A technique for draping of the infant for surgery of the head and neck

|April 1, 1985

Abstract:

A method of draping a young infant for head and neck surgery exposing the entire patient and still maintaining a sterile field is presented. This provides an additional aid in helping to monitor the young patient during surgery.

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