WABC-TV, ABC's local television affiliate in New York City, hosts an online series called "Medical Marvels." The series highlights the stories of patients who underwent extraordinary medical procedures at NewYork-Presbyterian. Below are the stories featured in the series.
A woman in the prime of her life arrived at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center in dire condition. (Read the full story)
Policeman donates kidney to save fellow officer (Read the full story)
Kelly Rolo had been suffering from torturous headaches, with weird symptoms where the left and right sides of her body would differ dramatically in temperature. Doctors at NewYork-Presbyterian embarked on a surgery that was the first of its kind, and now her prognosis is great. (Read the full story)
New scalp cooling system prevents hair loss from chemotherapy (Read the full story)
Lou Auriemma and his cousin Gina Vintalore have always shared a family bond. Now they share a liver. (Read the full story)
Doctors at NewYork-Presbyterian gave Robert Frank Azopardi a trial drug for his Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia. (Read the full story)
Medical Marvels looks at the case of a woman diagnosed with esophageal cancer who was already no stranger to battling a health crisis. (Read the full story)
During a routine physical, David Epstein learned he was living with a ticking time bomb in his chest.
Faith Fulginiti is recovering from a cutting edge procedure to treat lymphedema and chronic venous disease. (full story)
In this edition of Medical Marvels, a look at how the staff at the Perelman Heart Center at New York Presbyterian Hospital saved Peter Reikes with an ECMO machine. (full story)
In this edition of Medical Marvels, a look at how heart patient Glen Zammit was helped by a new, non-surgical procedure for replacing heart valves. (full story)
In this edition of Medical Marvels, doctors at New York Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital are using telemedicine to evaluate and diagnose stroke patients. (full story)
Medical Marvels Runners Edition: A cardiologist hopes to inspire his patients by running in the TCS NYC Marathon. (full story)
It was one of Joe Russo's patients that inspired him to run in the New York City Marathon for the first time. (full story)
Tara Barlow is running the New York City Marathon for pediatric liver transplant patients. (full story)
Denise Buist suffered from severe sciatica until neurosurgeon Roger Härtl, MD, performed an innovative, minimally-invasive procedure on her. (full story)
Abbey Monzietti was born with an extremely rare and large tumor. When she was just three days old, NewYork-Presbyterian surgeon Nitsana Spigland, MD, performed lifesaving surgery on her. (full story)
Jacob Downer was born with an extremely small jaw and a cleft palate. From his first moment of life he struggled to breathe, and so the decision was made to begin changing Jacob's life when he was just days old. (full story)
Manuel Greco battles Von Hippel-Lindau disease, a rare condition that causes tumors to grow in certain parts of the body. (full story)
Six-year-old Brady Jenkins has a rare genetic syndrome that will cause him to develop thyroid cancer. (full story)
Susan Koujak survived two double lung transplants. Now she wants to have a child. (full story)
Robert Kaiser was battling end stage kidney disease until his wife, Dianne, stepped in and offered one of her kidneys.
Maureen Cavanaugh struggled with her weight for years. A new weight loss surgical procedure helped her. (full story)
