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title	Potential Risk of Virus Carryover by Fabrics of Personal Protective Gowns
Creator	Moriishi, Kohji Shimasaki, Noriko Shinohara, Katsuaki Arakawa, Soichi Fong, Yuke Kasai, Hirotake Katoh, Iyoko Koshiba, Tomoko Morimoto, Michiko Tanabe, Fuminori Uchida, Yukiko Hoe, Victor
source	Medline; PMC
abstract	Personal protective gowns and coveralls are classified based on barrier efficiency that validates protection from fluid penetration under certain pressures. Materials standardized in this system have been found suitable for emergency medical practices confronting highly contagious diseases. Nevertheless, adhesion of blood, and body fluids from virus-infected patients to the surface of protective clothing still imposes a risk of pathogen transmission in the process of doffing, or undressing. We performed a small-scale experiment to test the possibility of infectious virus carryover on the surface of different fabrics used in commercially available protective gowns. Application of a lentivirus vector that expresses green fluorescent protein allowed easy monitoring of infectious viral loads on fabrics. Results indicate that fabrics of level-3 surgical gowns serve better to reduce virus transmission compared to fabrics of chemical protective clothing with the same or higher barrier efficiency. Analysis of sliding angles provided indexes of fluid repellency, which were inversely related to virus carryover potentials. Droplets of infectious body fluids may easily roll off fabrics with water-repellent finishing. Thus, virus carryover is a measurable risk factor to be considered for better choice of personal protective clothing.
has issue date	2019-05-22(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.3389/fpubh.2019.00121
bibo:pmid	31179258
has license	cc-by
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schema:url	https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2019.00121
resource representing a document's title	Potential Risk of Virus Carryover by Fabrics of Personal Protective Gowns
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC6538680
has PubMed identifier	31179258
schema:publication	Front Public Health
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