Happy #MothersDay to all the incredible moms out there! ❤️ Today, we celebrate your strength, love, and unwavering support. To our surgical moms, nurses, techs, and staff - you inspire us daily! #MountSinaiSurgery #MomsWhoHeal

Congrats to Dr. Benvenisty for his Lifetime Achievement Award! His pioneering work in vascular surgery, including advancements in renal transplant surgery, carotid procedures, and minimally invasive treatments, truly deserves recognition. #mountsinaisurgery Mount Sinai Health System

Today, on Trauma Survivor Day, we stand in awe of the resilience and strength of survivors everywhere. At Mount Sinai Surgery, we're honored to support those on their journey to healing. Your story is one of courage and inspiration. #StrengthInHealing #MountSinaiSurgery

On this #MemorialDay, #MountSinaiSurgery honors all who served. We remember their sacrifices & bravery. Deepest thanks to our veterans who continue to serve as surgeons, nurses & staff. 🇺🇸 #ThankYou

The Department of Surgery celebrates the LGBTQ+ community's vibrant diversity and unwavering fight for equality. ️‍We are committed to fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, respected, and receives exceptional care. #LoveIsLove

Please join Mount Sinai Department of Surgery in congratulating Dr. Sung Yup Kim on his well-deserved promotion to Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery! #MountSinaiSurgery #VascularSurgery

Huge congratulations to Anne Cebula, former patient of Dr. Taub, for making #TeamUSA in fencing at the Summer #Olympics2024! Two years ago, Dr. Taub performed life-saving minimally invasive surgery on Anne. Her gratitude and determination are truly inspiring. Go Team USA! 🇺🇸

Congratulations to Natalie Jigula, RN for winning the Novice Nurse Excellence Award in #AmbulatoryNursing last month! Her dedication and compassion truly shine through in her work, and this award is a well-deserved recognition of her contributions nursing. #MountSInaiSurgery

Honoring Juneteenth: a day of reflection, liberation, and celebrating Black joy & resilience. We're dedicated to diversity, equity, & inclusion, recognizing Black contributions to healthcare, and striving for culturally competent care for all. #Juneteenth #DEI #MountSinaiSurgery

Thank you Newsweek for recognizing the work we are doing at Mount Sinai Surgery Mount Sinai Vascular. Honored to be named to this list of 200 vascular surgeons along with many of my friends and colleagues from across the country. newsweek.com/rankings/ameri…

challenges! Babies with clefts may struggle to create suction, making breastfeeding difficult. Special bottles & techniques can help ensure they get the nutrients they need. #PatientEducation #HealthcareHeroes #MountSinaiSurgery

We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Park as our System Chief of Surgical Oncology! A leader in minimally invasive HPB and robotic surgery, he performed the first robotic liver resection in the Pacific NW and the first robotic Whipple in WA! Welcome to #MountSinaiSurgery!

Meet Nelly Laro, Dr. Taub’s assistant, organizing the monthly Cleft Conference to support patients and families with crucial information. #NationalCleftAndCraniofacialMonth #PatientEducation #HealthcareHeroes #MountSinaiSurgery

Cleft lip and/or palate happens when the sides don't fuse properly during early pregnancy, leaving a gap. Some kids have just one; others have both. Causes can be genetic or environmental, including folate deficiency. #NationalCleftAndCraniofacialMonth #MountSinaiSurgery

Bilateral cleft lip is a congenital condition with splits on both sides of the upper lip, extending towards the nose. It occurs during fetal development when upper lip tissues don't fully fuse. Though less common than unilateral cleft lip #NationalCleftAndCraniofacialMonth

Happy Independence Day! Today, we celebrate the strength, freedom, and unity that define our great nation. At #MountSinaiSurgery, we are proud to serve a country and a community where the pursuit of health and well-being is a shared value.

Meet Dr. Rao & Dr. Eun, pediatric dental residents specializing in cleft conditions. They focus on early detection and comprehensive dental evaluations, crucial for optimal oral health. #NationalCleftAndCraniofacialMonth #PatientEducation #HealthcareHeroes #MountSinaiSurgery

A cleft palate is a congenital opening in the roof of the mouth due to improper tissue fusion during fetal development. It affects about 1 in 1,000 births, varying by region and ethnicity. #NationalCleftAndCraniofacialMonth #PatientEducation #MountSinaiSurgery #TheMoreYouKnow

An alveolar cleft is a congenital gap in the upper jaw's bony ridge, supporting teeth. It often occurs with cleft lip/palate but can appear alone, affecting tooth alignment and stability. #NationalCleftAndCraniofacialMonth #PatientEducation #MountSinaiSurgery #TheMoreYouKnow

Craniosynostosis is a congenital condition where an infant's skull sutures fuse prematurely, affecting head shape and development. It occurs in about 1 in 2,000 births. #NationalCleftAndCraniofacialMonth #PatientEducation #MountSinaiSurgery #TheMoreYouKnow