KALAMAZOO – Stryker Corp. has completed its acquisition of defibrillator maker Physio-Control International Inc. and two other major deals. The $1.28 billion cash deal was announced in mid-February and completed Tuesday.

Physio-Control makes monitors/defibrillators, automated external defibrillators and CPR-assist devices. The Redmond. Wash.-based emergency medical response company also provides data management and support services. It has more than 1,300 employees in 16 countries.

On April 1, Stryker announced that it had completed its previously announced $2.78 billion buyout of Sage Products LLC. Sage is a 45-year-old, privately held company that is based in Cary, Ill., a northwest suburb of Chicago.

Its products include solutions for oral care, skin preparation and protection, patient cleaning and hygiene, turning and positioning devices, and heel care boots. Its products are used to prevent hospital-acquired conditions such as ventilator-associated conditions, skin ulcerations due to incontinence, pressure ulcers, surgical site infections and healthcare worker injury.

On Friday, Stryker also completed its previously announced all-cash acquisition of Synergetics USA Inc.’s Neuro Portfolio. The portfolio includes the Malis electrosurgical generator (which helps suyreons use hand-operated, cutting and coagulating instruments), Spetzler Malis disposable forceps, and Stryker’s existing Sonopet tips and RF generator (which help in the dissection of fine bones and soft tissue).

In 2015, the group of products achieved approximately $31 million in sales to original equipment manufacturers.