143 devices · GMDN 35452
Isolation gowns (reusable) are protective garments designed to prevent the transfer of infectious agents between healthcare workers, visitors, and patients. Clinically, they are used in settings like burn units or during procedures involving contagious diseases to maintain hygiene and reduce cross-contamination risks.
These gowns are typically regulated as medical devices and must meet durability, laundering, and barrier performance standards. They are often supplied in bulk to healthcare facilities for repeated use, requiring proper sterilization between patients to ensure effectiveness and compliance with infection control protocols.
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