Innovation

A patient’s irregular heartbeat could have been fatal without innovative therapy at NYU Langone.

Dr. Robert Montgomery and team seek to learn more about the longevity of genetically modified pig organs.

Doctors treated Mia, an active girl with a curve in her spine, with vertebral body tethering.

The surgeries represent the latest step in a research protocol to increase the available organ supply.

The team successfully transplanted genetically engineered pig hearts into two recently deceased humans.

Performing three operations for a patient in one day, a surgical team marks a first for NYU Langone.

Doctors devised a lifesaving procedure to treat an exceedingly rare heart condition.

A genetically engineered kidney, attached to a decedent donor, functions perfectly for 54 hours.

An imaging system used during brain surgery improves outcomes and reduces the risk of complications.

Experts from NYU Langone’s Interdisciplinary Pain Research Program study alternatives to opioids.