Gallbladder & Appendix General Surgery Scrub Cap

Because sometimes the appendix chooses violence—and the gallbladder has absolutely no chill.

Meet the General Surgery scrub cap, made for the surgeons who know that “mild abdominal pain” can quickly turn into an inflamed appendix, a ruptured gallbladder, a stubborn fecalith, a duct full of sludge, or an unexpected 2 AM trip to the OR.

Covered in the greatest hits of general surgery—angry appendixes, perforations, fecaliths, gallstones, biliary sludge, inflamed gallbladders, and everything in between—this cap is a tribute to the pathology that keeps the acute care surgery pager permanently employed.

Whether you're running the bowel, dropping ports for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, docking the robot, hunting for the critical view, or carefully peeling an appendix off something it had no business sticking to, this cap speaks fluent general surgery.

Lined with smooth silk to help reduce friction, frizz, and breakage during long cases and even longer call shifts. Because after dealing with purulence, adhesions, perforations, and questionable intra-abdominal fluid, your hair should be the least complicated part of the operation.

Perfect for general surgeons, residents, fellows, medical students, acute care surgeons, minimally invasive surgeons, and anyone who hears “right lower quadrant pain” and immediately starts calculating an Alvarado score.

Wear it in the OR and let them know: you came prepared to cut, clip, staple, suction, irrigate, and occasionally convert to open.

Because in general surgery, if it’s inflamed, obstructed, perforated, full of stones, or leaking somewhere it shouldn’t be—we’ve got a case.