Specialized injection clothing for children with cancer chemotherapy drugs

Abstract

A special garment for administering chemotherapy drugs to children with cancer includes a garment body and a cover plate. The garment body is designed to be worn by a child patient and has a viewing window located on the upper outer side of the chest, below the clavicle. A transparent sheet is sewn onto the viewing window to cover it. Multiple strips of fabric are sewn at intervals below the viewing window. The ends of the multiple strips of fabric can be fastened together by a fastening structure to form a loop for an infusion tube to pass through. The cover plate is sewn onto the front side of the garment body on one side, and the other side is connected or separated from the side of the garment body by at least one closing structure, so as to cover or expose the viewing window and the multiple strips of fabric. This design facilitates observation of the infusion tube and prevents the patient from pulling on the infusion tube.

Claims

1. A special oral medication for injecting chemotherapy drugs for childhood cancer, comprising: A garment body, which can be worn on a child patient, has a collar and two cuffs, and a viewing window is provided on the upper outer side of the child patient's chest, below the collarbone. A transparent sheet is sewn onto the viewing window to cover it. Multiple strips of fabric are sewn at intervals on the lower side of the viewing window. The two ends of the multiple strips of fabric can be fastened by a fastening structure to form a loop for an infusion tube to pass through. A cover is also provided, with one side sewn onto the front side of the garment body, and the other side using at least one closing structure to be connected or separated from one side of the garment body, so as to cover or expose the viewing window and the multiple strips of fabric.

2. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the transparent sheet is a transparent gauze.

3. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the transparent sheet is a transparent plastic sheet.

4. The special garment for injecting chemotherapy drugs for childhood cancer as described in claim 1, wherein the fastening structure consists of two fasteners that can be fastened to each other.

5. The special garment for injecting chemotherapy drugs for childhood cancer as described in claim 1, wherein the fastening structure is a button that can be fastened to a buttonhole.

6. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the viewing window is located on the upper outer side of the right chest of the pediatric patient, below the clavicle, and the cover is located on the right half of the front side of the garment body.

7. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the viewing window is located on the upper outer side of the left chest of the pediatric patient, below the clavicle, and the cover is located on the left half of the front side of the garment body.

8. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the closure structure consists of two fasteners that can be fastened to each other.

9. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the closure structure comprises at least one button that can be fastened to at least one buttonhole.

10. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the closure structure is a zipper that can be fastened relative to the closure.

11. The pediatric cancer chemotherapy drug injection garment as described in claim 1, wherein the garment body is formed by joining a symmetrical front piece and a back piece, and the front piece and the back piece are provided with a plurality of hook and loop fasteners that can be glued together at opposite sides.

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