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ECT Solutions presents a new hospital gown that provides strategic access to medical devices through pockets and slits while maintaining patient dignity and privacy. The gown allows for quick access and visualization of devices, improves nursing efficiency, and reduces the spread of infections through minimizing contact with medical equipment.
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