Themes and trends for osteoporosis: the bibliometric and altmetric approach

Suzan, Veysel; Kanat, Bahar Bektan; Yavuzer, Hakan; Döventaş, Alper

doi:10.1007/s11657-021-00983-w

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“…A citation is a reference to published or unpublished data 1 . While citation count is used to quantitatively understand the impact of a single scientific article, the average citation count of articles published by the journal is used to understand the effectiveness of an academic journal 2 . This calculated value is called the “impact factor” 2 .…”

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“…1 While cita-tion count is used to quantitatively understand the impact of a single scientific article, the average citation count of articles published by the journal is used to understand the effectiveness of an academic journal. 2 This calculated value is called the "impact factor". 2 Eugene Garfield first used the term impact factor (IF) in 1955 to evaluate a journal's citation performance.…”

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“…2 This calculated value is called the "impact factor". 2 Eugene Garfield first used the term impact factor (IF) in 1955 to evaluate a journal's citation performance. 3 IF is obtained by the ratio of the number of citations in the current year to the total number of articles published in that journal in the previous 2 years.…”

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Examination of the most cited studies on transcatheter aortic valve replacement with bibliometric analysis

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2022

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Aim The aim of this study is to analyze the studies on TAVI with the bibliometric method and to perform a scientiometric analysis of the top 100 most cited articles for researchers. Methods The Thomson Reuters Web of Science database was searched for all relevant articles using the terms “TAVR” and “TAVI”. The results were ordered according to the number of citations. We also analyzed the 100 most cited articles (T100) by annual average citation count (ACpY), years, research methods, author, institution, journal, funding agencies, and keywords. Analyses were also performed between the total number of citations, ACpY, impact factors, and publication time. Results The article titled “Transcatheter Aortic‐Valve Implantation for Aortic Stenosis in Patients Who Cannot Undergo Surgery” was the most cited article (n = 4616). The article titled “Transcatheter Aortic‐Valve Replacement with a Balloon‐Expandable Valve in Low‐Risk Patients” had the highest ACpY count (n = 497). The United States was the country that contributed the most to the T100 list. While the journal that contributed the most with 32 articles was “Journal of the American College Of Cardiology”, the journal in which the top 10 most cited articles were published most frequently was the “New England Journal of Medicine”. In addition, the most publications were made in 2012. Conclusion Although this bibliometric analysis study has some limitations, it allows the most cited publications on TAVI to be analyzed systematically and provides scientific contributions.

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