Dr C Sewell
Dr C Sewell is an NHS Consultant who also works at St Hugh's Hospital in Grimsby. His main fields are Immunology and Dermatology. His specialities include allergy.
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Diana Princess of Wales Hospital
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Professor Carrock Sewell is a Consultant Immunologist who specialises in the diagnosis and management of diseases of the immune system whether the immune system is underactive (causing immunodeficiency) or over-active or misguided (causing allergy or autoimmunity). He runs both a clinical service and a busy immunology laboratory. His research looks into the use of the drug immunoglobulin which is used in many immunological disorders, and he is establishing an international centre for the study of this drug at Lincoln University. He has lectured widely around the world on many aspects of immunology, particularly on the diagnosis and management of immunodeficiency disorders, and has publised widely on many aspects of immunological and allergic diseases.
Current NHS and/or university posts
Consultant Immunologist & Clinical Director Path Links Immunology, Northern Lincolnshire & Goole NHS Trust
Visiting Professor of Immunology, University of Lincoln
Visiting Consultant Immunologist, Hull & East Yorkshire NHS Trust
Director of Publications, Royal College of Pathologists
Current membership(s) or professional, national and regional bodies.
Royal College of Physicians
Royal College of Pathologists
UK Primary Immunodeficiency Network
British Society for Allergy & Clinical Immunology
Association of Clinical Pathologists
Royal Society of Medcine
British Medical Assosciation
American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology
European Academy of Allergology & Clinical Immunology
Clinical Immunology Society
Association of Clinical Pathologists
HMT Hospital
Consultant Specialities
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01724 387820
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