An Overview of Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery:

Shoulder arthroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to diagnose and treat shoulder joint issues. Surgeons insert a small camera and instruments through tiny incisions around the shoulder. It is commonly performed for rotator cuff tears, impingement, and joint inflammation.

Drapes and Disposables – Anchors of Sterility in Shoulder Arthroscopy 

Though minimally invasive, shoulder arthroscopy still requires a fully sterile surgical field to prevent infections. Nivda Shoulder U Drapes are specially designed to conform around the shoulder while exposing only the surgical zone. These drapes include fluid collection pouches and adhesive areas to manage saline flow and maintain sterility. Disposable surgical gowns and gloves protect the surgical team and reduce cross-contamination risks. Additional disposables like absorbent mats, head caps, back table covers, and suction canisters contribute to a controlled and organized surgical environment. These sterile tools ensure safety, enhance workflow, and support optimal outcomes in every procedure.