Understanding the Basics of Ophthalmic Surgery

Eye surgeries are performed to correct vision problems, remove cataracts, or treat retinal disorders. These delicate procedures require steady precision and a completely sterile field to protect the eyes from infection. Surgeons use advanced tools and disposables to ensure safe and effective visual outcomes.

Pure Vision Through Sterility – The Role of Drapes and Disposables in Eye Surgeries

During eye surgeries such as cataract removal or intravitreal injections, sterility is absolutely critical. Nivda Ophthalmic Drapes are designed with a specialized fenestration that isolates the operative eye, keeping all other facial areas covered and contamination-free. Eye drapes with integrated fluid-collection pouches maintain a dry surgical field and prevent fluid seepage. Sterile gowns, face masks, and head caps safeguard the patient and surgical team, minimizing airborne contamination. Instrument wrapping sheets, back table covers, and mayo stand covers maintain sterile organization for micro-surgical tools. Absorbent floor mats and shoe covers contribute to a hygienic operating room atmosphere. Nivda’s hospital disposables uphold uncompromised sterility, helping surgeons restore vision safely and efficiently.