Cerebral Angiography Introduction

Cerebral angiography is a diagnostic procedure used to visualize blood vessels in the brain. It helps detect blockages, aneurysms, or other vascular abnormalities. The procedure uses a catheter, contrast dye, and X-ray imaging to guide diagnosis and treatment.

Sterile Field in Neurovascular Imaging: Role of Drapes and Disposables

Maintaining sterility during cerebral angiography is essential to prevent infection at the catheter insertion site, commonly the groin or wrist. Nivda Angiography Drapes provide fenestrated openings, adhesive borders, and fluid collection pouches to secure a clean working area. Sterile surgical gowns, gloves, face masks, and caps protect both the patient and medical staff. Back table covers, instrument wrapping sheets, and absorbent floor mats organize the workspace and control fluid spills. Catheterization drapes help manage contrast agent and blood during the procedure. Nivda disposables ensure a sterile, safe environment, allowing precise neurovascular imaging and intervention.