Abstract: A hospital gown having a body made of flexible material, the edges of which define a neckline and a hemline, and the body of which includes panel portions of a width sufficient to span the region of a patient's body between intersections of its coronal plane. The gown further includes arm openings adjacent the neckline, and two pairs of securing members, the first pair of securing members being attached to the inside surface and edge of the gown, respectively, and the second pair of securing members being attached to the outside surface and edge of the gown, respectively.

Abstract: A hospital gown has a body made of flexible material, with the edges defining a neckline and a hemline, and the body including panels of width sufficient to span the region of a patient's body between intersections of its coronal plane. The gown has arm openings adjacent the neckline, and two pairs of securing ties. One of the first pair of ties has a base end attached to the outside surface of the gown and the other tie is attached at the edge of the gown and has a free end. The body of the gown defines an opening adjacent the base end of the first tie and the free end of the other tie is adapted to extend through the opening for fastening together of the first pair of ties. The second pair of securing ties are attached to the outside surface and edge of the gown, respectively.