Kelsey K. Sewell
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Kelsey K. Sewell’s research focuses on patient-reported outcomes following prostate cancer surgery, with a particular emphasis on preserving quality of life through surgical technique. Her most-cited work, “Quality of Life Following Prostatectomy as a Function of Surgery Type and Degree of Nerve Sparing” (2017, 11 citations), provides critical insights into how robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy compares to conventional retropubic radical prostatectomy in maintaining urinary and sexual functioning. Sewell’s contributions help clarify the real-world benefits of nerve-sparing approaches, offering evidence that guides both surgical decision-making and patient expectations. By centering her research on functional outcomes rather than oncological metrics alone, she highlights the importance of holistic recovery in cancer care. Her work is particularly valuable for urologists and patients weighing treatment options, as it translates surgical variables into tangible quality-of-life impacts. Though early in her career, Sewell’s focused investigation into post-prostatectomy outcomes marks her as a thoughtful contributor to patient-centered urological research.
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