Tampa General Hospital, Florida Orthopaedic Institute debut total ankle system in state

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Tampa General Hospital, Florida Orthopaedic Institute are the first in the state to use Stryker’s InCompass total ankle replacement system in the state.

TGH is the fifth hospital to use the technology in the nation, according to a Jan. 6 news release. InCompass is designed to fit the unique shape of the ankle and improve surgical precision and efficiency.

InCompass was launched in 2025.

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