A laminectomy spinal drape is a specialized surgical drape designed to cover and protect the patient during laminectomy procedures, which involve surgical removal of a portion of the vertebral lamina to access the spinal canal. These drapes are essential for maintaining a sterile field, preventing contamination, and protecting the patient during such delicate surgeries.

Additional Features:

• Radiolucent: Some laminectomy spinal drapes are radiolucent, allowing for imaging studies without removing the drape.
• Antimicrobial Properties: Certain drapes may incorporate antimicrobial agents to help prevent infection.
• Disposable: Most laminectomy spinal drapes are designed for single-use to minimize the risk of contamination.