A historical review of classic articles in surgery field

Long, Xiao; Huang, Jiuzuo; Ho, Yuh‐Shan

doi:10.1016/j.amjsurg.2014.03.016

Cited by 66 publications

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“…We defined highly cited articles as those with >100 citations from the Web of Science Core Collection since publication until 2016 (TC 2016 ) . Moreover, articles with TC 2016 ≥1000 were defined as classic articles . We also analyzed articles according to the number of citations they received in the single year of 2016 (C 2016 ) and in the year of publication (C 0 ).…”

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Highly cited dental articles and their authors: An evaluation of publication and citation characteristics

Yeung

2019

J of Invest & Clin Dent

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Aim In the present study, we aimed to identify and analyze the characteristics of highly cited articles in dentistry. Methods All articles belonging to Web of Science category of “dentistry, oral surgery and medicine” published until 2016 were analyzed. The bibliometric data of the highly cited articles were evaluated. The Y‐index was applied to assess authors’ publication potential. Altmetric scores were recorded from Dimensions, a free online database. Results There were 3666 highly cited dentistry articles published in dental journals. Half of them were published in seven leading journals in their specialties. The major contributing countries were the USA, Sweden, the UK, and Switzerland. The highly cited articles were written by 3.7 authors on average. Jan Lindhe had the largest number of highly cited articles, whereas David H. Pashley had the highest potential to publish highly cited articles in dentistry. Conclusions Highly cited articles were distributed among various dental specialties, and the most productive periods were the late 1990s and the early 2000s. The Y‐index gave dimensional details of the prolific authors. The current analysis was based on data extracted from Web of Science. Results could be different if data were extracted from other databases, such as Google Scholar.

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Highly cited dental articles and their authors: An evaluation of publication and citation characteristics

Yeung

2019

J of Invest & Clin Dent

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“…The top 14 institutions for classic articles 12 and the top 12 institutions for classic reviews 13 are from USA. Classic articles have also been analysed in research fields such as surgery 14 and psychology 15 .…”

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Classic Articles Published by American Scientists (1900-2014): A Bibliometric Analysis

Hartley

2016

Current Science

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“…Level of evidence is said to reflect the relative risk of bias in a study, but not necessarily its inherent quality. 25) Several classification systems exist for the level of evidence with little consensus as to the optimum system. We utilized the system provided by the Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine as it is likely the most well-known and most easily reproducible (Table 7).…”

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“…In order to locate articles relating to Dupuytren's, specific keywords were added separately into the Web of Science TM database and the chosen 27 journals were searched. These keywords were "Dupuytren's", "fasciotomy", "fasciectomy", "dermofasciectomy", "needle aponeurotomy", Tomasek JJ 34) 57 34 Bulstrode NW 56) 33 10 Ross DC 35) 55 35 Bailey AJ 57) 33 11 Bonnici AV 36) 55 36 Badalamente MA 58) 33 12 Tomasek JJ 37) 54 37 Ketchum LD 22) 31 13 Gilpin D van Rijssen AL 43) 45 44 Ullah AS 63) 28 20 Hindocha S 44) 45 45 Johnston P 64) 28 21 Badalamente MA 45) 41 46 Coert JH 65) 28 22 Rayan GM 46) 41 47 Thurston AJ 66) 28 23 Tomasek JJ 47) 40 48 Messina A 24) 28 24 Alioto RJ 48) 39 49 Ulrich D 67) 27 25 Hurst LC 49) 38 50 Yost J 14) 27…”

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Dupuytren’s Contracture: A Bibliometric Study of the Most Cited Papers

Joyce

Rahmani

et al. 2015

Hand Surg.

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The literature on Dupuytren's contracture is vast yet little information is known as to which papers have been the most influential. The purpose of this study was to identify the 50 most cited papers on Dupuytren's contracture and perform a citation analysis. Utilizing the Web of Science, 23 surgical, medical, plastic and hand surgery journals were searched for papers on Dupuytren's contracture. Resulting articles were ranked in order of times cited and each paper was analyzed for article-type, year of publication, country of origin, institution and level of evidence. The 50 most cited articles represent many important landmarks in Dupuytren's treatment and contain several seminal works by experts in the field. Whilst the top 50 list highlights the important papers on the condition, they certainly do not provide information about the quality of the evidence of the research, as most papers presented level 4 or 5 evidence.

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A historical review of classic articles in surgery field

Cited by 66 publications

References 74 publications

Highly cited dental articles and their authors: An evaluation of publication and citation characteristics

Highly cited dental articles and their authors: An evaluation of publication and citation characteristics

Classic Articles Published by American Scientists (1900-2014): A Bibliometric Analysis

Dupuytren’s Contracture: A Bibliometric Study of the Most Cited Papers

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