Complex Cases

A patient’s genetic defect, diagnosed at NYU Langone, was found to be treatable.

When her son is diagnosed with cancer, a woman turns to the same hospital that had treated her.

After fighting kidney cancer, a father of six found that sepsis was also endangering his life.

The eight-hour procedure required cooling Erby Paul’s body to 68°F and stopping blood flow.

The operation, a first for NYU Langone, required a team of 20.

Michael Serke spent only four days on the transplant waitlist.

Lung surgery and life support were both key to saving a new mother’s life.

Nathaniel recently celebrated his first birthday and his life with a new heart.

Landmark whole-eye transplant is a major paradigm shift for potential vision therapies.

The SADI-S, a new type of bariatric surgery, is highly effective for long-term weight loss.