Bibliometric Approach to Total Hip Arthroplasty Literature Originating from Turkey

Üzümcügil, Alaaddin Oktar; Kurt, Muhammed; YILMAZ, Selçuk

doi:10.16899/jcm.1312501

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“…Bibliometric analyses are an effective method for tracking long-term research trends in a field. [11][12][13][14] This method enables objective evaluation of research contributions by different countries, institutions, journals, and authors in the scientific field. It further facilitates analysis of research trends and identification of current perspectives.…”

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Kalça artroskopı̇sı̇ ı̇le ı̇lgı̇lı̇ Türkçe lı̇teratür: bı̇blı̇yometrı̇k bı̇r yaklaşım

PEHLİVAN,

SOY,

AYDEMİR

2023

Journal of Medicine and Palliative Care

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Aims: This study aimed to analyze research productivity and trends in Turkey using published articles on hip arthroscopy. Methods: Studies indexed in the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) and Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) of the Web of Science (WoS) database from 1981 to 2023 have been examined. The analysis included the number of articles by year, country, institution, citation count, and journal of publication. Additionally, the Scopus database was analyzed for comparison. Results: Research revealed 35 articles in the WoS database and 115 articles in the Scopus database as of November 2023. In the WoS database (journals published in the ESCI and SCIE indexes), Turkey ranked 16th out of 64 countries, while in the Scopus database, Turkey ranked 13th. Conclusion: Compared to other countries, Turkey has a significantly low number of articles. However, the increase in publications aligns with the global trend.

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Kalça artroskopı̇sı̇ ı̇le ı̇lgı̇lı̇ Türkçe lı̇teratür: bı̇blı̇yometrı̇k bı̇r yaklaşım

PEHLİVAN,

SOY,

AYDEMİR

2023

Journal of Medicine and Palliative Care

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Global Histeroskopi ve Kadın İnfertilitesi Araştırmalarının Mevcut Durumu: Web of Science Tabanlı Bibliyometrik Analiz Çalışması

ŞAHİN

2023

Journal of Contemporary Medicine

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Abstract Aim: The aim of this study was to identify trends in the literature on hysteroscopy and female infertility and to quantitatively evaluate them using various bibliometric parameters. Material and Methods: The study data was taken from the Web of Science electronic database for this bibliometric network analysis. The network analysis and bibliometric analysis were carried out by using the Biblioshiny and VosViewer bibliometric tools. Results: A total of 1,023 documents were included in the study. The first article was published in 1977. Until 1990, the annual number of articles was irregular. The quantity of publications published annually significantly increased after 2005, peaking in 2020 and 2021 (68 and 67 articles, respectively). The included articles were published in 67 countries. Among these countries, China (n=299), the USA (n=237), Italy (n=235), and Turkey (n=156) had the highest number of publications. Especially after 2012, there has been a significant increase in Chinese publications. In addition, 10.07% of the documents had co-authors from other countries. The keywords 'hysteroscopy (frequency 422), hysterosalpingography office (frequency 65), hysteroscopy (frequency 49), and chronic endometritis (frequency 45') topped the trending topic list. Conclusion: It is notable that among international publications, Chinese publications have increased significantly, especially in the last decade. Funding support from Chinese institutions may be responsible for this

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Bibliometric analysis of publications on kinesiophobia in orthopedics between 1970 - 2023

Kurt

2024

Journal of Health Sciences and Medicine

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Aims: This bibliometric study aimed to examine the hotspots and frontiers of kinesiophobia research in orthopedics and to assess the overall scientific output of the field. Methods: The Web of Science Core Collection was mined for articles on kinesiophobia that were published between 1970 and September 2023. Using common bibliometric indicators, Vosviewer was used to examine the number of publications, countries, institutions, journals, authors, cited references, and keywords. Results: The results of a bibliometric analysis focused on the body of knowledge on kinesiophobia. The study analyzed 2,035 articles from 75 different countries and identified important trends and groundbreaking research. In particular, there has been a steady increase in recent years, with publications increasing significantly between 2001 and 2012. The highest contribution came from the United States and the most cited articles addressed clinical recommendations for low back pain. Both the Florida State University System and the University of Florida made significant contributions. With a total of 51,443 citations, this study provides a comprehensive overview to help guide future research in orthopaedics and related fields. Conclusion: The results of this bibliometric study give an overview of the state and trends in clinical research on kinesiophobia and may be used by researchers to pinpoint hot themes and consider fresh lines of inquiry.

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Bibliometric Approach to Total Hip Arthroplasty Literature Originating from Turkey

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Kalça artroskopı̇sı̇ ı̇le ı̇lgı̇lı̇ Türkçe lı̇teratür: bı̇blı̇yometrı̇k bı̇r yaklaşım

Kalça artroskopı̇sı̇ ı̇le ı̇lgı̇lı̇ Türkçe lı̇teratür: bı̇blı̇yometrı̇k bı̇r yaklaşım

Global Histeroskopi ve Kadın İnfertilitesi Araştırmalarının Mevcut Durumu: Web of Science Tabanlı Bibliyometrik Analiz Çalışması

Bibliometric analysis of publications on kinesiophobia in orthopedics between 1970 - 2023

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