Built for residents, fellows, and educators

Make orthopaedic concepts move.

Interactive tools for learning biomechanics, functional anatomy, classification systems, and surgical decision-making.

Educational use only

OrthoSuite modules demonstrate concepts and support teaching. They are not validated patient-specific planning or clinical decision-support systems.

Available tools

Adult Reconstruction

Available now Interactive simulator

Hip–Spine

THA Stability Lab

Explore how lumbar motion, pelvic rotation, hip flexion, and implant orientation interact across standing, sitting, and extension. Compare flexible, stiff, stuck-standing, stuck-sitting, and hypermobile patterns while keeping implant variables fixed.

  • Animated sagittal biomechanics
  • Functional cup orientation
  • Hip–spine classification
  • Directional instability teaching

Designed as a resident teaching model, with editable assumptions and explicit educational limitations.

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About the project

A focused platform for interactive orthopaedic teaching.

OrthoSuite is a growing collection of small, purpose-built web applications intended to make difficult orthopaedic concepts easier to visualize, manipulate, and discuss.

Each module should solve a specific educational problem. The site will expand only as completed tools are added, rather than advertising unbuilt modules or speculative features.

The applications are static and browser based, allowing them to run through GitHub Pages without accounts, installation, or server infrastructure.