Complex Cases

Quick diagnosis followed by an advanced clot-retrieving procedure was crucial.

Dr. Howard Rusk believed people with disabilities produce their own miracles. This baby is proof.

A strategic, step-by-step care plan rescues a man with heart failure and an acute pulmonary embolism.

With the lowest mortality rate for cranial procedures, NYU Langone sets the bar for clinical care.

Scar dancing syndrome is a type of movement disorder first described in medical literature in 2021.

A complex birth led to a good outcome for a baby with congenital high airway obstruction syndrome.

Shortness of breath was a sign of a risky congenital heart condition.

In the hands of a top pediatric cardiac surgeon, Sammie Taormina hasn’t just survived but thrived.

Tapping experts at NYU Langone’s Tumor Board, medical oncologist Dr. Birjis Akhund solved a puzzling case.

Early screening, aggressive interventions, and an army of caregivers lead to outstanding outcomes.