Abstract: A hospital gown includes a sheet of material forming a body portion having an opening in the body portion for a Foley catheter. The hospital gown has sleeves that fully open along the top for donning or for introduction of medical device wires or fluid hoses. A first pair of nonferrous snap closures are horizontally spaced and attached to the first end panel proximately to a top edge. A second pair of nonferrous snap closures are horizontally spaced and attached to the second end panel proximately to a top edge to correspond to and to physically engage to the first pair of nonferrous snap closures when the first and second end panels are overlapped. The width of the overlap ensures coverage of the body for modesty. The nonferrous snap closures enable rapid donning of the gown and are compatible with use in a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system.

Abstract: A hospital gown includes a sheet of material forming a body portion and having first and second end panels to overlap each other. A first pair of magnetic components are horizontally spaced and attached to the first end panel proximately to a top edge. A second pair of magnetic components are horizontally spaced and attached to the second end panel proximately to a top edge to correspond to and to magnetically adhere to the first pair of magnetic components when the first and second end panels are overlapped. The width of the overlap ensures coverage of the body for modesty. The magnetic components enable quick donning of the gown. In one or more embodiments, one or more sleeves are attached to the body portion. Each sleeve includes a shoulder access slit for introduction of medical device wires or fluid hoses.

Abstract: A hospital gown includes a sheet of material forming a body portion and having first and second end panels to overlap each other. A first pair of magnetic components are horizontally spaced and attached to the first end panel proximately to a top edge. A second pair of magnetic components are horizontally spaced and attached to the second end panel proximately to a top edge to correspond to and to magnetically adhere to the first pair of magnetic components when the first and second end panels are overlapped. The width of the overlap ensures coverage of the body for modesty. The magnetic components enable quick donning of the gown. In one or more embodiments, a pair of sleeves are attached to the body portion. Each sleeve includes a shoulder access slit for introduction of medical device wires or fluid hoses.