Efsevia Vakiani, MD, PhD - MSK Pathologist

At 1275 York Ave, a medical specialist addresses musculoskeletal tissue analysis. Pinpointing abnormalities often hinges on the microscopic view of bone, muscle, and joint samples. This work sits squarely between clinical observation and lab-based scrutiny.

The building sits one block west of East River, inside a corridor you’ll follow past hospitals and research towers. York Avenue’s quiet stretch appeals to those who want clarity without the West Side traffic jams. Visits here aren’t social outings; they’re deliberate steps toward a diagnosis.

Talk to the reception desk directly at (347) 798-9623 for next steps on sending slides or scheduling studies. Immunohistochemistry panels and fluorescence in situ hybridization aren’t uncommon, though every case calls for its own menu of tests.

A quick glance at the maps listing drops a pin at the building’s door on your screen—useful when the Upper East Side’s numbered streets blur together.