Global trends and frontiers of research on Kümmell's disease: A bibliometric analysis
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Kümmell's disease (KD) research is growing, driven by aging populations and osteoporotic fractures. This bibliometric analysis maps global trends, identifying key contributors and emerging research hotspots like surgical treatments and risk factors.
Area Of Science
- Orthopedics
- Spinal Surgery
- Bibliometrics
Background
- Kümmell's disease (KD) prevalence is rising due to aging and osteoporotic vertebral fractures.
- Despite increased concern, the research landscape and trends in KD remain unclear.
- Bibliometric analysis is crucial for understanding global research status and identifying hotspots in KD.
Purpose Of The Study
- To conduct a bibliometric analysis of global research trends in Kümmell's disease (KD).
- To identify leading institutions, authors, journals, and countries in KD research.
- To map current research hotspots and predict future research directions in KD.
Main Methods
- Data collected from the Web of Science Core Collection (1900-2022).
- Analysis included publication counts, citations, authors, institutions, journals, and countries.
- Focus on identifying influential articles and emerging research themes.
Main Results
- 195 articles published from 27 countries/regions, with China as the leading contributor.
- Soochow University and Kim, HS are the most significant institutional and author contributors, respectively.
- Spine journal leads in publications and citations; key research areas include risk factors, osteoporotic vertebral compression fracture, and surgical interventions.
Conclusions
- Scientific research on Kümmell's disease (KD) has significantly increased recently.
- Future research is expected to concentrate on surgical treatments, risk factors, and complications.
- This analysis provides a valuable resource for clinicians and researchers in KD.
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