For patients undergoing surgical interventions, the risk of infection is very high, especially in cases of surgery. Therefore, doctors and nurses working in the operating room or performing or assisting in the above interventions need to wash their surgical hands to reduce and prevent the growth of bacteria on the skin if the gloves are accidentally torn.

Surgical site infection (SI) is the most common type of infection after surgery. One of the measures to prevent SI is surgical hand hygiene. Bacteria on the surgeon's hands can enter the surgical wound if the glove is accidentally punctured without the surgeon's attention.