Here’s a year-over-year comparison of Stryker’s first-quarter performance in the last three years:
Q1 2021
Net sales: $4 billion
Spine and neurotechnology sales: $848 million
Total orthopedic sales: $1.5 billion
Knee sales: $412 million
Hip sales: $309 million
Trauma sales: $640 million
Q1 2020
Net sales: $3.6 billion
Spine and neurotechnology sales: $744 million
Total orthopedic sales: $1.2 billion
Knee sales: $432 million
Hip sales: $316 million
Trauma sales: $392 million
Q1 2019
Net sales: $3.5 billion
Spine and neurotechnology sales: $739 million
Total orthopedic sales: $1.3 billion
Knee sales: $439 million
Hip sales: $336 million
Trauma sales: $396 million
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