Unprecedented surge in publications related to COVID-19 in the first three months of pandemic: A bibliometric analytic report.
Unprecedented surge in publications related to COVID-19 in the first three months of pandemic: A bibliometric analytic report.
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10.1016/j.jcot.2020.04.030
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发表时间：
2020-05-01
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Vaish, Abhishek
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Kambhampati, Srinivas B S;Vaishya, Raju;Vaish, Abhishek
4.结论自COVID 19开始以来，有关COVID 19的出版物数量出现了前所未有的增长。每天发表近59篇文章的速度可能是迄今为止发表的任何疾病中最高的。大多数文章似乎证据水平较低，多达三分之一是免费全文文章。其中只有35篇发表在骨科期刊上。JBJS Am是发表最多的。医学文献中大量关于COVID-19的出版物表明了这一疾病的严重性，以及通过分享个人经验和对这一主题的研究来寻求对抗它的解决方案。
4. ConclusionThere is an unprecedented increase in the number of publications on COVID19 since the disease started. The rate of publications of almost 59 articles per day is probably the most for any disease published so far. Majority articles appear to be of low level evidence and up to one third are free full text articles. Only 35 of these were published in orthopaedic journals. JBJS Am being the most published. The substantial number of publications on COVID-19 in the medical literature, indicate the seriousness of this disease and the quest to find solutions to combat it, through sharing personal experiences and research on this topic.