Incompass Total Ankle System

History

2025: Start of Sales

On June 25, 2025, Stryker announced the Incompass Total Ankle System for full ankle prosthetics. The implant is intended for patients with severe rheumatoid, post-traumatic or degenerative arthritis.

The ankle is a complex anatomical structure that connects the lower leg and foot. It is formed by tibia, fibula and talus bones interconnected by capsule and ligaments. The joint provides movement and stability when walking, running and jumping. Prosthetics may be required due to degenerative changes or injuries when conservative treatment is not able to solve the problem. In this case, the damaged joint is eliminated, and an implant is installed in its place.

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The Incompass Total Ankle System, Stryker claims, is designed to address key issues related to total ankle replacement. When creating the product, data of more than 85 thousand were analyzed. CT scans and 100 thousand clinical cases. The system offers a wide range of options for implants and instruments, which allows operations to be performed taking into account the individual needs and anatomical characteristics of patients. Improved implant holders and a redesigned alignment system are used for better control in multiple planes.

Incompass allows you to rethink the possibilities of complete ankle replacement. Building on decades of clinical experience and leveraging extensive analytical evidence, we are setting a new standard that allows surgeons to deliver more personalized care with greater efficiency, says Adam Jacobs, vice president and general manager of Stryker's Foot & Ankle division.[1]

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