Diabetes-Mediated Effects on Myeloid Precursors and Vascular Complications

2012年10月29日，纽约大学朗格尼医疗中心遭遇了一场前所未有的风暴，造成了破坏 这对我们的病人护理、研究和教育设施产生了深刻的影响。NYULMC的应急电源 系统是根据所有安全规范设计和建造的，能够承受比最高洪水更高的浪涌 在过去的一个世纪里，纽约市的水平。超级风暴桑迪显然超过了这些级别。虽然我们 从Tisch医院和Schwartz医疗中心安全疏散了300多名患者 在风暴中，我们的主校区的机械、电气和管道系统遭到了广泛的破坏， 要求暂时关闭所有建筑。 有三座基础科学大楼，Skirball研究所，Smilow研究中心和医学中心 科学大楼(MSB)。其中两座建筑的地下水平，斯米洛研究中心和 包括两个隔膜设施在内的MSB严重受损。的上层研究楼层 斯米洛研究中心于2012年12月底重新开放，大约两个月后 飓风。然而，斯米洛的动物被认为是完全无法恢复的，MSB 隔膜仍处于关闭状态。

NYU Langone Medical Center experienced an unprecedented storm on October 29th, 2012, causing damage that deeply impacted our patient care, research, and educational facilities. NYULMC’s emergency power system was designed and built according to all safety codes to withstand a surge higher than the highest flood level for New York City in the past century. Superstorm Sandy obviously exceeded those levels. Although we safely evacuated over 300 patients from Tisch Hospital and Schwartz Health Care Center (HCC) in the midst of the storm, our main campus incurred extensive damage to its mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, requiring temporary closure of all buildings. There are three basic science buildings, the Skirball Institute, the Smilow Research Center, and the Medical Science Building (MSB). The below-ground levels of two of these buildings, the Smilow Research Center and MSB, which included two vivarium facilities, were significantly damaged. The upper research floors of the Smilow Research Center were re-opened in late December 2012, approximately two months after the Hurricane. However, the animal vivarium of Smilow was deemed completely unrecoverable, and the MSB vivarium remains closed.