Shikha Pandey
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Also affiliated: Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalaya (2018); Oregon State University (2025); Nepal Medical College Teaching Hospital (2023–2024); Bundelkhand University (2017–2025); Chitwan Medical College (2019); Bir Hospital (2023–2025); College of Medical Sciences (2019); Indira Gandhi National Tribal University (2020); Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre (2025); Rajendra Hospital (1975); Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune (2025); Lumbini Eye Institute (2024); Southern Oregon University (2025)
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Shikha Pandey's research has focused on medical case reports and the management of various orthopedic conditions, including bone neoplasms and fractures. Her publications include studies on Ewing's sarcoma of the metacarpal, calcaneal osteotomy for deformity correction, and surgical correction of absent sternum using rib grafts. Pandey has also contributed to research on chondromas arising from the ribs. More recently, her work has explored the role of traditional Indian medicine and yoga in managing obesity and respiratory disorders, as well as adverse drug reaction monitoring in rural India. She has a scholarly h-index of 4 with 51 citations across 38 publications. Pandey has collaborated with Jing Liu and E.M. Fore at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 38
- Citations: 51
Selected Publications
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Evaluation of LABType® CWD versus XR beads for HLA typing: implications for transition in clinical workflow (2025)
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Virtual crossmatch compatible, with unexpected fluorescence cytometric crossmatch positive, may be safe to proceed with transplantation under certain circumstances (2025)
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Uncovering the rarity: DR7-DR53-DQ9 haplotype in two Caucasian patients (2024)
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- Uncovering the rarity: DR7-DR53-DQ9 haplotype in two Caucasian patients
- Virtual crossmatch compatible, with unexpected fluorescence cytometric crossmatch positive, may be safe to proceed with transplantation under certain circumstances
- Evaluation of LABType® CWD versus XR beads for HLA typing: implications for transition in clinical workflow
- Uncovering the rarity: DR7-DR53-DQ9 haplotype in two Caucasian patients
- Virtual crossmatch compatible, with unexpected fluorescence cytometric crossmatch positive, may be safe to proceed with transplantation under certain circumstances
- Virtual crossmatch compatible, with unexpected fluorescence cytometric crossmatch positive, may be safe to proceed with transplantation under certain circumstances
- Evaluation of LABType® CWD versus XR beads for HLA typing: implications for transition in clinical workflow
- Evaluation of LABType® CWD versus XR beads for HLA typing: implications for transition in clinical workflow
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