Fiel Maria MD

The Upper East Side clinic corridor near Mount Sinai Hospital keeps again another story—this time stored in precise glass slides. Fiel Maria MD steers that process as a pathologist, translating tissue patterns into language the next physician needs. Here, the quiet hum of labs meets the neighborhood’s steady pulse of referrals from specialists and private practices alike.

A full address anchors the work: 1 Gustave L. Levy Pl, New York, NY 10029. From melanoma immunostains to hematopathology workups, the bench tasks range from cytogenetics to intraoperative consultations—specialized answers pulled from glass and data. Fluorescence in situ hybridization panels run beside routine biopsies and bone marrow morphologies, each report phoned or faxed onward before the next batch arrives.

Organ systems meet method here: gastrointestinal biopsies, breast tumor phenotyping, lymph node dissections, even somebodies’ endocrine tissues. Flow cytometry shows up on lung-aspiration smears, while microbiology keeps in the loop for any culture negatives that could mimic granulomas. The cycle repeats with surgical pathology, autopsies, and consultation cases that reopen when old slides get digitalized.

Reach the map at the directions link (https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c258a0aa64e3d7:0x1906189f850e35ac). Call (212) 241-6270 to route a case, chase a preliminary read, or confirm stain stills match the block. Spring snow on Fifth Avenue can’t touch the precision inside these walls.