SR Surgical

A surgical gown protects a healthcare professional and the sterile environment during an operation, while a patient gown is a loose-fitting garment for a patient's comfort and access during hospital stays and examinations. Surgical gowns are impermeable, sterile barriers that protect against body fluids and microorganisms, whereas patient gowns are primarily functional, allowing easy access to the patient's body for care and promoting dignity.
To provide a sterile barrier, protecting healthcare personnel from bodily fluids, microorganisms, and particulate matter during surgical procedures.
Made of fluid-resistant, often water-resistant or impermeable material, with long sleeves and elastic cuffs to form a barrier.
Worn in a sterile environment, and the gown itself must be sterile.
Typically a single-use, non-woven material designed for high-level protection.
To provide a comfortable and practical garment for patients, allowing for easy access for medical examinations and procedures.
Loose-fitting and designed for comfort and dignity, often with ties at the back or snaps for easy removal.
Not sterile; their purpose is not to maintain a sterile environment for the patient.