Total Ankle Replacement Sparks New Race
Executive Summary
Orthopedic companies now target the so-called extremities as an area of capable of producing double-digit growth in sales. To be sure, the markets are considerably smaller than hips or knees, but multinational leaders can’t ignore untapped potential when their core markets are stagnant, and a new front is forming in the battle for foot and ankle supremacy around an old but still underutilized device – total ankle replacement implants.
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