Neurosurgeon Protective Gear: Gowns, Gloves, Masks, Eye Protection, Head Covers, and Lead Aprons
Neurosurgeons wear the following protective gear during surgery:
- Surgical gowns: Long, sterile; prevent infection spread.
- Surgical gloves: Sterile; protect hands from blood/body fluids.
- Face masks: Shield face from splashes.
- Eye protection: Safety glasses/goggles against splashes.
- Head coverings: Surgical caps/hoods; keep hair contained.
- Lead aprons: Heavy lead aprons for radiation protection during X-ray/imaging use.
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