SterileBack Togas & Hoods developed by StubMed
AAMI Level 4 Full Toga & AAMI Level 2 StubMed Hoods to be utilized during hip, knee, shoulder replacement surgery & lumbar fusion. StubMed also offers hoods with face shield & full covering.
Founded, developed and used by an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Christian Christensen in Lexington, KY
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Founded, developed and used by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Christian Christensen.
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Why use the StubMed SterileBack Toga?
StubMed SterileBack Toga offers 360 Degrees of Coverage which ensures backside sterility during a procedure.
Backside Sterility During Surgery
Reduces the risk of iatrogenic infections.
Preventing Contamination
Thicker material at the neck of hood and gown which prevents contamination during mask adjustment or face scratching.
Significant Cost Savings
Due to our low cost and low overhead model we are able to generate immediate cost savings without contracts or volume commitments.
Less Positive Airflow Leakage
Less leakage at the wrist-glove junction reducing the risk of surgical site contamination.
Adaptable Toga Design
Adaptable to numerous helmet designs from different manufacturers.
“Congratulations on the new surgical toga. What a clever and inventive idea. From one surgical designer to another hats off to you, just brilliant. I am pushing it at our surgical center. I will mention it to a few friends at other centers in this area. I wish you well personally and with this project.”
Safer Use of Hoods and Togas in Total Joint Arthroplasty
Surgical spacesuits, or togas, have become an integral part of operating room protocols, especially in hip, knee and shoulder arthroplasty. Many arthroplasty surgeons view these specialized surgical gowns as essential for reducing infection risks for patients, while also protecting themselves and the surgical team from potentially infectious fluids, bone fragments, and other airborne particles.