The vendors are:
Arthrex: The company has developed more than 7,500 products in the field of arthroscopy and surgical equipment. Arthrex focuses on orthobiologics and arthroplasty, as well as products for the treatment of arthritis.
CONMED: The company focuses on products for minimally invasive procedures in the fields of orthopedics, general surgery, gynecology and more. However, a major portion of the company’s business comes from its orthopedic product sales. CONMED has a strong international presence.
DePuy Synthes: The company, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, offers implants and instruments used for the surgical treatment of fractures, deformities and tumor diseases of long bones. It also offers trauma devices and spinal care solutions.
Smith & Nephew: The United Kingdom-based company develops products for hip and knee conditions and sports medicine as well as products in a number of specialties. The company’s customers span more than 100 countries.
Stryker: The medical device giant’s product portfolio includes implants, surgical equipment and surgical navigation systems as well as neurosurgical, spinal and neurovascular devices and endoscopic systems. The company’s key orthopedic and sports medicine solutions focus on minimally invasive and open approaches for knee, shoulder, hip and small joint conditions.
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