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Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital Pays Tribute to its Smallest Patients' Biggest Accomplishments: NICU Alumni Day 2008
(Sep 26, 2008)
Over 400 neonatal patients who beat the odds in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit were invited to reunite with the medical staff that helped save their lives. Sponsored by The Neonatal Parents' Support Network, Alumni Day 2008 featured the "graduates" and their families who participated in a carnival style celebration with games and music.
Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian is a leading center in the management of critically ill newborn infants whose physicians have pioneered many of the diagnostic and therapeutic techniques widely used by those in the field of neonatal medicine today. The 62-bed NICU is one of the busiest and highly regarded newborn intensive care units in the country. The NICU admits more than 1,000 critically ill infants each year with a variety of life threatening problems including: extreme prematurity, respiratory failure, surgical problems, and congenital heart disease.
