A medical drape includes a patient drape (100) and a radial drape attachment (200).

This invention describes an interventional drape (1) and a kit for interventional procedures comprising the interventional drape.

An anatomical orientation system comprising one or both of a physical surgical drape or a virtual surgical drape is disclosed.

A surgical drape is also disclosed.

The surgical drape includes a plurality of drape sections.

A drape sheet for covering at least a portion of a patient, the drape sheet optionally having a fenestration therein, with the surgical device being attached to the drape sheet.

The radial drape attachment can be coupled to the patient drape by way of an adhesive coupling (202).

The objective lens focuses light from an operating field to a reflector to create an image of the operating field.

The drape (600) can include a drape wrapping layer (209) wrapped about a drape portion (601) that is formed initially with two abutting elongated accordion fold stacks (604,605).

The invention provides an operating microscope for observing an operating field and also for producing a three-dimensional visualization of image data of the operating field or also of a vicinity of the operating field.

The drape (600) facilitates quick and efficient deployment while ensuring that a sterile field established by a drape portion (601) is not compromised.

Non-sterile personnel (801) can handle the drape wrapping layer (209) to position the drape (600) along surfaces of the equipment (1201) without touching the sterile drape portion (601).

A tear-away surgical drape is provided by the present invention.

The image sensors provide different image data corresponding to the surgical site, thus enabling a surgeon to view a surgical site from several different angles.

A surgical drape that is capable of forming a pocket.