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Thermal Sensations of Surgeons During Work in Surgical Gowns

Zwolińska M., Bogdan A.

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

2013

Vol. 19, No. 3

443--453

Standards for surgical procedures and medical clothing, designed for use in the operating theatre, have been gradually developed with the progress in science and technology. Standard No. EN 13795:2011, determining the requirements concerning materials for production of surgical gowns, was introduced in 2003. It concerns, e.g., resistance to microbial penetration. Little attention is given to thermal comfort, even though it is well known that thermal discomfort can have an adverse effect on the quality and efficiency of work. During a real-life test and laboratory tests, 2 male surgeons and 8 male volunteers were asked to describe their subjective sensations before and after work. The results of the real-life test and the laboratory tests are comparable. They show a clear lack of thermal comfort when medical clothing designed for the operating theatre is used.

Influence of technology production on comfort use of nonwovens surgical gowns

Grzybowska-Pietras J.

Engineering of Biomaterials

2010

Vol. 13, no. 99-101

11--12

The paper presents the results of the impact of technology manufacturing nonwoven, disposable surgical garments on their selected useful properties. During the research examined four most commonly used surgical gowns in the operating rooms and an assessment of their physical and useful characteristics. In connection with the impossibility of assessing resistance to penetration of microorganisms as well as pollination of human epidermal of investigated surgical gowns, made a comparative investigation of filtration characteristics of the evaluation of fractional pore distribution. The surgical clothing should fulfill requirements for comfort of use, which largely are linked to guidelines for surgical gowns shown in the standard PN-EN 13795-3:2006 “Surgical drapers, gowns and clean air suits, used as medical devices for patients, clinical staff and equipment- Part 3: Performance requirements and performance levels”. According to it, all the available products on the market, which are surgical gowns should be within the specified range of analyzed properties. The obtained results allowed to determine how the manufacturing technology can affect on the barrier protection as well as the comfort of use.