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Johnson & Johnson makes medicines and medical devices. Its medicines business covers oncology, immunology, neuroscience and cardiopulmonary, and its MedTech business covers cardiovascular, orthopaedics, surgery and vision.

BD offers medical products and systems for hospitals, surgery centers, labs and pharmacies, covering medication management, vascular access, needles and syringes, surgical care, acute urology, hemodynamic monitoring and patient safety. Its products include the BD Pyxis Pro dispensing system.

Coloplast makes medical devices and services for people with deeply personal and private medical conditions. Its business covers ostomy care, continence care, advanced wound care, interventional urology and voice and respiratory care.

Olympus develops medical technologies that help detect and treat disease, with products in areas including GI endoscopy, urology and respiratory care.

Teleflex designs, develops, makes and supplies single-use medical devices that hospitals and healthcare providers use in common diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in critical care and surgery.

CONMED is a medical technology company with products for orthopedics and sports medicine, foot and ankle, general, laparoscopic and robotic surgery, GI procedures and patient monitoring, including Hall power tools and the AirSeal insufflation system.

Cook Medical is a privately owned company that makes minimally invasive medical devices, with Vascular products for aortic intervention, interventional radiology and peripheral intervention, and MedSurg products for critical care, endoscopy and urology.

Ambu makes endoscopy, anesthesia and patient monitoring products, with an endoscopy portfolio covering pulmonology, urology, ENT and GI. The company has operated since 1937 and invented the self-inflating resuscitator known as the Ambu bag in 1956.

Essity is a hygiene and health company with four business areas, Health & Medical, Personal Care, Consumer Tissue and Professional Hygiene.

Karl Storz is a family-owned company that makes endoscopy equipment and instruments for specialties including airway management, arthroscopy, bronchoscopy, ENT, gastroenterology, gynecology, neurosurgery and urology. It was founded in 1945.

Verathon makes GlideScope airway visualization systems, BFlex single-use bronchoscopes and BladderScan bladder volume devices, used in anesthesiology, critical care, emergency medical services and urology. It began as a start-up in 1984.

ForTec Medical provides surgical equipment to hospitals, surgery centers and physician offices on an as-needed basis, with clinical technology specialists, maintenance and training. It serves specialties including urology, ophthalmology, ENT, general surgery, gynecology, neurosurgery and vascular.