Where Dr. Green's work has been covered
Each item has a page here, with his own words on it, and a link to the original.
Dr. Green’s research and his comments on treating young athletes have been covered by The New York Post, U.S. News & World Report, Orthopedics Today, Applied Radiology and the Hospital for Special Surgery’s own newsroom. Each page below sets out what the study found, quotes him directly, and links to the original article.
HSS Newsroom Growth hormone therapy and growth plate fractures in children An HSS study Dr. Green co-authored, on a link parents had been asking about for years. 4 January 2024 HSS Newsroom FDA clearance of the first ACL reconstruction device made for children The implant Dr. Green helped evaluate, and the pediatric instrumentation he helped design. 10 January 2023 The New York Post Why ACL tears are rising in competitive cheerleading Dr. Green on a shift he has watched happen over a decade of treating young athletes. 11 May 2022 Orthopedics Today Adding a lateral extra-articular tenodesis to ACL reconstruction in children Two-year results for the LET, in children and teenagers at high risk of tearing the graft again. 26 April 2022 Applied Radiology Quadriceps versus hamstring grafts in adolescent ACL reconstruction What MRI signal showed about how the two graft types mature over the first year. 12 July 2021 Orthopedics Today How often a second operation was needed after MPFL and osteochondral fixation Dr. Green’s review of 321 consecutive MPFL reconstructions from his own practice. 18 August 2020 U.S. News & World Report What to ask an orthopedic surgeon before an operation Dr. Green on second opinions, pain during surgery, and how pain is managed afterwards. 16 January 2020 HSS Newsroom Which young athletes are most at risk of re-tearing an ACL Over 300 patients, sorted by how much growing they had left to do. 7 March 2018