Alcon 8065117320 Eye-Pak 1173 Plastic/Non-woven Ophthalmic Drape Aperture Pouch 65" x 80"
Alcon 8065117320 Eye-Pak 1173 Plastic/Non-woven Ophthalmic Drape Aperture Pouch 65" x 80" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Alcon 8065117320 Eye-Pak 1173 Plastic/Non-woven Ophthalmic Drape Aperture Pouch 65" x 80"
• Model: 8065117320
• 65" x 80"
The Alcon Eye-Pak 1173 Ophthalmic Drape (catalog 8065117320) is designed specifically for ophthalmic (eye) surgery procedures, providing a sterile barrier and controlled access to the surgical field. Its generous dimensions (65″ × 80″) allow coverage of the patient’s facial and surrounding area while accommodating necessary instrumentation, tubing, and surgical access. The drape is constructed from a composite of plastic film and non-woven fabric layers: the plastic provides fluid barrier protection, while the non-woven layer contributes strength, flexibility, and comfort.
The key feature is its aperture / fenestration—a pre-cut opening (typically oval in shape) that aligns with the ocular operative site. Around that aperture, adhesive is applied to secure the drape to periorbital skin, helping to minimize shifting or contamination during surgery. The design includes a built-in fluid pouch or gutter collection system to channel irrigation fluid and prevent accumulation under the drape. This pouch helps maintain a clear operative zone and reduces the risk of fluid seepage onto the patient or surrounding surfaces.
In practice, the Eye-Pak 1173 simplifies draping workflow in eye surgeries such as cataract, glaucoma, or corneal procedures. The combination of full coverage, adhesive stabilization, and fluid handling capabilities enhances surgical field control and patient safety. Because the drape is latex-free and sterile, it minimizes allergic risk and cross-contamination. Facilities often value it for its reliability in creating a clean, well isolated ocular environment while allowing the surgical team unobstructed access to the eye.

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