46 devices · GMDN 35285
An aorta punch is a reusable surgical tool used in vascular procedures to create precise circular openings in the aorta or other blood vessels. By cutting a controlled tissue plug, surgeons can prepare an anastomosis site—where vessels are reconnected—during bypass or repair operations.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and must meet durability, sterility, and performance standards for reuse. They’re often supplied as part of vascular surgery kits, with sizes tailored to specific clinical applications.
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