The study focused on using scientometric methods to analyze forensic medicine and toxicology literature. The selected period for the study was from 2013 to 2022, allowing for a recent and comprehensive field analysis. The study used bibliographic data from a PubMed database, a widely used biomedical literature database. The study aimed to provide a comprehensive picture of the production and dissemination of the literature in the field. To achieve this, the study analyzed various bibliometric indicators, including theme analysis, keyword evolvement, and collaboration map. The analysis of trending topics and future thematic directions in the field was also conducted to provide insight that could inform and stimulate the research interests of young researchers. This scholarly article explains the construction of author networks, the assessment of author productivity yearly, and the analysis of affiliation networks and organizations. The number of articles published by an institution is an essential indicator of research productivity and expertise in the particular field. The study's findings provided valuable insights into the trends and patterns in forensic medicine and toxicology.

Background:Organophosphorus poisoning is a global health concern.This study uses an integrated strategy to assess the research landscape, combining quantitative analysis of publishing trends with automated extraction of information from text data.Methodology: R-based biblioshiny is used for integrated text mining and bibliometrics on organophosphorus poisoning research. Search query is filtered from language, publication type, and date to ensure relevant and recent articles. RStudio and biblioshiny package is used for data retrieval and analysis.This research article thematic direction analyses associations between acetylcholinesterase and animals, insects, zebrafish, and humans in forensic medicine and toxicology covering the period from 2013 to 2022. Results:The data provided presents trends in organophosphorus poisoning research topics, including frequency, temporal distribution, and prominence. Notable trends include early focus on pralidoxime, atropine, and suicide attempts in 2014-2015, shifting towards pesticides, organophosphate poisoning, humans, and compounds in later years. Different age groups and retrospective studies are widely explored in research. conclusion:The integrated strategy of text mining and bibliometrics employed in this study has provided a wealth of valuable insights into the research landscape of organophosphorus poisoning.