2012-2022年女性压力性尿失禁全球研究现状及热点——基于VOSviewer的可视化分析

Global research status and hotspots of female stress urinary incontinence from 2012 to 2022:a visualization analysis based on VOSviewer

目的基于文献计量学方法总结近10年女性压力性尿失禁(SUI)全球研究现状并分析研究热点,为该领域研究提供参考。方法基于Web of Science数据库检索2012年1月1日—2022年4月16日发表的女性SUI相关文献;运用计量学方法分析文献发文特征,并通过VOSviewer软件对关键词进行统计及可视化分析,从而探讨该领域研究现状及热点。结果共检索到3707篇文献,近10年全球女性SUI相关研究发文量呈上升趋势。美国发文量(992篇)、总被引频次(14519次)和H指数(53)在所有国家中排名第一;我国发文量第2,但总被引频次(2321次)较少,H指数(22)较低。欧洲研究型大学联盟发文量(204篇)、总被引频次(3462次)及H指数(30)在所有机构中排名第1。BΦ和RICHTER HE是发文量(42篇)最多的研究人员,BRUBAKER总被引频次最多(1586次)。《International Urogynecology Journal》是发文量(669)最多的期刊。结论近10年女性SUI越来越受到人们关注。女性SUI非手术治疗与微创外科治疗相关研究可能成为未来该领域的研究热点。

Objective To review the current status of global research and analyze the hotspots on female stress urinary incontinence(SUI)in the past 10 years to provide references for further research.Methods Based on the Web of Science database,articles on female SUI published during Jan.1,2012 and Apr.16,2022 were retrieved.The characteristics of literature were analyzed with bibliometric methods and the keywords were statistically and visually analyzed with VOSviewer.Results A total of 3707 articles were retrieved.The number of worldwide studies related to female SUI has been increasing in the past 10 years.The United States ranked the first among all countries in terms of the number of documents issued(992),total cited frequency(14519 times)and H-index(53).The number of studies issued(326)in China was the second,but the total cited frequency(2321 times)was less and H index(22)was lower.League of European Research Universities ranked the first among all institutions in terms of the number of documents issued(204),total cited frequency(3462 times)and H-index(30).BΦK and RICHTER HE had the largest number of documents issued(42)among all authors,and BRUBAKER L’s total cited frequency(1586 times)ranked the first.International Urogynecology Journal(669)had the largest number of documents issued.Conclusion Female SUI has gained more attention in the past 10 years.Non-surgical treatment and minimally invasive surgical treatment may become the research hotspots in the future.