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Free clinical orthopedic calculators

Validated clinical tools for orthopedic surgeons, physiotherapists and patients. Score in seconds, export to PDF and JSON, no login, on any device.

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Why Orthoai?

Built for real clinical usability.

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Completely free

No plans, no subscriptions. All calculators are and will always be free.

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No login required

Access any calculator directly without creating an account or providing personal data.

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Mobile-first

Interface optimized for bedside or clinic use, directly from your smartphone.

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Clinical rigor

Algorithms based on validated instruments and international peer-reviewed publications.

What are orthopedic clinical scores?

Orthopedic clinical scores are standardized, scientifically validated instruments that allow the quantification of function, pain and quality of life in patients with musculoskeletal injuries or diseases. They transform subjective assessments into objective, reproducible data — essential for clinical decision-making and tracking treatment progress over time.

In orthopedic practice, these instruments are used in consultations, pre- and post-operative assessments, rehabilitation protocols and scientific publications. Tools such as the IKDC, KOOS and WOMAC are widely adopted in clinical studies and help standardize outcome communication among professionals, patients and researchers.

Regular application of functional scores allows healthcare professionals to objectively monitor patient recovery, identify plateaus in clinical progress, support therapeutic decisions with evidence, and communicate results in a standardized way across different services and specialists.

Orthoai was developed to make these tools accessible to any healthcare professional or patient, at no cost and without technical barriers, while respecting the original methodology of each validated instrument.

Important clinical notice

The tools available on Orthoai are clinical scoring support instruments. They do not perform medical diagnosis and do not replace in-person assessment by a qualified healthcare professional. Results should always be interpreted by a specialist in the full clinical context of the patient. This site does not provide medical advice.