COVID-19 associated mucormycosis: A bibliometric analysis of Indian research based on Scopus
Iberoamerican Journal of Science Measurement and Communication,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
3(2)
Опубликована: Сен. 20, 2023
Objective.
Invasive
fungal
infections,
specifically
mucormycosis,
showed
a
massive
surge
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
forcing
global
medical
fraternity
to
research
this
highly
fatal
co-infection.
India
has
contributed
significantly
COVID-19-associated
mucormycosis
(CAM)
research,
but
bibliometric
analysis
of
topic
is
scarce.
Using
established
methods,
we
aimed
provide
yield
and
impact
CAM
in
India.
Design/Methodology/Approach.
The
publication
data
on
was
extracted
from
Scopus.
Data
analyzed
using
quality
indices
such
as
citations
per
paper
(CPP),
relative
citation
index
(RCI),
total
linkage
strength
(TLS).
Results/Discussion.
640
(61.2%)
1045
publications
involving
548
authors
247
organizations.
Only
62
(9.8%)
96
(15.0%)
were
funded
collaborative.
focused
clinical
features
(36.5%),
complications
(21.7%),
risk
factors
(19.2%),
epidemiology
(12.3%),
diagnostics
&
imaging
(6.8%),
treatment
outcomes
(4.5%),
prognosis
(3.4%)
pathophysiology
(3.1%).
average
CPP
Indian
7.8
compared
28.2
France,
17.8
USA,
8.7
Saudi
Arabia,
8.3
Bangladesh,
8.1
Iran.
major
collaborations
with
UK,
Pakistan,
Malaysia,
UAE.
most
productive
organizations
PGIMER-Chandigarh
(n=47),
AIIMS-New
Delhi
(n=44),
AIIIMS-Jodhpur
(n=17),
whereas
impactful
SMS
Medical
College,
Jaipur,
SGPGIMS,
Lucknow
BJ
Ahmedabad.
A.
Chakrabarti,
V.
Muthu,
R.
Agarwal,
I.S.
Sehgal,
Muthu.
preferred
journals
Journal
Ophthalmology,
Otolaryngology
Head
Neck
Surgery,
BMJ
Case
Reports.
Conclusions.
Even
though
topmost
contributor
its
lower
than
those
France
USA.
largely
non-funded.
There
need
improve
international
collaboration
increase
focus
pathophysiology,
epidemiology,
pediatric
aspects.
This
may
lead
an
improved
understanding
survival
affected
patients.
Язык: Английский
Global research on type 1 diabetes: A bibliometric study during 2001-2022
Iberoamerican Journal of Science Measurement and Communication,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
4(2), С. 1 - 14
Опубликована: Июль 18, 2024
Objective.
Type
1
diabetes
(T1D)
publications
have
increased
over
the
past
three
decades.
However,
there
is
no
study
to
address
and
identify
gaps
in
this
area
plan
future
research.
This
aims
analyze
global
scientific
production
of
T1D
terms
overall
structure
hotspots.
Methodology.
The
research
literature
on
from
2001
2022
was
obtained
examined
Scopus
database.
We
then
performed
bibliometric
analysis
network
visualization
using
MS
Excel
VOSviewer
software.
Results
Discussion.
comprised
20473
publications,
which
witnessed
6.19%
58.91%
annual
average
10-year
cumulative
growth
during
2001-2022.
These
together
received
596950
citations,
with
an
Citation
Per
Paper
(CPP)
29.16.
Of
total
6030
(29.45%)
external
funding
support
international
agencies
19553
citations
(with
CPP
32.43).
were
sourced
more
than
150
countries
published
2665
journals
by
63747
authors
24899
organizations.
There
uneven
distribution
countries,
organizations,
research,
wherein
88.37%,
45.15%,
20.66%
contributed
top
12
30
organizations
each.
most
productive
USA
UK,
a
share
30%
11.1%
respectively.
impactful
Finland
UK
regarding
&
Relative
Index
(RCI).
Barbara
Davis
Center
for
Childhood
Diabetes,
USA,
University
Colorado
Anschutz
Medical
Campus,
735
679
publications.
Jaeb
Health
Research,
(77.03
2.64)
Harvard
School,
(67.42
2.31)
RCI.
Pediatric
Diabetes
(n=1447)
Care
(n=1191)
journals,
1447
1191
papers.
registered
highest
(81.54
73.88
CPP).
significant
frequently
appearing
keywords
“diabetes
mellitus,
type
1”)
(92441),
“insulin
dependent
mellitus”
(95750),
“metabolism”
(24911),
“genetics”
(11229),
“autoantibodies”
(8942),
“c
peptide”
(9931)
“pancreas
islet
beta
cell”
(7191).
Only
5.54%
(1134)
(considered
highly-cited
papers)
100
4654
since
their
220.28
CPP.
Conclusion.
indicated
that
contributions
came
developed
only
meager
contribution
developing
especially
South
Asia,
despite
disease
burden.
provides
comprehensive
overview
present
status
It
enables
better
understanding
years.
should
give
researchers
structured
information
help
hot
spots
Язык: Английский
Scientometric Mapping of Mucormycosis Research in Relation to the COVID-19 Pandemic
International Journal of Medicine and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12(2), С. 50 - 55
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2022
International
Journal
of
Medicine
and
Public
Health,2022,12,2,50-55.DOI:10.5530/ijmedph.2022.2.11Published:April
2022Type:Review
ArticleScientometric
Mapping
Mucormycosis
Research
in
Relation
to
the
COVID-19
PandemicDevi
Dayal,
Brij
Mohan
Gupta,
Mallikarjun
Kappi
Devi
Dayal1,*,
Gupta2,
Kappi3
1Department
Pediatrics,
Postgraduate
Institute
Medical
Education
Research,
Chandigarh.
INDIA.
2Formerly
with
CSIR-National
Science,
Technology
Development
Studies,
New
Delhi,
3Government
First
Grade
College,
Jagalur,
Davanagere
University,
Davanagere,
Karnataka,
Abstract:Background:
is
an
invasive
fungal
infection
that
has
shown
a
surge
during
pandemic.
A
comprehensive
assessment
associated
mucormycosis
(CAM)
research
lacking.
Methods:
We
searched
Elsevier’s
Scopus
database
for
publications
on
CAM
using
pre-defined
search
strategy.
Data
numbers,
citation
metrics,
contributing
countries,
institutions,
authors,
journals,
most
cited
articles
were
analyzed
select
bibliometric
tools.
Results:
Published
included
253
publications.
These
1560
times,
averaging
6.1
citations
per
paper.
Only
33
(13%)
funded.
Original
(55.7%)
reviews
(17.7%)
constituted
major
share
global
output.
The
studied
age
groups
adults
(22.5%),
middle-aged
(19.3%),
elderly
(10.6%),
adolescents
(0.8%).
Studies
treatment
accounted
largest
(58.5%),
followed
by
clinical
studies
(28.0%),
complications
(17.3%),
risk
factors
(11.7%),
epidemiology
(7.9%),
pathophysiology
(3.1%).
participating
countries
64;
India,
USA,
Egypt
led
productivity,
whereas
France,
Iran
more
impactful.
Of
84
organizations,
leading
organizations
PGIMER-Chandigarh,
AIIMS-New
Delhi
Cairo
Egypt.
A.
Chakrabarti,
V.
Muthu,
S.M.
Rudramurthy
productive
160
authors.
Indian
Ophthalmology,
Otolaryngology
Head
Neck
Surgery,
Fungi
active
journals
published
research.
Conclusion:
primarily
been
conducted
middleincome
low
quality.
High-income
need
collaborate
lowand
middle-income
sustainable
universal
impact.
There
also
focus
gaps
such
as
future
Keywords:Bibliometrics,
CAM,
Coronavirus
disease
2019,
mucormycosis,
Fungal
infectionsView:PDF
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Язык: Английский
Covid-19 and Infertility: A Scientometric Assessment of Global Publications
S. Ravichandran,
S. Vivekanandhan,
G. Vinita Angelin
и другие.
International Journal of Research in Library Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
8(3), С. 191 - 206
Опубликована: Сен. 29, 2022
The
paper
analyses
Covid-19
and
Infertility:
A
Scientometric
Assessment
of
Global
Publications.A
scientometric
analysis
the
publications
data
for
study
was
sourced
from
Scopus
database
covering
COVID-19
infertility
research
during
2019
2021
with
10700
210744
citations.Maximum
growth
9168(85.68%)research
are
contributed
in
year
2021,
followed
by
1530(14.30%)publications
2020,
2(0.02)
2019.Countries
a
maximum
3367(38.45%)contributions
United
States,
citations
106966(43.73%),CPP
is
31.77,H-index
145
RCI
1.14.The
subjects
1605(63.06%)contributions
Biochemistry,
Genetics,
Molecular
Biology.The
author's
70(17.41%)contributions
Baden,
L.R.,
States.In
document
type,
5971(55.80%)research
articles.A
keyword,
Human
9230(14.91%)research
publications.The
Institution
221(15.04%)contributions
Harvard
Medical
School.The
348(17.92%)contributions
Vaccines.The
funding
agency
National
Institutes
Health
672(26.37%)research
publications.
Язык: Английский