251 devices · GMDN 35289
A skin-coring punch is a reusable surgical tool used in dermatology to excise small, precise sections of skin. Clinicians rely on it to remove lesions, obtain biopsy samples, or prepare skin grafts by cutting clean, circular tissue cores with minimal trauma.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device safety standards. They are often supplied sterile or as part of a surgical kit, with variations in cutting head sizes to match clinical needs.
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