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The One-Drape Solution can replace up to six separate draping solutions and up to 10 conventional drapes and components across more than 10 abdominal and abdominoperineal/rectal procedures in General Surgery, Urology and Gynaecology – in both supine and lower lithotomy positioning.1
It covers both conventional and robot-assisted laparoscopy, reducing the need for different draping solutions across procedures and positions.


The large transparent anaesthesia panel keeps the anaesthesia zone and surgical field in view of each other, improving communication and interaction between the teams.
The patient remains visible to the anaesthesiologists throughout the procedure – allowing changes in monitored values to be considered in the context of the surgical activity.
Robotic and laparoscopic setups bring a high amount of cables, tubes and instruments to the operating table. Large, integrated pouches provide a dedicated place to store them securely from setup through to the end of the procedure.
The reclosable pouches with hook-and-loop fasteners keep everything organised, within reach and securely stored when not in use.


The One-Drape Solution replaces multiple drapes and components with one application sequence. Compared with a conventional four-drape universal set, it requires up to 70% fewer application steps and enables up to three times faster patient draping.2
Fewer components, connections and handling steps near the sterile field also mean fewer opportunities for contamination during draping. In user feedback, 70% of surveyed healthcare professionals rated the perceived contamination risk lower than with their current solution.3
With its specific features, the drape addresses the requirements of robotic practice – while it can also be used for conventional laparoscopic procedures.

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1. Based on an internal comparison of patient draping solutions commonly used for laparoscopic and robotic-assisted abdominal and abdominoperineal procedures in supine and lithotomy positioning (General Surgery, Urology, Gynaecology). The analysis includes separate draping solutions for laparoscopic supine, laparoscopic lithotomy, abdomino-perineal/rectal lithotomy, robotic-assisted supine, and robotic-assisted lithotomy procedures. Data on file.
2. Based on internal test, compared to 4-drape universal set. Data on file.
3. Based on internal survey, compared to current solution in use. Data on file.