Development of a new surgical gown: A multicenter study
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Sherry, E., Deirmendjian, G., Warnke, P. H. & Henderson, A. (2006).
Development of a new surgical gown: A multicenter study.
Surgery today, 36(5), 490.
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Abstract
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Maintaining sterility in the operating room (OR) is essential for optimizing surgical outcome.¹ Many important aspects of gown design are often overlooked, including barrier efficiency, maintenance of sterility while robing, speed of robing and derobing, convenience, and comfort.² Remarkably, fewer than 8% of operations are free of breaches in sterile technique related to gown robing.³ We conducted this study to determine the acceptability, barrier efficiency, infection control, and comparability of a new surgical gown, the S-gown, with the traditional surgical gown.
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Eugene Sherry, G. Deirmendjian, Patrick H. Warnke, and Antony Henderson. "Development of a new surgical gown: A multicenter study" Health Sciences & Medicine papers (2006).
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