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Sterile-Z Back Table Cover

Our Sterile-Z Back Table Cover helps medical professionals more easily prepare their operating rooms and maintain the sterile fields within them.

This innovative surgical back table cover is specifically designed to maintain your sterile field while being applied and removed.

 

Left uncovered, it can take as little as 30 minutes for opened sterile instrument trays to be contaminated in the operating room.1

Sterile-Z Surgical Back Table Cover

Sterile-Z Covers are designed to comply with AORN’s recommendations to help protect the sterile field in a variety of cases, such as double setups, pre-incision, positioning, clean closures, unanticipated disruptions, or during periods of increased traffic in the OR. Sterile-Z Covers offer a standardized method that maintains sterility throughout application and removal, all while protecting your sterile field for up to 8 hours.2

To make protecting sterile fields even easier and more intuitive for nurses and OR staff, TIDI recently updated the Sterile-Z Surgical Back Table Cover in the following ways:

  • Simplified the folding to mimic standard surgical back table cover folds
  • Added blue-colored handles to simplify the removal process by illustrating proper hand placement
  • Included a QR code to offer ready access to an instructional video

The back table cover is available in a standard size as well as an extra-large size that is ideal for two-tiered tables.

Resources:
Sterile-Z Surgical Back Table Cover - 5575 : Instructions For Use
• Sterile-Z Surgical Back Table Cover XL - 5575XL : Instructions For Use

Description Size UOM
5575 Sterile-Z Back Table Cover 66" x 95" 20
5575XL Sterile-Z Back Table Cover XL 88" x 140" 20

Instructional Videos

1 Dalstrom DJ, Venkatarayappa I, Manternach AL, Palcic MS, Heyse BA, Prayson MJ. Time-dependent contamination of opened sterile operating-room trays. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2008; 90(5):1022–1025.
2 Markel TA, Gormley T, Greeley D, Ostojic J, Wagner J. Covering the instrument table decreases bacterial bioburden: An evaluation of environmental quality indicators. Am J Infect Control. 2018 Oct;46(10):1127–1133.