Understanding Renal Angiography Basics

Renal angiography is a diagnostic procedure used to visualize the blood vessels of the kidneys. It helps detect narrowing, blockages, or aneurysms that may affect kidney function. The procedure uses a catheter, contrast dye, and X-ray imaging to guide treatment planning.

Nivda Drapes Ensuring Sterility in Renal Angiography 

Sterility is critical during renal angiography to prevent infection at the vascular access site, typically the femoral or radial artery. Nivda Angiography Drapes provide fenestrated openings, adhesive borders, and fluid collection pouches for a clean, controlled field. Sterile surgical gowns, gloves, face masks, and caps protect both the patient and the medical team. Back table covers, instrument wrapping sheets, and absorbent floor mats maintain organization and prevent contamination. Catheterization drapes help manage blood and contrast fluids during the procedure. Using Nivda disposables ensures the angiography is performed safely, efficiently, and with minimal infection risk.