目的:分析了2008/09至2018/19年骨科手术的国际英语出版物活动。
方法:研究了PubMed上的20种国际期刊。使用InCites期刊引文报告确定每个期刊的影响因子(IF)。
结果:2008/09年度有9,205份出版物,2018/19年度有15,549份出版物,2008/09年度有21,435份累计IF(CIF),2018/19年度有50,552份。大多数出版物由叙述性评论组成(42.0%),其次是临床研究(22.0%),实验调查(16.9%),随机对照试验(6.0%),和荟萃分析(5.6%)。叙事评论的出版物增长最快,从2008/09年度的33.5%增至2018/19年度的41.1%。美国的出版物数量最多(2,981和4,796),其次是英国(806和879)和德国(606和922)在2008/09和2018/19,分别。每1名Mio居民,瑞士(13.6和28.4),瑞典(10.9和18.1),荷兰(9.6和15.4),丹麦(9.0和21.8)是2008/09年度和2018/19年度生产率最高的国家。
结论:骨科手术的国际出版活动在过去10年中大幅增加。发表的文章的质量并没有以同样的方式提高,叙事评论的不成比例上升就证明了这一点。在整个时期,美国在出版物数量和CIF方面处于领先地位。就人口而言,然而,瑞士和瑞典等较小的国家更加活跃。
OBJECTIVE: International English language publication activities in orthopaedic surgery comparing the years 2008/09 to 2018/19 were analyzed.
METHODS: 20 international journals listed on PubMed were examined. The impact factor (IF) for each journal was determined using the InCites Journal Citation Report.
RESULTS: 9,205 publications in 2008/09 and 15,549 in 2018/19 with 21,435 cumulative IF (CIF) in 2008/09 and 50,552 in 2018/19 were registered. Most publications consisted of narrative reviews (42.0%), followed by clinical studies (22.0%), experimental investigations (16.9%), randomized controlled trials (6.0%), and meta-analyses (5.6%). The highest increase in publications was observed for narrative reviews from 33.5% in 2008/09 to 41.1% in 2018/19. The USA had the highest number of publications (2,981 and 4,796), followed by UK (806 and 879) and Germany (606 and 922) in 2008/09 and 2018/19, resp. Per 1 Mio inhabitants, Switzerland (13.6 and 28.4), Sweden (10.9 and 18.1), the Netherlands (9.6 and 15.4), and Denmark (9.0 and 21.8) were the most productive countries in 2008/09 and 2018/19, resp.
CONCLUSIONS: International publishing activity in orthopaedic surgery has increased substantially over the last 10 years. The quality of the published articles has not increased in the same way, as evidenced by the disproportionate rise in narrative reviews. Over the entire period, the US were the leader with respect to number of publications and CIF. In terms of population, however, smaller countries such as Switzerland and Sweden were much more active.