The Risks of Wearing Jewelry During Surgery
Jewelry should not be worn during surgery. It can interfere with surgical procedures, pose infection risks (harboring bacteria), cause electrical burns with electrocautery devices, and create pressure injuries under tourniquets or positioning devices. All jewelry, including piercings, must be removed preoperatively.
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