Cardinal Health - Spp99Tu1Aa - Urology Drape Pack

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Cardinal - SPP99TU1AA - Urology Drape Pack (Cystoscopy, TUR Plus II Pack, 3/cs)

The Cardinal Health Urology Drape Pack (SPP99TU1AA) is designed for cystoscopy and transurethral resection (TUR) procedures, providing a comprehensive set of sterile drapes and accessories to support urological interventions. This pack ensures efficiency and convenience by consolidating essential components into a single, ready-to-use solution.

Features:
- Complete Drape System: Includes a back table cover (50 x 90 inches), cysto-T drape (64 x 91.5 inches), and bedside bag for organized waste disposal.
- Procedure-Ready Accessories: Contains gauze (4 x 4 inches, 16-ply, X-ray detectable), SmartGown (XL, raglan sleeve), and absorbent towels for fluid management.
- Specialized Components: Features a TUR irrigation set, specimen container (4.5 oz with screw lid), lubricating jelly (2 oz), and flexible ruler (6 inches) for precise measurements.
- Sterile & Convenient: Pre-assembled pack reduces setup time and maintains sterility with CSR wrap (54 x 54 inches).

Specifications:
- Brand: Cardinal Health
- Manufacturer #: SPP99TU1AA
- Drape Pack Name: TUR II Drape Pack
- Country of Origin: TAA Non-Compliant
- Contents: Back table cover, bedside bag, cysto-T drape, gauze, SmartGown, labels, leggings, lubricating jelly, skin marker, medicine cups, ruler, specimen container, absorbent towel, cotton towels, emesis basin (700 cc), ring basin (5,500 cc), CSR wrap, irrigation set, sponge bowl (32 oz), and Luer lock syringe (20 mL).
- UNSPSC Code: 42295414

Use Suggestion:
This pack is ideal for urology departments and surgical centers performing cystoscopy or TUR procedures. Ensure all components are inspected for integrity before use, and follow standard sterile techniques during setup to maintain a contamination-free field. The included irrigation set and drapes facilitate efficient fluid management during endoscopic interventions.