540 devices · GMDN 11902
Surgical gowns (reusable) are protective garments worn by healthcare staff during surgical procedures to shield against contamination. They cover the torso, arms, and legs, providing a barrier against microorganisms, body fluids, and debris to safeguard both patients and medical personnel.
These reusable gowns are designed for repeated use after proper laundering and sterilization. Their regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they typically fall under general textile or surgical apparel standards, ensuring compliance with hygiene and safety requirements for surgical environments.
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