Cardinal Health Incision & Drainage Tray

The Cardinal Health Incision & Drainage Tray provides a comprehensive solution for incision and drainage procedures. Each tray includes a range of essential tools like a fenestrated drape, gauze, and forceps, all designed to deliver a sterile and efficient process. With its carefully assembled components, the tray ensures all necessary instruments are readily available, helping minimize operational delay and enhance procedural effectiveness.

The tray comes in two configurations: a 13 piece set and a 12 piece set, both containing 20 trays per case. The fenestrated drape measures 13.5" x 8", and it also includes 4" x 4" gauze pads, assisting in both optimal coverage and absorption. This Incision & Drainage Tray by Cardinal Health is specifically engineered for healthcare professionals aiming to conduct precise, hygiene-focused surgical procedures with confidence.

• Comprehensive set of tools including gauze, forceps, and wire to ensure readiness for any incision and drainage procedure.
• Each tray is sterile, ensuring complete hygiene and reducing the risk of infection during procedures.
• Available in different configurations (13 and 12 piece trays) to suit different procedural needs.

• The Cardinal Health Incision & Drainage Tray is designed for minor surgical procedures, particularly for incision and drainage of abscesses in clinical or surgical settings. It provides a sterile environment and necessary tools for efficient and hygienic operations.

1. What is included in the Cardinal Health Incision & Drainage Tray?
The tray includes a drape, gauze, forceps, and wire among other essentials, offered in both 13 and 12 piece configurations.

2. How is the tray packaged?
The trays are packaged in a box containing 20 units per case.

3. What procedures is this tray intended for?
It is designed for minor surgical procedures, specifically for incision and drainage of abscesses.

4. Is the tray sterile?
Yes, the tray is designed to be sterile, minimizing risk of infection during use.