Complex Cases

Rusk Rehabilitation helped an MS patient with immunological complications make a full recovery.

Advanced imaging and a precise approach enabled the resection of a thalamic cavernous malformation.

Neurosurgeons utilized advanced imaging to guide the resection of a rare intramedullary cavernoma.

A complex symptom set led to the diagnosis and successful resection of a rare facial nerve tumor.

Early intervention is critical to restoring compromised renal function.

Nancy Clayton, who needed a mitral valve replacement, opted for a nonsurgical approach at NYU Langone.

The Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Program is a tightly-knit team of obstetric and pediatric specialists.

Doctors at NYU Langone use three-dimensional technology to remove a pelvic tumor.

A Polish refugee lost sight in one eye—but a pioneering neuro-ophthalmologist saved her sight in the other.

Led by Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez, the groundbreaking face transplant set a standard for transplantation medicine.