Tischler-Wittner and Schumacher cervical punch biopsy forceps are used in gynaecology to take a small tissue sample from the cervix. A cervical rotating punch allows sampling at different angles without repositioning the instrument. Kerrison punches are used in spinal and neurosurgery to remove bone or ligament. Skin biopsy punches take a small circular skin sample, typically in dermatology.

Why sterile single-use

Each instrument is individually packaged and pre-sterilised, with a guaranteed sharp cutting edge for a clean sample — no reprocessing or resharpening to manage between patients.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a cervical punch biopsy forceps used for?

It takes a small tissue sample from the cervix for diagnostic examination, typically as part of a colposcopy.

What's a Kerrison punch used for?

It's used in spinal and neurosurgery to remove small pieces of bone or ligament, most often during decompression procedures.

Are these instruments single-use only?

Yes — each one is pre-sterilised for a single procedure and should be disposed of after use.

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