Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee

Scott Perry

West Palm Beach, FL · Published by HSS, April 2015

Scott Perry, a patient of Dr. Daniel W. Green at the Hospital for Special Surgery

Scott Perry’s story, in their own words

February 26th, 2015 marks the one year anniversary since Dr. Daniel Green performed surgery on our 16 year old son to correct his osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) on his left knee. At that time we hoped and prayed that he would be able to continue pursuing his passion of playing competitive basketball in high school and then potentially in college. Although he started off slow in the season, we are thrilled to report that he worked his way in to a starting position on his high school basketball team and was very instrumental in the team winning Florida 4A Districts, Regionals, and finished State Runner-up. He even had his first dunk in the State Championship game (see photos)!!

He is now playing travel AAU basketball pain-free. We just wanted to thank you and your staff for helping make his dreams a reality. Kristen (Dr. Green’s Practice Manager – Surgical Coordinator) was amazingly helpful and prompt in all her communications with us. This was important to us since we were traveling from out of state (Florida).

You were all awesome, caring, and made this difficult time of my sons life peaceful.

Published by the Hospital for Special Surgery in its Back in the Game archive in April 2015, and reproduced here in full. Read it on hss.edu

Age at the time
16 years old
Sport or activity
Basketball
Treating surgeon
Dr. Daniel W. Green

Dr. Green’s published research on osteochondritis dissecans

The 6 most recent of his 13 papers on osteochondritis dissecans, indexed on PubMed under his Hospital for Special Surgery affiliation. Each opens on PubMed.

All 13 of his papers on this subject

More patients Dr. Green has treated

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