■已经使用神经成像对人类奖励系统进行了广泛的研究。此文献计量分析旨在确定扩散磁共振成像(dMRI)和人类奖励研究的全球趋势,最活跃的国家及其合作国家,顶级期刊和机构,最杰出的作者和被引用最多的文章,和研究热点。
■研究数据集从Scopus数据库获得。使用的搜索词为摘要中的\'奖励\'和\'人类\'和\'扩散成像\'或\'扩散张量成像\'或\'扩散MRI\'或\'扩散加权成像\'或\'纤维束成像\',文章标题和关键词。使用Harzing的PublishorPerish和VOSviewer软件分析了总共336种出版物。
■结果显示,2020年和2022年文章数量最多的出版物数量呈上升趋势。大多数出版物仅限于国家,作者,和美国的机构,中国和欧洲。Bracht,Coenen,威斯特,Federspiel和Feng是瑞士的顶级作家,德国和英国。神经影像,神经影像临床,人类神经科学的前沿,人脑图,神经科学杂志是顶级期刊。在顶级文章中,六篇是评论,四篇是原创文章,而人类奖赏研究中最重要的关键词是扩散磁共振成像,\'青春期\',“抑郁症”和“奖励相关的大脑区域”。
■这些发现可以作为研究人员寻找合作作者的参考,相关期刊,合作国家/机构,以及与dMRI和奖励研究相关的热门话题。
UNASSIGNED: The human reward system has been extensively studied using neuroimaging. This bibliometric analysis aimed to determine the global trend in diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (dMRI) and human reward research in terms of the number of documents, the most active countries and their collaborating countries, the top journals and institutions, the most prominent authors and most cited articles, and research hotspots.
UNASSIGNED: The research datasets were acquired from the Scopus database. The search terms used were \'reward\' AND \'human\' AND \'diffusion imaging\' OR \'diffusion tensor imaging\' OR \'diffusion MRI\' OR \'diffusion-weighted imaging\' OR \'tractography\' in the abstract, article title and keywords. A total of 336 publications were analysed using Harzing\'s Publish or Perish and VOSviewer software.
UNASSIGNED: The results revealed an upward trend in the number of publications with the highest number of articles in 2020 and 2022. Most publications were limited to countries, authors, and institutions in the USA, China and Europe. Bracht, Coenen, Wiest, Federspiel and Feng were among the top authors from Switzerland, Germany and the UK. Neuroimage, Neuroimage Clinical, Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, Human Brain Mapping, and the Journal of Neuroscience were the top journals. Among the top articles, six were reviews and four were original articles, while the top keywords in human reward research were \'diffusion MRI\', \'adolescence\', \'depression\' and \'reward-related brain areas\'.
UNASSIGNED: These findings may serve as researchers\' references to find collaborative authors, relevant journals, cooperative countries/institutions, and hot topics related to dMRI and reward research.