基于文献计量学的当归研究热点与趋势

Research hotspot and trend of Angelica sinensis based on bibliometrics

目的分析含当归文献的研究热点和未来趋势,为当归的研究提供思路和借鉴。方法基于CiteSpace和VOSviewer软件对中国知网(China National Knowledge Infrastructure,CNKI)中含当归的核心文献的年度发表量、作者、机构和关键词进行可视化分析。结果共检索到核心文献2550篇,2006—2021年文献发表量较高。机构发文量显示甘肃农业大学动物医学院发文量最多,达20篇,核心机构未见合作且地域较分散。发文量最多的作者是李应东,共62篇,核心作者间有一定合作关系。关键词演化分析表明,当归的研究热点在于成分研究和临床应用,对关键词突现分析,预测未来趋势为当归在糖尿病治疗中的临床应用价值。结论当归的发文量自2006年快速增长,核心机构和作者间应加强交流合作,进行资源整合,有助于研究领域的扩展和新领域的开发,发展趋势的分析对科研工作者的后续研究具有重要参考价值。

Objective To analyze the research hotspots and future trends of Angelica sinensis literature,so as to provide ideas and reference for the research of Angelica sinensis.Methods Based on CiteSpace and VOSviewer software,this study makes a visual analysis of the annual publication,authors,institutions,and keywords of the core literature including Angelica sinensis in China knowledge Network.Results A total of 2550 core literatures were retrieved,with a high number of articles published from 2006 to 2021.The number of articles published by the institution showed that the School of Animal Medicine of Gansu Agricultural University had the largest number of papers,up to 20.The core institutions had not seen cooperation and the region was scattered.The author with the largest number of articles was Li Yingdong,with a total of 62 articles,and the core authors had a certain cooperative relationship.Keyword evolution analysis showed that the research focus of Angelica sinensis lies in component research and clinical application.Based on the emergent analysis of key words,the future trend was the clinical application value of Angelica sinensis in the treatment of diabetes.Conclusion The number of articles published by Angelica sinensis has increased rapidly since 2006.The core institutions and authors should strengthen exchanges and cooperation and integrate resources,which is conducive to the expansion of research fields and the development of new fields.The analysis of development trend has important reference value for the follow-up research of researchers.