British Nurses Invented The [disposable Surgical Bra]

British nurses invented the [disposable surgical bra]

Two British nurses have developed a disposable paper bra designed for nudity-conscious patients heading to the operating room. According to the nurses, they have long noticed that for many women, having breasts exposed during surgery is a serious psychological problem.

Digni Bra. Photo from vale-healthcare.com /

Two British nurses have developed a disposable paper bra designed for patients heading to the operating room who are ashamed of their nudity, writes The Daily Mail.

According to Natalie Reid and Fiona Cartwright, they have long noticed that naked breasts during surgery are a serious psychological problem for many women.

Therefore, they came up with the idea of creating a paper disposable bra, which, on the one hand, helps patients to maintain their self-esteem and feel psychologically more comfortable in such a stressful situation as surgery, and on the other hand, can be easily removed in case of medical need …

The nurses named their brainchild Digni Bra and hope that it will be adopted in all British hospitals. A set of blue paper bra and underpants is being tested at Vale Healthcare Hospital in Cardiff, which specializes in plastic surgery. A survey of one hundred hospital patients showed that they are all ready to use Digni Bra during surgery.