Arm and Elbow Fractures

Dante Fusco

Pelham, NY · Published by HSS, November 2020

Dante Fusco, a patient of Dr. Daniel W. Green at the Hospital for Special Surgery

Dante Fusco’s story, in their own words

After falling off of the top of a slide on a playground, our very active 6-year-old son Dante broke his ulna and radius in his forearm. After a traumatic ER visit and a forearm reset later, we thought he would be OK. After 2 weeks in a cast we found out his break had shifted and was not healing well. We knew we would need to find a pediatric orthopedic surgeon who would walk us through all our options on how to get our son healed and able to use his forearm again.

Thankfully I found Dr. Green through a friend. With the help of Dr. Green and his team, Dante's arm was reset again at HSS. 12 weeks later he is healed, back to playing sports like soccer and basketball, and back to running in recess with his friends. I am so thankful for Dr. Green and all of the care Dante received at HSS!

Published by the Hospital for Special Surgery in its Back in the Game archive in November 2020, and reproduced here in full. Read it on hss.edu

Age at the time
6 years old
Sport or activity
Soccer, Basketball, Running
Treating surgeon
Dr. Daniel W. Green

Dr. Green’s published research on fractures in children

The 6 most recent of his 28 papers on fractures in children, indexed on PubMed under his Hospital for Special Surgery affiliation. Each opens on PubMed.

All 28 of his papers on this subject

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