Stryker Brand Ranking

Stryker

Stryker (Beijing) Medical Devices Co., Ltd.

Industry： Hospital furniture , Ultrasonic knife , Medical devices , Lumbar spine therapy device , Cervical traction device , Medical consumables , Nursing bed , Laparoscopy , gastroscopy , Endoscope , Anti-bedsore air cushion , Surgical instruments , LED surgery shadowless light , High frequency electric knife , Surgery robot , Keel clamp , Health Door , Cervical spine therapy device , Anti-bedroom sore gas mattress , Ostomy pocket , Hospital Uniforms , Breast Mask , Health Projects , Hospital Beds , Hospital Cabinets , Hospital Trolley , Rehabilitation Therapy Supplies , Surgical Towel , Infusion tape , Surgical Operating Kit , Stomach Tube , Operating Table , Implants & Interventional Materials , Medical Cryogenic Equipments , Active Surgical Instruments , Anorectal,Urology Surgery Equipments , Burns Surgery Instruments , Microsurgery Equipments , Nerve and cardiovascular surgical instruments , Neurosurgery Instruments , Non-active Surgical Instruments , Orthopedic Surgical Instruments , The Basis of Surgical Instruments , Medical High-Frequency Equipments , Medical Science , Medical Plastic , Towables Tubes , Tweezers (SPU) , Corded Hot Knives (SPU)

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Stryker

Stryker (Beijing) Medical Devices Co., Ltd.

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Brand Introduction

As one of the world's cutting-edge medical technology companies, Stryker works sincerely with customers and is committed to improving healthcare. The company provides a range of innovative products and services including plastic surgery, medical and surgical equipment, neurosurgery and spine-related products to help improve the treatment experience of patients and medical institutions.

Dr. Homer Stryker, an orthopedic physician in Kalamazoo, Michigan, invented a series of new products after discovering that some medical products cannot meet the needs of patients. There is growing concern and interest in these new medical products, and Dr. Stryker founded The Orthopaedic Frame Company in 1941, specializing in the production of these innovative medical products.

In 1942, the company began to build wedge-shaped turnover beds, which allow caregivers to turn over patients with severe back injuries while keeping their spine fixed;

In 1946, Stryker founded The Orthopaedic Frame Company;

In 1979, the company issued its shares for the first time, bringing more attention to the company; in the same year, Stryker acquired Osteonics Corp. and entered the orthopedic implant market;

In 1981, the company's acquisition of SynOptics provided an opportunity to expand into its endoscope business;

In 1992, the acquisition of Dimso, SA opened up business opportunities in the field of spinal fixation;

In 1996, the acquisition of Osteo SA provided an opportunity to enter the bone trauma market;

In 1997, 18 years after the company was listed on the Nasdaq, the company was listed on the New York Stock Exchange;

In 1998, the company acquired Howmedica, a major player in the orthopedic market, and doubled its size in the coming year.

In 2009, the company acquired Ascent Healthcare Solutions, Inc., a leading market leader in the U.S. medical device reprocessing and remanufacturing market;

In 2011, the company acquired Boston Scientific's neurovascular division, greatly expanding the brand's neurotechnology business;

In 2013, the company acquired Trauson Holdings Company Limited to expand into high-value market segments in emerging markets. In the same year, the company's acquisition of MAKO Surgical Corp provided an opportunity to further promote the development of robotic arm-assisted surgery in orthopedics.