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Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 1963;45:4-4.
© 1963 by The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc

CORRECTION

Inadvertently, part of the copy was omitted in the January, 1963 advertisement for Aeroplast Corporation which announced that the name of Vi-Hesive® Adherant (the adhesive component of the Vi-Drape technic for surgical draping) has been changed to Vi-Drape® Adhesive. We hope that the following paragraph will clarify any misunderstanding the omission may have caused.

Vi-Drape® Film is an intact plastic sheet which provides a barrier to fluids, to bacteria, and to "soak through" contamination. Prior to incision, the film is adhered to the surgically prepared operative field with Vi-Drape® Adhesive, formerly called Vi-Hesive Adherant. There is no change in the product, just the name. "Vi-Drape" now designates the method of surgical draping which uses both an adhesive and a plastic film.


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