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Reginald O Chinweze1, David Dallas-Orr1, Preston Lee1,2
1Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of California Davis, Sacramento, CA, USA.
Journal of orthopaedics
|February 20, 2026
Resumen
Este estudio bibliométrico analizó las 100 publicaciones PearlDiver (PD) más citadas en ortopedia. La investigación más citada de la EP se centra en la medicina deportiva, la columna vertebral y la artroplastia, ofreciendo información valiosa para la generación de hipótesis y la orientación de políticas.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Investigación en ortopedia en la investigación ortopédica.
- La bibliometría y la bibliometría.
- Informática de la salud informática de la salud.
Sus antecedentes:
- PearlDiver (PD) es una base de datos de reclamos de uso frecuente en ortopedia.
- El impacto académico y las áreas de investigación primaria de la enfermedad de Parkinson siguen siendo poco exploradas.
- Este estudio tiene como objetivo definir la huella académica de PD mediante el análisis de sus publicaciones más citadas.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Identificar las 100 publicaciones más citadas utilizando la base de datos PearlDiver.
- Evalúe los temas de investigación y las subespecialidades dominantes dentro de estos artículos altamente citados.
- Analice las métricas de citación, visibilidad en línea y tendencias de palabras clave para comprender el impacto académico de PD a lo largo del tiempo.
Principales métodos:
- Un análisis bibliométrico transversal de los 100 artículos de PD más citados provenientes de Web of Science.
- La extracción de datos incluyó citas totales, citas por año (CPY), Altmetric Attention Score (AAS) y menciones en las redes sociales (X posts).
- Se generaron redes de coincidencia de palabras clave para identificar grupos temáticos.
Principales resultados:
- Las 100 primeras publicaciones de PD acumularon 6756 citas, centradas principalmente en la medicina deportiva (39), la columna vertebral (29) y la artroplastia (20).
- La mayor densidad de citas se observó en estudios recientes de deportes y artroscopia de cadera.
- Los trabajos de artroplastia demostraron mayores puntuaciones de atención Altmetric y visibilidad en línea en comparación con los estudios de medicina deportiva.
Conclusiones:
- La investigación de PearlDiver se concentra predominantemente en la medicina deportiva, la columna vertebral y la artroplastia.
- Si bien los estudios de PD son rentables y generan una atención significativa en línea, su dependencia de los códigos de facturación limita la granularidad clínica.
- La base de datos es más valiosa para la generación de hipótesis, el desarrollo de políticas y los análisis nacionales de utilización en lugar de la toma de decisiones clínicas directas.
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