James Sewell
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About
James Sewell is a pathologist and urologic researcher whose work centers on rare and diagnostically challenging prostate malignancies. His most-cited study, "Primary basal cell carcinoma of the prostate with concurrent adenocarcinoma" (2020, 11 citations), provides a critical case report detailing the co-occurrence of an extremely rare basal cell carcinoma with conventional adenocarcinoma. This contribution is significant for its detailed histopathological characterization and clinical presentation—a 69-year-old male with two years of voiding difficulty and hematuria—offering guidance for differential diagnosis and treatment planning. Though his citation count is modest, Sewell’s work fills a vital niche in urologic oncology, helping clinicians recognize and manage uncommon tumor variants that might otherwise be misdiagnosed. His research underscores the importance of meticulous case reporting in advancing understanding of rare diseases, making him a valuable resource for pathologists and oncologists confronting atypical prostate lesions.
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- 1Primary basal cell carcinoma of the prostate with concurrent adenocarcinoma11 citations · 2020