Publication trends of peroral endoscopic myotomy during 2010–2022: a bibliometric analysis

Liu, Xin-Yang; Chen, Weifeng; He, Meng‐Jiang; Zhong, Yun‐Shi; Zhang, Yiqun; Hu, Jianwei; Yao, Ling; Li, Quan‐Lin; Zhou, Ping‐Hong

doi:10.21037/atm-22-2469

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“…be able to facilitate knowledge creation (8,9) The recently published report by Dr. Liu et al, "Publication trends of peroral endoscopic myotomy during 2010-2022: a bibliometric analysis" reviewed the data and compared contributions between countries, regions, institutions, journals, and authors (10). Bibliometric analysis of publications on achalasia was based on the databases Scopus.…”

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What are the research trends and hot research topics of achalasia?

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2023

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“…As a result, researches from the United States were the most common (n=743) and were pivotal influence (n=743), followed by research from China (n=346) and Japan 43 (n=223). Dr. Inoue and his colleagues were the most active researcher and Showa university (Japan) was the most active institution in the field of POEM research (10).…”

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What are the research trends and hot research topics of achalasia?

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2023

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“…Endoscopic resection procedures, initially developed in Japan to treat superficial gastrointestinal lesions, are now performed worldwide [1]. Despite their minimally invasive nature, these procedures pose significant challenges, particularly for less experienced endoscopists, due to their technical complexity and lengthy duration.…”

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An Automated Video Analysis System for Retrospective Assessment and Real-Time Monitoring of Endoscopic Procedures (with Video)

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Background and Aims: Accurate recognition of endoscopic instruments facilitates quantitative evaluation and quality control of endoscopic procedures. However, no relevant research has been reported. In this study, we aimed to develop a computer-assisted system, EndoAdd, for automated endoscopic surgical video analysis based on our dataset of endoscopic instrument images. Methods: Large training and validation datasets containing 45,143 images of 10 different endoscopic instruments and a test dataset of 18,375 images collected from several medical centers were used in this research. Annotated image frames were used to train the state-of-the-art object detection model, YOLO-v5, to identify the instruments. Based on the frame-level prediction results, we further developed a hidden Markov model to perform video analysis and generate heatmaps to summarize the videos. Results: EndoAdd achieved high accuracy (>97%) on the test dataset for all 10 endoscopic instrument types. The mean average accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score were 99.1%, 92.0%, 88.8%, and 89.3%, respectively. The area under the curve values exceeded 0.94 for all instrument types. Heatmaps of endoscopic procedures were generated for both retrospective and real-time analyses. Conclusions: We successfully developed an automated endoscopic video analysis system, EndoAdd, which supports retrospective assessment and real-time monitoring. It can be used for data analysis and quality control of endoscopic procedures in clinical practice.

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“…Many studies on POEM treatment for achalasia patients have been reported during this period. However, up to now, there has been no comprehensive and objective bibliometric visualization analysis on POEM in treating achalasia, except for two articles that analyzed achalasia [7] and POEM [8], respectively. Bibliometric analysis, introduced by Alan Pritchard in 1969 [9], is a scientific quantitative analysis method of published studies that integrates philology, mathematics, and statistics.…”

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