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A drape is shown for use by an anesthesia provided during a surgical procedure to temporarily hold accessories such as a suction instrument. The drape is adapted to be received on a patient support structure such as a hospital operating room table. The drape includes a main sheet of flexible, drapab

A drape is shown for use by an anesthesia provided during a surgical procedure to temporarily hold accessories such as a suction instrument. The drape is adapted to be received on a patient support structure such as a hospital operating room table. The drape includes a main sheet of flexible, drapable material including a head region received beneath a patient\s head having a pocket fold which defines an accessory receiving pocket. An envelope region is formed beneath the head region by folding a portion of the main sheet back upon itself. The envelope region defines a second accessory receiving pocket for the drape and further anchors the drape to the table during use. Subdivisions of the pocket folds provide smaller receptacles. Also provided are devices to adhere instruments in place and to secure the drape to its support. Additionally, methods of manufacture and use are included.

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A surgical drape for use on a patient support structure, the drape comprising: a main sheet of flexible, drapable material having first, second and third regions; the first region adapted to receive at least part of a patient, and including a first fold for receiving accessories; the second region i

A surgical drape for use on a patient support structure, the drape comprising: a main sheet of flexible, drapable material having first, second and third regions; the first region adapted to receive at least part of a patient, and including a first fold for receiving accessories; the second region including a second and a third fold, said second and third folds adapted to be arranged below the part of the patient received by the first region, said second fold adapted to receive at least part of the support structure, said third fold adapted to receive an accessory; and the third region adapted to depend downwardly from the support structure when the drape is received on the support structure, including a fourth fold for receiving an item.