3,252 devices · GMDN 64337
A bone-coring punch is a reusable surgical tool used to remove precise cylindrical sections of bone or bone-and-soft-tissue during operations. Surgeons rely on it for procedures requiring controlled bone excision, such as tumor removal, biopsy sampling, or joint reconstruction.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments and may require compliance with general medical device safety standards. Reusability often involves strict sterilization protocols to ensure patient safety between uses, though classification and supply rules vary by jurisdiction.
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