Why Surgeons Wear Green in OR

Surgeons wear green and blue in the operating rooms as a result of long-standing developments dating back to the early 20th century. The purpose is to enhance visual comfort and reduce eye strain when focusing on dark-colored tissues and red blood. Green and blue are opposite red on the color wheel, which provides the eye with a break from continuous focus on red and reduces glare and visual fatigue. This also helps in distinguishing fine details during procedures. This choice was not random; it is based on color science and hygiene considerations, aiming to support surgeons in performing more precise and comfortable operations.

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