100 Citation Classics in the Melanoma Literature

Joyce, Christopher; Sugrue, Conor M.; Joyce, Kieran; Kelly, Jack L.; Regan, Padraic J.

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“…Several papers have reported analyses of the most‐cited publications in a number of fields of health sciences, including dentistry, where different specialties have also been separately addressed …”

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Analysis of the 100 most‐cited articles in periodontology

Corbella

Francetti

Taschieri

et al. 2016

J of Invest & Clin Dent

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There is a lack of evidence of the correlation between age of publication and number of citations. The concordance between the two databases that were reviewed was relatively significant, even though the rankings of the most-cited articles are dependent on the number of journals covered by one database. The actual value of the number of citations to measure the quality of one article should be carefully evaluated.

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Analysis of the 100 most‐cited articles in periodontology

Corbella

Francetti

Taschieri

et al. 2016

J of Invest & Clin Dent

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“…The bibliometric analyses in other areas also showed that the United States ranked high on the list (13,14). These findings clearly show that the United States is at the forefront of studies on breast cancer.…”

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Top 100 Cited Classic Articles in Breast Cancer Research

Uysal

2017

Eur J Breast Health

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There has been a growing increase in the incidence of breast cancer (1), which is still the most significant cancer-related cause of female mortality (2). In spite of significant progress in the management of breast cancer, the search for a curative treatment is still ongoing. Although a number of crucial studies and clinical trials have significantly contributed to the improvement of breast cancer care, many often remain unknown to the majority of clinicians, suggesting a need to identify at least the top 100 most cited studies in the field. Actually, in the past, there were a couple of studies which identified the most cited articles in several fields such as digestive disease and psychology (3, 4), which helped the researchers in this field to easily access them. This identification is important because the decisions made by the clinicians are generally based on the evidence and the studies with a high impact (5). The most significant component of the methodological qualities of studies is associated with an increase of citation and a high impact factor of the journal where it is published (6). The object of this study was to identify and analyze the qualities of the top 100 cited papers in breast cancer-related studies. Materials and MethodsThe data in this study were obtained by a search conducted on the Web of Science (WOS) (Clarivate Analytics, United States). The journals indexed in the Science Citation Index Expanded were included. There were no restrictions on the journals. The Science Citation Index Expanded in WOS covers more than 8,500 notable and major journals encompassing 150 disciplines. The coverage time extends from 1900 to the present (7). The term "Breast cancer" was typed into the search box of WOS basic research with the selection of all the years and the data were searched in Title setting. Our search produced 189.235 published articles between 1978-2017. Thereafter, they were listed based on the citation frequency-from the highest to the lowest. The analysis was carried out by compiling the Top 100 cited classical articles in a shortlist as sorted by the journals, categories of the studies, countries, centers where the studies were published, authors and publication date. Since this was not invasive study, an approval from the ethical committee was not requested. The study was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki. Statistical analysisNo statistical methods were used in the study. All the data were given in percentages, numbers and bar charts.

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“…It has the potential to identify key authors and institutions publishing on individual research topics as well as giving an overview of how health care within a chosen area has evolved over time. [678910]…”

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The Olympic legacy: Journal metrics in sports medicine and dentistry

Thomas

Walker

Miller

et al. 2016

J Int Soc Prevent Communit Dent

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Systematic analysis of integral aspects within sport enables improvement in performance. One key aspect is the management and prevention of injuries. Bibliometrics is a systematic method for evaluating research output. It may be expected that the quantity and quality of sports injury research over time may strongly correlate with the timing of the Olympic games. This study was conducted to determine the effect of the Olympic legacy on academic sports medicine and evidence to prevent injuries of the face and teeth. A literature search within the PubMed database was undertaken to identify the quantity of literature published annually between 1996 and 2015 in the fields of sports injuries and injury prevention. The top 5 journals publishing in each field were then identified and the change in their impact factor (IF) was investigated. It was seen that, since 1996, there has been an overall increase in the quantity of literature published regarding sports injuries and prevention of sports injuries of 209% and 217%, respectively. Publications regarding facial injuries and dental injuries within sport show an increase of 114% and 71%, respectively. There was an increase in IF since 2000 in almost every journal investigated. A strong, positive correlation is seen among journals publishing on the prevention of sports injuries, showing a median IF increase of 2.8198. No statistical significance was found between Olympic years and the number of publications. Hence, there has been a gradual increase in both the quality and quantity of publications regarding sports injuries since 1996. However, there appears to be no immediate added effect of the “Olympic legacy” following each Olympic games on the quantity or quality of publications in these fields.

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100 Citation Classics in the Melanoma Literature

Abstract: This study has identified the most significant contributions to melanoma research over the past 63 years and identifies many important scientific breakthroughs and landmarks that have occurred during this time.

Cited by 26 publications

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Analysis of the 100 most‐cited articles in periodontology

Analysis of the 100 most‐cited articles in periodontology

Top 100 Cited Classic Articles in Breast Cancer Research

The Olympic legacy: Journal metrics in sports medicine and dentistry

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