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Nicole K. Hooten's research activity includes a 2025 publication on unilateral pachydermodactyly, a rare condition that affects the skin of the fingers. This work involved clinicopathological correlation, a method combining clinical observations with pathological findings to diagnose and understand diseases. Hooten's scholarly output consists of one total publication. Key collaborators include Megan S. Evans, Sara C. Shalin, and Patrick S. Phelan, all affiliated with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, with whom Hooten has co-authored one publication. Hooten is noted as recently active in research.
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Unilateral Pachydermodactyly in a Young Female: A Rare Diagnosis Requiring Novel Clinicopathological Correlation (2025)
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- Unilateral Pachydermodactyly in a Young Female: A Rare Diagnosis Requiring Novel Clinicopathological Correlation
- Unilateral Pachydermodactyly in a Young Female: A Rare Diagnosis Requiring Novel Clinicopathological Correlation
- Unilateral Pachydermodactyly in a Young Female: A Rare Diagnosis Requiring Novel Clinicopathological Correlation
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