Chest Wall Tumor Excision Introduction

Chest wall tumor excision is a surgical procedure performed to remove abnormal tissue growths or tumors located in the chest wall. These tumors may be benign or malignant and often require complete removal to prevent recurrence or spread. Because the surgery involves opening the thoracic region, maintaining sterility and precision is essential for safety and effective recovery.

The Role of Hospital Disposables in Thoracic Tumor Removal

During chest wall tumor excision, the surgeon needs a completely sterile environment to avoid infection and tissue contamination. Nivda Drapes are designed to provide full coverage of the surgical site, isolating the operative area while ensuring comfort and fluid management. Their fluid-resistant and breathable material prevents the spread of blood and secretions across the sterile field.

Nivda Surgical Gowns and Gloves protect the operating team from contamination, allowing flexibility and comfort during long surgeries. Disposable Face Masks, Head Caps, and Shoe Covers maintain air and surface hygiene. Back Table Covers, Wrapping Sheets, and Absorbent Floor Mats help organize and secure the sterile area for instruments and supplies. These combined Nivda Disposables ensure that every stage of the operation remains clean, efficient, and infection-free.