Stryker vs. Zimmer Biomet vs. J&J: How they stack up in Q4

Stryker, Zimmer Biomet and Johnson and Johnson shared their financial results for the fourth quarter of 2021. 

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Here’s how the companies’ results compare with the fourth quarter of 2021:

Stryker

Total revenue: $4.7 billion (+10.3 percent)

Total orthopedic and spine sales: $2.1 billion (+12.5 percent)

Hips: $352 million (+3.2 percent)

Knees: $523 million (+14.2 percent)

Spine: $300 million (-1.8 percent)

Zimmer Biomet

Total revenue: $2 billion (-2.3 percent)

Hips: $480.7 million (-4.6 percent)

Knees: $720.1 million (-0.8 percent)

Spine and dental: $260 million (-4.1 percent)

Johnson & Johnson

Total revenue: $24.8 billion (+10.4 percent)

Orthopedics: $2.2 billion (-1.6 percent)

Hips: $380 million (+2.1 percent)

Knees: $342 million (-0.9 percent)

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