A crisp, brilliant winter morning in early December brought hundreds of physicians, nurses, city leaders, and families to the grand entrance of New York-Presbyterian Hospital on the Upper East Side. Before the newly constructed six-story glass-and-limestone pediatric pavilion, a red ceremonial ribbon was stretched between two limestone pillars. Carved in deep Roman letters into the granite pediment above the entrance was the new name of the facility: `THE VITTORIO BELLINI…
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