Surgical gowns are essential protective clothing for surgical procedures, with a wide variety of types that can be classified according to different needs. Generally speaking, surgical gowns can be divided into the following types.
Disposable surgical gown
Disposable surgical gowns refer to surgical gowns that can only be worn once and have functions such as waterproofing, anti-static, and bacteria resistance. Due to its advantages of easy disinfection, convenient use, and low cost, disposable surgical gowns have become one of the most commonly used surgical gowns in modern operating rooms.
Reusing surgical gowns
Reusable surgical gowns refer to surgical gowns that can be worn repeatedly, usually made of pure cotton fabric and have characteristics such as breathability and comfort. To prevent pollution, reusing surgical gowns usually requires high-temperature and high-pressure disinfection treatment, which is relatively expensive.
Antistatic surgical gown
Anti static surgical gowns refer to surgical gowns that prevent static interference and are mainly used in situations such as operating rooms that require high-precision electronic equipment. The production material of anti-static surgical gowns is generally polyester fiber or other chemical fibers.
Radiation resistant surgical gown
Radiation resistant surgical gowns refer to surgical gowns that prevent radiation damage and are mainly used in situations such as nuclear medicine that require radiation surgery. Radiation resistant surgical gowns are generally made of thick and dense special materials, which can reduce the harm of radiation to the body.
Ordinary surgical gown
Ordinary surgical gowns refer to surgical gowns without special functions, usually made of materials such as pure cotton or blended cotton. Although there are no special functions of other surgical gowns, ordinary surgical gowns can also play a good protective role during the surgical process.