OptimalMTP®
MIS MTP System
What Is OptimalMTP?
Why choose between MIS or the strength of the plate and screw construct?
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Forma Medical’s OptimalMTP is the groundbreaking MIS MTP fusion system that enables surgeons to complete MIS MTP fusions with a plate and screw construct. While other MIS options rely on two screws, our plate and lag screw construct offers a far superior solution.
The construct you trust.

The incisions your patients want.

PRocedure Overview
The OptimalMTP procedure combines proven technologies with purpose-built implants and instruments for MIS to yield powerful results. The procedure includes three steps:
(1) Prep, (2) Compress, (3) Stabilize.
Step 1. Prep
Utilize Forma's MIS Surface Matching joint prep technique to remove all cartilage and minimize shortening.
Step 2. COMPRESS
Achieve compression with a 3.0mm or 4.0mm beveled cannulated compression screw.
Step 3. Stabilize
With the joint rigidly held by the crossing screw, insert the plate through small incisions for additional stability.





See OptimalMTP in Action
As a simple minimally invasive procedure, OptimalMTP offers surgeons like you the first-of-its-kind MIS plate and screw system for MTP fusions.
Experience the Future of MTP Fusion with OptimalMTP
OptimalMTP is the groundbreaking system that enables surgeons to complete MIS MTP fusions with a plate and screw construct.

Before OptimalMTP®

After OptimalMTP®

OptimalMTP Features and Instrumentation
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Delivers the soft tissue and healing benefits of MIS with the strength of the plate and screw construct
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Sleek, low-profile plate design to allow for MIS insertion underneath the EHL and low-profile screw heads
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Streamlined instrumentation to aid in fast and efficient fixation
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​Beveled cannulated 3.0mm and 4.0mm compression screws to compress the joint and seat flush along the bone
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Cup and cone reamers and traditional open 5-hole and 6-hole plates available for bailout or select patient population
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Ready to see it for yourself?
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Join us in revolutionizing MTP joint fusion and enhancing patient care with OptimalMTP.

