Peripheral Angiography Introduction

Peripheral angiography is a diagnostic imaging test used to examine blood vessels in the limbs. It helps detect blockages, narrowing, or other vascular abnormalities. The procedure uses contrast dye and X-ray guidance to assess circulation and plan treatments.

Barrier of Safety – The Role of Drapes and Disposables in Peripheral Angiography

During peripheral angiography, maintaining a sterile environment is essential to prevent infection at the catheter insertion site, usually in the groin or arm. Nivda Angiography Drapes are designed with fenestrations, adhesive edges, and fluid-collection pouches to ensure a clean field and control fluids. Sterile surgical gowns, gloves, face masks, and caps create full protection for both patient and staff. Absorbent floor mats and instrument table covers help manage spills and keep tools sterile. Shoe covers and wrapping sheets maintain hygiene around the operating area. With Nivda’s high-quality disposables, every peripheral angiography is performed with enhanced sterility, comfort, and efficiency.