Abstract: A surgical wrap or drape adapted for covering a patient's extremity during a surgical procedure. The drape is generally tubular in construction having two distinct sections; a first of stockinette material, preferably double-walled; and a second section formed from a liquid proof film. The second section is closed at one end and its opposite end is connected to one end of the stockinette section to form a continuous tubular wrap. In a preferred form, the second section includes a nonwoven fabric liner inside the liquid proof film and an elastic band bonded to the junction of the first and second sections.

Abstract: Sterile tubular drapes of various diameter pre-cut to desired lengths, rolled for immediate application and packaged in sterile containers for ready use. The drapes may include pull straps rolled concentrically with the rolled wall of the drape to assist in rapid application of the drape to the patient's limb. The drapes may also include adhesive strips for attaching the drape to the patient.