Evolutionary patterns and research frontiers in neoadjuvant immunotherapy: a bibliometric analysis

Jiang, Shitao; Liu, Yaoge; Zheng, Han; Zhang, Lei; Zhao, Hong; Sang, Xinting; Xu, Yiyao; Lu, Xin

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“…Therefore, it is not possible to obtain the result that the H-index is larger than the number of publications. However, as shown in Table 2 of this study (see 1 ), the values of the H-index for authors far exceed the number of publications. Thus, the author should further explain how to obtain H-index in the method part.…”

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“…We read with great interest the paper by Jiang et al 1 , titled ‘Evolutionary patterns and research frontiers in neoadjuvant immunotherapy: a bibliometric analysis’, which is published in an upcoming issue of the International Journal of Surgery . This study is a bibliometric article, aiming to elucidate the changes, development trends, and research hotspots of neoadjuvant immunotherapy over the past few decades.…”

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“…Thus, the author should further explain how to obtain H-index in the method part. By the way, as Brigham and Women’s Hospital is affiliated with Harvard Medical School, thus it is probably more appropriate to merge them in Figure 4 (see 1 ).…”

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“…CiteSpace is an analytical software developed by Dr. Chen Chaomei from Drexel University in the USA ( 22 ). It is based on mathematics, graphics, statistics, and informatics, and uses econometric methods to analyze specific research field literature and draw corresponding visual knowledge graphs to form a deep analysis of the field ( 23 , 24 ). VOSviewer is a free software jointly developed by Dr. Van Eck and Dr. Waltman from Erasmus University in the Netherlands ( 25 ).…”

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Research hotspots and frontiers of cluster headaches: a bibliometric analysis

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BackgroundExtensive research on cluster headaches (CHs) has been conducted worldwide; however, there is currently no bibliometric research on CHs. Therefore, this study aimed to analyze the current research hotspots and frontiers of CHs over the past decade.MethodsRaw data on CHs was obtained from the Web of Science Core Collection database from 2014 to 2023. CiteSpace V6.2 R7 (64 bit) and Microsoft Excel were used to assess the annual publication volume, authors, countries, and references. VOSviewer 1.6.19 software was used to assess the institutions, cited authors, and keywords, and co-occurrence and clustering functions were applied to draw a visual knowledge map.ResultsIn the past decade, the overall annual publication volume of articles related to CHs has increased year by year, showing promising development prospects. The total 1909 articles contained six types of literature, among which the proportion of original research articles was the highest (1,270 articles, 66.53%), published in 201 journals. Cephalalgia (439 articles, 23.00%) had the highest publication volume, and the Lancet was the journal with the highest impact factor (IF = 168.9). Furthermore, the United States of America was the country with the most published papers (584 articles, 30.60%), University of London was the research institution with the most published papers (142 articles, 7.44%), and Goodsby, Peter J was found to be the most prolific author (38 articles, 1.99%).ConclusionThis study may provide some direction for subsequent researcher on CHs. The hotspots and frontiers of future research on CHs are suggested as follows: in basic medicine, more attention should be paid to pathophysiology, especially on increasing research on the pathogenesis mediated by CGRP; in clinical medicine, more attention should be paid to the design of evidence-based medicine methodology, especially the strict design, including double-blind, questionnaire, and follow-up, in randomized controlled trials, using high-quality articles for meta-analyses, and recommending high-level evidence; therapeutic techniques need to be further explored, suggesting the implementation of transcranial magnetic stimulation of the cortex, and stimulation of the sphinopalatine ganglia and occipital nerve to achieve peripheral neuromodulation. Furthermore, chronic migraine and insomnia are inextricably linked to CHs.

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“…It contains records of articles from the highest-impact journals worldwide, including open-access journals, conference proceedings, and books. Notably, the coverage of specific titles extends back to the year 1900[ 16 , 17 ]. This comprehensive and extensive database provides a robust foundation for our bibliometric analysis.…”

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Hotspots and frontiers of the relationship between gastric cancer and depression: A bibliometric study

Liu,

Zheng,

Yin

et al. 2023

World J Gastroenterol

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BACKGROUND A significant relationship between gastric cancer (GC) and depression has been found in the last 20 years. However, there is no comprehensive information that helps researchers find popular and potential research directions on GC and depression. AIM To determine the research status and hotspots by bibliometric analysis of relevant publications on the relationship between GC and depression. METHODS We used the Web of Science Core Collection to search and collate the literature on GC and depression from 2000 to 2022 on 31 May, 2023. Then, visualization analysis was performed using VOSviewer software (version 1.6.19) and the Bibliometrix package in R software. RESULTS We retrieved 153 pertinent publications from 2000 to 2022. The annual publication count showed an overall upward trend. China had the most prominent publications and significant contributions to this field (n = 64, 41.83%). Before 2020, most studies focused on “the effect of GC on the development and progression of depression in patients.” The latest research trends indicate that “the effect of depression on the occurrence and development of GC and its mechanism” will receive more attention in the future. CONCLUSION The study of “the effect of depression on the occurrence and development of GC and its mechanism” has emerged as a novel research theme over the past two years, which may become a research hotspot in this field. This study provides new insights into the hotpots and frontiers of the relationship between GC and depression, potentially guiding researchers toward hot research topics in the future.

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Evolutionary patterns and research frontiers in neoadjuvant immunotherapy: a bibliometric analysis

Cited by 48 publications

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