Medical garment for chest devices and procedures
AssigneeThe Emilio Nares Foundation
InventorsLuz A. Quiroga, Corina Elizabeth Quiroga Banzer
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AssigneeThe Emilio Nares Foundation
InventorsLuz A. Quiroga, Corina Elizabeth Quiroga Banzer
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One or more embodiments of the disclosure include a medical garment for exposing a person's upper torso and a method of making the garment. The garment can resemble a shirt, in that sleeves may extend to about the elbows or wrists, the garment may extend down to the waist, and other than one or more flaps configured to open to expose an upper torso the medical garment is substantially free of openings. The garment may include a body with a front portion attached to a back portion by non-partable seams. The sleeves can be coupled to the front and back portions. The flap(s) may include a partable seam that extends from a top portion of the body toward but not substantially beyond a bottom part of the sleeves where they attach to the body. The flap(s) may also include a fastener to hold the partable seam in a closed position.
A medical garment that resembles a shirt, in that when the medical garment is worn by a person, first and second sleeves of the medical garment are configured to extend to about the person's elbows or wrists, the medical garment is configured to extend down to about the person's waist, and other than one or more flaps configured to open to expose an area of the person's upper torso the medical garment is substantially free of openings that would expose the upper torso, the medical garment comprising:
A garment, comprising:
A method of making a medical garment that resembles a shirt, in that when the medical garment is worn by a person, first and second sleeves of the medical garment are configured to extend to about the person's elbows or wrists, the medical garment is configured to extend down to about the person's waist, and other than one or more flaps configured to open to expose an area of the person's upper torso the medical garment is substantially free of openings that would expose the upper torso, the method comprising:
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