Ortho PostOp V1.0 is built as a Progressive Web App (PWA). You can install it directly onto your Android, iOS (iPhone / iPad), or Windows PC device directly from your browser—no app store required. Once installed, it launches in full-screen standalone mode and works offline in the clinic or operating room.
Launch Google Chrome on your Android phone or tablet and open the Ortho PostOp V1.0 web address.
Tap the three vertical dots (⋮) icon in the top-right corner of Chrome next to the address bar.
Select "Install app" or "Add to Home screen" from the menu list.
Tap Install in the confirmation prompt. The Ortho PostOp icon will appear in your app drawer and home screen.
Open the Ortho PostOp V1.0 link in Apple Safari (iOS requires Safari for home screen web app installation).
Tap the Share icon (a square with an upward arrow ↑) at the bottom of the screen (or top-right on iPad).
Scroll down the share sheet options and tap "Add to Home Screen" (with the + icon).
Verify the name Ortho PostOp and tap "Add" in the top-right corner to place the app on your Home Screen.
Navigate to the Ortho PostOp V1.0 site using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on your Windows PC.
Look at the right side of the address bar (URL bar) and click the Install icon (a monitor with a downward arrow) or open the ⋮ menu → Save and share → Install page as app.
Click "Install" in the popup dialog box.
The app will open in its own dedicated window and create a shortcut on your Windows Desktop and Start Menu.
Perform a hard refresh (Ctrl + F5 on Windows or pull down to refresh in mobile Chrome) so the browser loads the latest manifest.json and service worker, and make sure you are not in Incognito/Private mode.
Once opened or installed once, all Adult Trauma, Pediatric Trauma, Campbell, Orthobullet, and Extra protocols are cached locally on your device for instant offline access.
Ortho PostOp is an interactive anatomical visualization and evidence-based post-operative rehabilitation protocol reference designed for exploring Adult and Pediatric orthopedic trauma regions and osseous sub-structures across the upper and lower extremities.
Choose between Adult trauma or Pediatric trauma in the top navigation bar.
Select any of the 6 primary blue '+' markers on the skeleton to smoothly zoom into that anatomical region.
Click on any anatomical sub-region pill overlay to view immobilization, weight-bearing, and follow-up/rehabilitation timelines.
Click the top-right '-' button at any time to zoom out and return to the full-body skeletal overview.