104 devices · GMDN 63166
A skin-coring punch is a manual surgical tool used by clinicians to remove small sections of tissue from the skin. These instruments are primarily utilized during dermatological procedures to excise lesions or to collect tissue samples for diagnostic testing.
These devices feature a cylindrical, sharpened tip that cuts through the skin when pressed and rotated by the practitioner. Designed for single-use applications, these stainless steel instruments are supplied in various diameters to accommodate different clinical requirements.
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