What Happens During a Lobectomy Procedure

Lobectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing one lobe of the lung, most often performed to treat lung cancer, infections, or damaged lung tissue. It is a major thoracic surgery that demands absolute sterility and precision, as even minor contamination can lead to serious postoperative complications. The surgical team depends on high-quality sterile drapes, gowns, and hospital disposables to create a safe, controlled, and infection-free environment.

Role of Nivda Drapes and Hospital Disposables in Lobectomy

• During a lobectomy, maintaining a sterile surgical field is essential to protect both the patient and the surgical team. Nivda Drapes are designed to cover large areas of the thoracic region effectively. They are made from fluid-repellent, breathable materials that control contamination and prevent microbial migration from the patient’s skin.
• Nivda Surgical Gowns protect the surgical team from exposure to blood and bodily fluids while allowing comfort and mobility. Sterile Gloves provide precision handling of delicate instruments, while Face Masks and Head Caps help prevent airborne contaminants from entering the sterile field. Back Table Covers and Wrapping Sheets ensure sterile instrument preparation, and Absorbent Floor Mats help maintain a clean working environment.
• By integrating Nivda Drapes and other hospital disposables, the procedure becomes safer, cleaner, and more efficient, supporting successful outcomes and rapid recovery.