Patient Testimonials
- Three weeks after his heart surgery, 94 year old conductor, David Randolph has already planned his next performance at Carnegie Hall.
- Shortly after giving birth on June 16, 2009, at NYU, Ms. Rassner learned that her newborn son, Saxon, was turning blue. The diagnosis: transposition of the great arteries, in which the aorta and pulmonary artery are reversed, starving the body of oxygen. Surgery was the only remedy.
- Read about the lifesaving minimally invasive surgery that saved Leslie Lipton Morelli.
- Two months after minimally invasive aortic valve replacement surgery, Mrs. Klipper celebrated her 87th birthday and returned to work, running two financial businesses
- Read how a retired physician chose the NYU Cardiac Team for his surgery, and how he's so grateful he did.
- Kim has learned how essential it is for her to allow her daughter Ella to experience life to its fullest after facing a serious medical emergency.
- The true story how NYU Langone's multidisciplinary approach led to a Brooklyn man's astonishing recovery from a massive heart attack and occluded left main artery. (Text and Video)
- For Susan Cardillo and her husband Albert, the birth of their son Louis was truly a “Miracle on 34th Street.”
- Larry Anderson's decision to use and experience the minimally invaisve surgery offered at NYU Langone Medical Center.
- Young, healthy and fit, Marni Baum was surprised to find out that she had a severe case of mitral valve prolapse after a routine check-up.
- After undergoing minimally invasive mitral valve repair, John Greenberg dared to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro!
- Having one child undergo surgery is stressful enough, but imagine having three in the O.R. on the same day! That was what John and Evelyn Hess of Mount Vernon, N.Y., faced on May 2, 2006.
