163 devices · GMDN 12253
A skin grafting knife is a manual surgical tool used by clinicians to harvest thin layers of skin from a donor site. These instruments feature a flat, broad blade with a sharp edge designed to facilitate the precise removal of tissue for grafting procedures.
These instruments are typically constructed from stainless steel and are intended for repeated use following appropriate sterilization. As manual surgical implements, they represent a traditional approach to skin harvesting in clinical settings.
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