ÖzetAmaç Diyabetik ayak enfeksiyonları (DFE), hastalar ve sağlık sistemi için büyük bir küresel yüke neden olur. Mortalitenin önemli bir nedeni olan DFE'nın özelliklerini tam olarak anlamak önemlidir. Bu çalışma, DFE ile ilgili yapılan çalışmaları incelemeyi ve bundan sonraki çalışmalara rehberlik etmeyi amaçlamıştır. Materyal ve MetodWeb of Science (WOS) veri tabanı 28 Şubat 2021 tarihine kadar yayın aramak için tarandı. Çalışmamızda elde edilen veriler çeşitli bibliyometrik göstergeler sunmak için analiz edilirken, haritalar VOS görüntüleyici programı (VOS) kullanılarak görselleştirildi. 'Diyabetik ayak' ve 'Diyabetik ayak hastalığı' veya 'Diyabetik ayak enfeksiyonu' anahtar kelimelerini içeren yayınlar incelenmiştir.Bulgular Arama kriterlerine göre toplam 802 yayına ulaşıldı. En çok yayın ABD'dendi (%32,941). Yayınların çoğu makale (%63,6) ve endokrinoloji ve metabolizma alanındaydı. DFE ile ilgili yayınların atıf oranları yıllar içinde artmıştı.Sonuç DFE le lg l artan akadem k makalen n kal tes n değerlend rmek ve eks k çalışma konularına rehberl k etmek ç n b bl yometr k anal z daha yaygın olarak kullanılmalıdır. Anahtar KelimelerAğ Anal z , B bl yometr k Anal z, D yabet k Ayak, D yabet k Ayak enfeks yonu. Özet Aim D abet c foot nfect ons (DFI) result n a major global burden for pat ents and the health care system. It s mportant to fully understand the character st cs of DFI, wh ch s a major cause of mortal ty.s study a med to exam ne the stud es on DFI and to gu de future stud es. Material and Method e Web of Sc ence (WOS) database was scanned to search for publ cat ons unt l February 28, 2021. Wh le the data obta ned n our study were analyzed to present var ous b bl ometr c nd cators, the maps were v sual zed us ng the VOS v ewer program (VOS v ewer). e publ cat ons conta n ng the keywords 'D abet c foot' and 'D abet c foot d sease' or 'D abet c foot nfect on' were exam ned. Results A total of 802 publ cat ons were reached accord ng to the search cr ter a. e most publ cat ons were from the USA (32.941%). Most of the publ cat ons were art cles (63,6%) and were n endocrnology and metabol sm area. e number of c te rates of publ cat ons on DFI have ncreased over the years. Conclusion B bl ometr c analys s should be used more w dely to assess the qual ty of the grow ng academ c paper on DFI and to gu de m ss ng study ssues.
Objective: We aimed to investigate the literature on Acinetobacter bacteremia (AB), which is always on the agenda because of increased mortality and morbidity. Methods:We used the keywords "Acinetobacter and bacteremia" and limited our search to the journal articles. Retrieved data were analysed to present various bibliometric indicators while maps were visualised using the VOSviewer technique. Data pertaining to the growth of publications, the most active countries and institutions, the most cited journals, and the mapping of molecular mechanisms of resistance were analysed.Results: A total of 179 journal articles were retrieved, with an average of 24.68 citations per article. The annual growth of AB articles showed an increasing pattern during the study period. The articles were usually written in English (96.08%), and in 56.42% the research area was infectious diseases (56.42%). In terms of geography, three out of five countries were Asian in origin, and the leading country was Taiwan (30.72%).Conclusions: Publications on AB have been increased in the last two decades. The most of the publications on AB contributed by Taiwan and the growing numbers in Asia and the globe.
Amaç Miyelodisplastik sendromlar (MDS), klonal hematopoez, bir veya daha fazla sitopeni (anemi, nötropeni ve/veya trombositopeni) ve anormal hücresel olgunlaşma ile karakterize edilen bir grup hematolojik maligniteyi içerir. Bu hastalık grubu, yaş arttıkça insidansı artmakta ve hekimlerin bu konuda bilgi sahibi olması gerekmektedir. MDS hematoloji alanının ilgi çeken konu başlıklarındandır. Bibliyometrik değerlendirme ile ülkemiz ve dünyada bu konuda yapılan yayınların değerlendirildiği bu yazı, bu konuda çalışan ve çalışacak olanlara yön verme amacı taşımaktadır. Materyal ve MetodScopus bibliyometrik veri tabanında tarama yapıldı. Başlık, özet ve anahtar kelimelerinde "myelodysplastic syndrome" ve "Article" anahtar kelimeleri içeren, 1954-2021 yılları arasında yapılmış orijinal araştırma makalelerine ulaşıldı. Yayınlar; yapıldıkları kurum, yazar, yayın yılı, konu, atıf sayısı ve yayınlandıkları dergi açısından değerlendirildi.Bulgular Bu konuda; 33.518 yayın olduğu, ilk yayının 1954 yılında yayınlandığı saptandı. Bunların 22.033 tanesi orijinal araştırma makalesi idi. Amerika Birleşik Devletleri (ABD) (n=6998,%31,8) bu konudaki en bilimsel üretken ülke idi. Bu konuda en fazla makalesi bulunan 3 öncü kurum; Texas Üniversitesi Dr Anderson Kanser Merkezi (%4,7), Fred Hutchinson Kanser Araştırma Merkezi (%2,2) ve Dana-Farber Kanser Enstitüsü (%2,1) idi. MDS konulu makalelerin 1297'si en az 100 kez atıf almıştı. En fazla atıfı alan makale 4574 atıf almıştı. Ülkemiz 19. sırada yer almakta olup, 328 makale yayınlanmış idi. 2000 yılından sonra yayın sayısında hızlı bir artış olmuş ve en fazla yayın (28 makale) 2020 yılında yayınlanmıştı. Ülkemizden en fazla sayıda makale (17 makale) Turkish Journal of Hematology' de yayınlanmıştı.Sonuç Türk ye kaynaklı çalışmaların sayısal olarak arrtırılması ve sıralamada daha üst sıralarda yer alması gerekt ğ anlaşılmaktadır. Anahtar KelimelerM yelod splast k sendrom; b bl yometr ; SCOPUS. Özet Aim Myelodysplast c syndromes (MDS) nclude a group of hematolog cal mal gnanc es character zed by clonal hematopo es s, one or more cytopen as (anaem a, neutropen a, and/or thrombocytopen a), and abnormal cellular maturat on. e nc dence of th s d sease group ncreases w th ncreas ng age, and phys c ans should have knowledge about t. MDS s one of the nterest ng top cs n the f eld of hematology. s art cle, wh ch evaluates the publ cat ons on th s subject n our country and n the world w th b bl ometr c evaluat on, a ms to g ve d rect on to those who work and w ll work on th s subject. Material and MethodScopus b bl ometr c database was scanned. Or g nal research art cles, wh ch nclude the keywords "myelodysplast c syndrome" and "Art cle" n the t tle, abstract and keywords, were reached between 1954-2021. Publ cat ons were elevuated due to the r nst tut on, author, publ cat on year, subject, number of c tat ons and publ shed journal. Results It was determ ned that there were 33,518 publ cat ons on MDS and the f rst publ cat on was publ shed n the year 1954. 22,033 of these publ cat ons were or g nal...
The hemophilias are the most common X-linked inherited bleeding disorders, and if not managed properly, they can lead to chronic disease and lifelong disabilities. The hemophilias remains a hot topic in the field of hematology. This bibliometric study aimed to investigate the current status of publications on haemophilia. The goal of this study was to retrieve data from journals that were indexed in the Web of Science (WoS; Thomson Reuters, New York, NY, USA) database. Keywords related to "Hemophilia" were used. The time span was set from 1970 to 2021. Data pertaining to growth of publications, the most active countries and institutions, the most cited journals, and mapping of publications and keywords were analyzed. Retrieved data were analyzed to present various bibliometric indicators while maps were visualized using the VOS viewer technique. The Hirsch (H) index and the impact factor (IF) of the publishing journal were used as indicators of impact of publications. A total of 7.736 articles were retrieved with an average of 22.06 and total of 170.624 citations. H index was found as 149. Study searches the publications in the period between 1970 and 2020 first article was in the year 1970. The leading country on journal number is the United States of America (USA) with (n=2474; 31.98%), followed by England (11.69%), Germany (9.76%), Italy (8.59%), Canada (6.81%), France (6.67%). Most of the retrieved articles were from research areas of Hematology (n=4706; 60.83%), Cardiovascular System/Cardiology (11.46%), General Internal Medicine (10.12%), Pediatrics (4.52%), Genetics Heredity (n4.25%). The number of publications from the development countries should be increased and research on hemophilia should be supported. The landscape of this illness is changing continuously, and bibliometric studies like the one presented are a useful tool for highlighting developments inside this field.
This study aim to analyze and report the normal complete blood count (CBC) reference intervals in the Turkish population. 1375 healthy people living in Manisa-Turkey, nonpregnant, with no known disease, with no pathological entity in physical examination and anamnesis, with no medicine usage in the last 15 days, stating that they and also their first degree relatives do not have any blood diseases, were included in the study. Vitamin B12, folic acid, ferritin levels were analyzed for each of the participants. CBC values of the remaining 714 people, of which 363 were women and 351 were men, were studied. Platelet (PLT), Plateletcrit (PCT), Red cell Distribution Width (RDW) levels and the neutrophil ratio were found significantly higher in females. On the other hand hemoglobin (Hb), Total Red Blood Cell count (RBC),Hematocrit (Hct), mean cellular volume (MCV), mean cellular hemoglobin (MCH), mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration (MCHC) levels together with monocyte count and ratio were found significantly higher in males (p<0.05). World Health Organization (WHO) defines anemia as the level of Hb being less than 13g/dL for men. In our study we found this level to be 15,39±1,067( 14)gr/dL. WHO defines anemia as the level of Hb less than 12g/dL for women. In our study we found this level to be 13,26±1,068(12)gr/ dL. We found that anemia borderline of the women in our region was consistent with anemia borderline of WHO.
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