic material (2 and 3) over the entire drape (1) or over parts thereof.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a plastic surgical coat. According to the invention, the coat is comprised at least partially of a plastic material having a pattern of projections which extend out from the inside of the coat to facilitate air circulation through a space between an interior surface of the coat and the body of the wearer.

Abstract: A Mayo stand cover comprises a first and a second liquid-impermeable panel (1 and 2) which are mutually joined along two opposing long edges and a side edge which extends between two opposing ends of the long edges. An absorbent material (4) extends over at least a part of the outer surface of the first panel (1). The first panel (1) includes a pattern of projections (5) formed in the panel material and projecting outwardly from the inside thereof. The pattern includes at least two discrete rows of projections which extend over the full length of the cover parallel with its long edges.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a surgical drape having an adhesive edge or border and including a liquid-impermeable layer and a layer of absorbent material fastened thereto. According to the present invention, at least one edge or border of the surgical drape has affixed thereto a separate edge-piece which includes an adhesive coating on that side which in use lies proximal to the patient's body.