What Is a Splenectomy?

Splenectomy is a surgical procedure performed to remove the spleen, an organ located in the upper left part of the abdomen. It is done either through open surgery or minimally invasive laparoscopic techniques, depending on the patient’s condition. The procedure helps treat diseases or injuries that affect the spleen’s function.

How Nivda Drapes Support Safe and Clean Splenectomy Procedures

• In abdominal surgeries like splenectomy, maintaining a sterile and controlled environment is essential for patient safety. Nivda Abdominal Drape Kits are designed to isolate the surgical field effectively, preventing contamination from surrounding areas. Their fluid-repellent, absorbent layers ensure a clean workspace by controlling body fluids during the operation.
• Nivda Surgical Gowns protect surgeons from exposure to blood and body fluids, while sterile gloves, caps, and masks maintain asepsis throughout the procedure. Nivda Wrapping Sheets and Instrument Covers preserve the sterility of delicate surgical instruments, while Plain and Utility Drapes extend protection over patient areas not involved in the incision.
• With Nivda’s range of hospital disposables, each step of the splenectomy is performed under the shield of trusted sterility and precision — ensuring both surgeon safety and patient protection.