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As Class II medical devices, they have to fulfil the basic demands stipulated in the standard series
(EN 13795, 2003, 2005, 2006). They are may be disposable or reusable. Disposable
nonwoven surgical gowns have been adopted to prevent the release of pollutant particles into the
air which is a probable source of contamination to the patient. Single use nonwoven medical
gowns are becoming the first choice of healthcare professionals because they feel they are superior
to reusables. They have confidence that they will be protected from infection. For various types of
operations, different product qualities (performance classes) are defined as:
High performance, for operations with a high risk of infection and penetration by liquids.
Standard perfomance, for operations where these risks are lower.
What Are Hospital Gowns Made Of?
1. What is the structure of hospital gowns?
Most of the gowns were constructed from 3 to 5 major pieces.Although many of the gowns had no
seams at the side,they had front and back panels defined clearly by the sleeve placement. The
fronts of the gowns were continuous with no seams or breaks in the fabric surface. This is
extremely important as the front of the torso is a critical area for barrier performance.
The back was composed of two overlapping panels providing access for donning and doffing. Ties,
used in various locations to secure the gowns, were typically nonwoven strips similar to the
material used to construct the gown.
Closures
To close the body of the gowns, mechanisms were attached to the right and left back panels. The
right back panel had an internal tie attached approximately 20” down from the shoulder. It also
had an external tie attached about 20” from center back. The corresponding tie was on the shoulder.
Several of the gowns had a location where the exterior tie was stitched onto the front panel for
added strength and to restore the compromised barrier. The lest back panel had a tie located on the
outside usually about 20” below the back neck in the center.
The necklines of the hospital gowns usually were closed by hook and loop tape, easy and
convenient. The loop component of the taps was placed at the neckline of the left back panel. The
corresponding hook component was found on the right back panel. The hook component is about
1.5” long, and the loop component 7” long providing great flexibility and accuracy in the neckling
fit.
The sleeve edges were contained with a rib knit cuff stitched on at the wrist. In use, surgical
gloves are worn pulled up over the cuffs, so it is important for the cuffs to fit snugly.
2. What material are hospital gowns made of?
Unlike woven or knitted fabrics, the disposable gowns usually using the non-woven as the
materials. Non-woven fabric is a fabric-like material made from staple fibre (short) and long fibres
(continuous long), bonded together by chemical, mechanical, heat or solvent treatment. The term
is used in the textile manufacturing industry to denote fabrics, such as felt, which are
neither woven nor knitted. Some non-woven materials lack sufficient strength unless densified or
reinforced by a backing. In recent years, non-woven have become an alternative
to polyurethane foam.
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