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与COVID-19疫苗有关的心肌炎的现状和未来趋势:视觉和图书法分析分析

Youao Zhang¹, Mengjia Wang¹, Jieyan Wang²

¹The First School of Clinical Medicine, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou, China.

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概括

这份图书统计分析显示,在2019年新冠肺炎 (COVID-19) 疫苗接种后,心肌炎的研究显著增加. 关键领域包括疫苗类型,安全性和解决疫苗犹的问题.

科学领域:

心脏病学和传染病的研究
疫苗学与公共卫生
圣经计量学和科学计量学

背景情况:

由于COVID-19的流行,人们对疫苗接种和相关的不良事件进行了广泛的研究.
接种COVID-19疫苗后的心肌炎是越来越多的科学调查领域.
专注于COVID-19疫苗和心肌炎之间的关系的研究大幅增加.

研究的目的:

对肌心炎和COVID-19疫苗的研究进行文献计量和视觉分析.
识别当前的趋势,研究热点和新兴领域的前沿.
提供对全球研究环境的全面概述.

主要方法:

使用了科学网络核心集合SCI扩展数据库.
采用了包括VOSviewer,Co-Occurrence,Citespace,HistCite和Scimago Graphica在内的文献分析和可视化工具.
分析了389个相关出版物.

主要成果:

出版量显示出持续的上升趋势,表明研究兴趣增加.
美国是主要的贡献者,哈佛医学院是著名的机构.
研究热点包括不同的COVID-19疫苗类型 (mRNA,腺病毒载体,非活化),减少发病率的疫苗开发,以及疫苗犹.
马修·奥斯特 (Matthew E. Oster) 被认为是这一研究领域的关键作者.

结论:

对心肌炎和COVID-19疫苗的研究正在迅速扩大.
这项研究提供了对当前状态和未来研究方向的见解.
这些发现可以指导研究人员在与疫苗相关的心肌炎研究的不断变化的环境中进行导航.

关键词:

关于COVID-19疫苗的使用情况图书统计学. 图书统计学.边界的边界边界的边界热点是热点的热点.肌性心肌炎是一种心肌炎.

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