Meng Yeong Hoh

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Dr. Meng Yeong Hoh is a pathologist and clinical researcher whose work focuses on rare and diagnostically challenging genitourinary malignancies, particularly those of the prostate. His most cited study, “Primary basal cell carcinoma of the prostate with concurrent adenocarcinoma” (2020, 11 citations), is a landmark case report that meticulously documents an exceedingly rare tumor—primary prostatic basal cell carcinoma—coexisting with conventional adenocarcinoma. This contribution is critical for pathologists and urologists, as it provides a detailed histopathological and clinical framework for recognizing this dual malignancy, which can mimic more common prostate cancers and thus be easily misdiagnosed. By presenting a 69-year-old patient with long-standing voiding difficulty and hematuria, Dr. Hoh’s work underscores the importance of thorough tissue sampling and immunohistochemical analysis in atypical presentations. Although his citation count is modest, the impact of this work lies in its rarity and its value as a reference for future case identifications and treatment planning. Dr. Hoh’s research advances the understanding of prostatic tumor heterogeneity, offering essential guidance for accurate diagnosis and management of these uncommon but clinically significant neoplasms.