Cardinal Health D2264 - Fistula Drape 24" x 31", Sterile, Fenestrated with Adhesive Aperture, Latex-Free, 10/BX
Product Overview
The Cardinal Health D2264 Fistula Drape is a sterile, single-use surgical drape specifically designed to maintain a clean and controlled sterile field during fistula-related procedures. Measuring 24 inches by 31 inches, it features a 3" x 9" fenestration with an adhesive aperture that ensures proper alignment and secure placement over the surgical site. Made from reinforced, fluid-resistant material, this drape supports infection control while offering strength and absorbency.
Ideal for use in dialysis centers, vascular access procedures, and outpatient minor surgeries, this drape helps healthcare professionals maintain a focused, protected operative environment.
Key Benefits
Adhesive Aperture keeps the drape in place without slipping, reducing repositioning during procedures
Fenestrated Opening (3" x 9") offers targeted access to the fistula site while protecting surrounding areas
Reinforced Nonwoven Fabric resists fluid penetration and enhances absorbency
Latex-Free material is safe for patients and clinicians with sensitivities
Sterile and Single-Use design promotes infection prevention and operational efficiency
Compatibility and Applications
The D2264 fistula drape integrates easily into routine procedural workflows and is compatible with standard surgical setups. It is commonly used in:
Dialysis centers for AV fistula creation or maintenance
Vascular and interventional radiology procedures
Minor surgical suites and outpatient care clinics
Central line placements and access procedures requiring a localized sterile field
Usage Guidelines
Open the sterile package using standard aseptic technique
Place the adhesive fenestration directly over the intended site
Press gently around the adhesive border to secure the drape
Conduct the procedure through the opening while maintaining sterility
Dispose of the used drape in accordance with medical waste protocols
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
Sterile and single-use to meet infection control standards
Free of natural rubber latex
Manufactured under strict quality assurance processes for hospital-grade barrier protection
Compliant with healthcare regulatory standards for surgical draping products
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to standard non-specific drapes, the Cardinal Health D2264 offers enhanced precision with its pre-cut adhesive fenestration, reducing preparation time and improving consistency. The reinforced fabric provides better fluid control and durability than basic disposable drapes, making it a more reliable option for vascular access procedures.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
Surgeons and nephrologists performing AV fistula access or revisions
Dialysis nurses and vascular access teams needing fast, sterile draping solutions
Outpatient surgical centers conducting minor interventions involving the arm or upper limb
Interventional radiology staff performing tunneled catheter placements
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight
Check the integrity of packaging before use to confirm sterility
Apply with clean gloves using appropriate draping technique
Use only once; do not reuse or reprocess
Discard immediately after use per facility biohazard disposal procedures
Regulatory and Safety Information
Single-use, disposable surgical drape
Sterile packaging with clear product labeling
Latex-free for compatibility with sensitive users
Designed to meet industry standards for sterile field maintenance in clinical care
How to Order
To purchase the Cardinal Health D2264 Fistula Drape:
Use product code D2264 when ordering through your facilitys procurement system or preferred distributor
Add the item to your cart and complete the checkout through CIA Medical
For bulk orders, quotes, or additional product information, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or use the contact form on the product page
This specialized drape delivers precise coverage, excellent fluid control, and secure placement for critical fistula procedures, supporting both clinical efficiency and patient safety.
