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Stryker Corporation

Stryker Corporation

Stryker designs, manufactures, and markets an array of medical equipment, instruments, consumable supplies, and implantable devices. The product portfolio includes hip and knee replacements, extremities, endoscopy systems, operating room equipment, embolic coils, hospital beds and gurneys, and orthopedic robotics. Stryker remains one of the three largest competitors in reconstructive orthopedic implants and holds the leadership position in operating room equipment. Roughly one-fourth of Stryker's total revenue currently comes from outside the United States.www.stryker.com

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Sep 22, 2026

Sherry PrestonCORRESPONDENT
22:12
Augmented reality has found its way into an operating room.
Sherry PrestonCORRESPONDENT
22:15
Medical technology company Stryker now says an app it created for Apple's Vision Pro headset was used during a hip surgery at Duke Health.
Sherry PrestonCORRESPONDENT
22:23
The company says it's the first time the app has been used in a real world operation.
Sherry PrestonCORRESPONDENT
22:27
The Vision Pro would allow the surgeon to see the patient but also see things like surgical planning tools and CT scans.
Nico MorenoHOST
35:21
Injury bugs bite you in the butt.
Nico MorenoHOST
35:23
So, J.O., what do you do at Stryker? If there's a significant injury and all you have is one Danny Masovsky, How do you replace them? How do you give them some rest? What do you do?
Jeremiah OshanHOST
35:37
I mean, I think you've got to bring up Mark Bronick from Tacoma defiance, right? That's gotta be one of those options.
Jeremiah OshanHOST
35:43
And I will say, congratulations to Tacoma defiance.
Robert LambHOST
19:32
Yes.
Robert LambHOST
19:33
Stryker is the cop that shows up in MK3.
Robert LambHOST
19:35
Um-
Joe McCormickHOST
19:35
[laughs] That's a strange choice.
Bud ElliottHOST
43:54
South Carolina's looked just as bad, so that, that's fair.
Chip PattersonHOST
43:57
Oh, Stryker, we're getting closer on the subs goal.
Danny KanellHOST
43:59
All right, let's go.
Chip PattersonHOST
43:59
If you're watching YouTube.com/Cover3 and you're not, you have not subscribed to the channel, come on over there.
Tom SchwabGUEST
7:10
It's a little bit of The Navy, it's a little bit of Hyman Rickover in the nuclear Navy.
Tom SchwabGUEST
7:16
And then a lot of John Brown, who when I got out of the service, I worked for the Stryker Corporation.
Tom SchwabGUEST
7:23
And, you know, people know those for, you know, the Stryker beds.
Tom SchwabGUEST
7:26
I was selling artificial knees and hips.
Dominic WellerGUEST
34:43
Yeah, I think I think it's that's one that's been been on the fire, as you say.
Dominic WellerGUEST
34:50
Real, real, real challenges, I think, competing in some markets with Stryker.
Dominic WellerGUEST
34:57
new activists on the register pushing, which I think the business, which is a part of where the company is.
Dominic WellerGUEST
35:09
So the shares have sort of perennially continued to trade down.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
41:29
He told them everything.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
41:31
My God, Stryker said when he had finished.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
41:35
Be thankful you could get back here, lad, Richardson told him.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
41:38
What do we do now? What can we do? Chambers demanded.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
41:58
Teach them.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
41:59
I'd hate to see the disappointment on Earth if we went back after six generations.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
42:04
Stryker frowned.
Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
42:06
Have we the right to kill? Eric said, look, they might get back to Earth someday.
Betty BNARRATOR
33:11
SHOPS AND SHOPPING.
Betty BNARRATOR
33:12
If the stranger in New York, on any pleasant day, finds himself near corporal thompson's broadway cottage he will be in the midst of a very pretty scene perhaps as he reads these words and asks the question where that romantic cot may be found he is comfortably seated in it with his feet placidly reposing upon its window-sills it is indeed in a new form it no longer looks as it did to the early citizen of fifty years ago driving out before breakfast upon the Bloomingdale Road, and surveying the calm river from the seclusion of Stryker's Bay.
Betty BNARRATOR
34:14
It had an indefinable roadside English air in those far-off mornings.
Betty BNARRATOR
34:20
The early citizen would not have been surprised had he heard the horn of the guard merrily winding, and beheld the mail coach of old England bowling up to the door.
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
45:11
think that the congestion pricing thing is cool.
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
45:14
I'm like, I want to penalize Stryker.
James Austin JohnsonGUEST
45:15
It
Chris BlackHOST
45:15
changed my life, dude.
Danny LiebermanHOST
9:41
And I want to sort of push back on you on that, not on you, but on the people who say the 80%, which is that there are indications like chronic diseases where there's no problem to recruit patients.
Danny LiebermanHOST
9:57
We had several sponsors, actually most of our sponsors were, our customers were in some kind of a chronic disease space, like in gastro, in neurology, and I don't know, one who was later acquired by Stryker in orthopedics, and something that was very common in orthopedics procedure.
Danny LiebermanHOST
10:19
And I think except for maybe one out of maybe 70 clinical trials that we did before we sold the company, I think none of these sponsors have trouble recruiting.
Lidia BernikGUEST
10:34
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