The 100 most cited papers in foot and ankle surgery

Bayley, Morgan; Brooks, Francis; Tong, Antonio Chi-kit; Hariharan, Kartik

doi:10.1016/j.foot.2013.11.003

Cited by 46 publications

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“…This is similar to papers published in Foot and ankle surgery, 4 sports medicine, 111 shoulder surgery 112 and spine surgery. 113 These two decades coincided with the development of improved instrumentation and surgical technique for managing cervical instability and reflect the relatively young field of spinal surgery.…”

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“…Several studies have evaluated the impact that articles have made in their respective field. [1][2][3][4] Citation analysis involves evaluating an article based on the number of citations it receives. The list it generates may identify individuals who have contributed greatly to the scientific community.…”

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“…This is similar to results from many previous bibliometric anaylsis papers. 3,4,111,112,113 Japan featured as the second most prolific nation and this relates to their role in the development and advancement of the laminoplasty technique for the management of cervical cord compression.…”

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Most Cited Publications in Cervical Spine Surgery

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to perform a citation analysis on the most frequently cited articles in the topic of cervical spine surgery and report on the top 100 most cited publication in this topic. MethodsWe used the Thomson Reuters Web of Science to search citations of all articles from 1945 to 2015 relevant to cervical spine surgery and ranked them according to the number of citations. The 100 most cited articles that matched the search criteria were further analyzed by number of citations, first author, journal, year of publication, country and institution of origin. ResultsThe top 100 cited articles in the topic of cervical spine surgery were published from 1952-2011. The number of citations ranged from 106 times for the 100th paper to 1206 times for the top paper. The decade of 1990-1999 saw the most publications. The Journal of Spine published the most articles, followed by Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery America. Investigators from America authored the most papers and The University of California contributed the most publications. Cervical spine fusion was the most common topic published with 36 papers, followed by surgical technique and trauma. ConclusionThis article identifies the 100 most cited articles in cervical spine surgery. It has provided insight to the history and development in cervical spine surgery and many of which have shaped the way we practice today. cervical spine keywords: cervical spine, surgery, citation volume 11 issue 3

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“…All the articles were written in English, probably because English is the most frequently used language in the orthopaedic literature, including orthopaedic subspecialties [1,3,6,13,16,17,19,24,25]. Moreover, the predominance of English-language articles may be one reason that fewer Chinese-authored orthopaedic articles appear in international journals compared with western countries, because writing in a foreign language may be a hindrance for Chinese researchers.…”

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“…The number of citations received by an article is an indicator of its scientific impact and provides a useful approach for evaluating a paper's influence in its field [17,37]. Citation analyses have been performed in orthopaedic surgery [17,19] and its subspecialties, including pediatric orthopaedics [16], fracture surgery [1], shoulder surgery [25], foot and ankle surgery [3], spine surgery [24], hand surgery [15], joint arthroplasty [13], and arthroscopy [6]. However, there were no orthopaedic articles from China included in previous ''most-cited'' studies [17,19], and as far as we know, no study has been performed specifically to analyze the most-cited papers in orthopaedic surgery from mainland China.…”

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