Heather Pinckard-Dover
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Also affiliated: Arkansas Children's Hospital (2018); University of Florida Health (2021); University of Florida (2021); Marshall University (2022)
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with UAMS through 2023; recent publications list Marshall University.
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Heather Pinckard-Dover's research focuses on neurological and hematologic conditions, with a particular emphasis on neurosurgical interventions and oncological diagnoses. She has investigated the use of deep brain stimulation for obsessive-compulsive disorder and its associated surgical considerations, including techniques to reduce scalp erosion risk and the influence of stereotactic imaging on operative time. Her work also extends to intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies, where she has contributed to case series involving molecular characterization. Pinckard-Dover has also examined rare oncological presentations, such as chordoma presenting as a Pancoast tumor. Her scholarship metrics include an h-index of 3 and 7 total publications with 49 citations. Key collaborators at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences include Murat Gökden, Christopher P. Wardell, Jason Muesse, and Daniel Alfano.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 52
Selected Publications
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Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization (2023)
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A rare case of chordoma presenting as a Pancoast tumor (2021)
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A Review of Neuromodulation for Treatment of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in Pediatric Patients and Novel Use of Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation in an Adolescent Patient With 30-Month Follow-Up (2020)
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- A Review of Neuromodulation for Treatment of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in Pediatric Patients and Novel Use of Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation in an Adolescent Patient With 30-Month Follow-Up
- A Review of Neuromodulation for Treatment of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome in Pediatric Patients and Novel Use of Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulation in an Adolescent Patient With 30-Month Follow-Up
- A rare case of chordoma presenting as a Pancoast tumor
- A rare case of chordoma presenting as a Pancoast tumor
- A rare case of chordoma presenting as a Pancoast tumor
- A rare case of chordoma presenting as a Pancoast tumor
- A rare case of chordoma presenting as a Pancoast tumor
- Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization
- Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization
- Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization
- Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization
- Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization
- Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization
- Intracranial hematolymphoid malignancies: A case series with molecular characterization
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