New protective surgical gown
By setting up a protective collar, the neck of the surgical personnel can be kept warm and protected. By setting up a handguard, it is beneficial for surgical personnel to temporarily place their hands inside the handguard while waiting during surgery, providing protection and complying with the principles of aseptic operation and occupational protection.
By setting a tapered cuff, it is beneficial to make the cuff fit the wrist, prevent the cuff from becoming loose, and avoid the gloves slipping during surgery, which may expose the hands of the surgical personnel outside the gloves.
The design of the new humanized protective surgical gown has been improved in key areas of the gown, with double layered thickening in the forearm and chest areas, and hand pockets in front of the chest and abdomen. By setting reinforcement plates (double-layer structure) in key areas, it is beneficial to improve the waterproof ability of surgical gowns and enhance safety.