The surgical gown is a long-sleeved dress, worn over pajamas or block outfits. 

Reinforcements, if any, are located at the sleeves and breastplate (potential points of support).

 For each type of gown can be integrated a bib and a thumb.

The sleeves are raglan or straight ended with a jersey cuff.

 The closure at the neck is done by self-gripping bands or pressures.

The cross-over closure on the back is done at the waist by internal ties and external links on the front with a transfer carton (which will allow closing according to the rules of asepsis).

 Folding allows a dressing according to the rules of asepsis