创伤性脑损伤(TBI)是全球范围内的主要健康问题。目前,北非缺乏系统的TBI研究。然而,在改善TBI结局和提高TBI患者生存率方面,它们是非常必要的.通过这次系统的审查,我们旨在描述北非TBI研究的进展,并分析该地区过去二十年的TBI文献。对北非的文章进行了22年(2000-2021年)的审查,并使用关键词收集了所需的数据:“创伤性脑损伤”,“创伤性脑损伤”,“创伤性颅脑损伤”,和“创伤性头部损伤”。对摘要进行了筛选,选择的符合条件的研究由两名评审员独立进行评审.该审查包括通过Scopus在2000年至2021年之间确定的59,204、63,083和45,918条记录中的22项研究,WebofScience,和PubMed,分别。与北非相关的全球TBI记录的比例不到1%。总的来说,这些指数显示,北非每年出现的新记录数量进展缓慢,北非的所有记录都是在2004年之后产生的。结果表明,北非的TBI研究产量很低,进展远远不及其他地区。科学出版物的制作,提供所需的信息并提高对个人和整个社会的TBI并发症的认识,应该考虑。
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) represents a major health concern worldwide. Currently, systematic TBI studies in North Africa are lacking. Nevertheless, they are highly needed to ameliorate TBI outcomes and increase survival rates among TBI patients. Through this systematic review, we aimed to characterize the
progress in TBI research in North Africa and analyse the literature on TBI in the region in the last two decades. A review of North African articles was performed over 22 years (2000-2021) and the required data were collected using keywords: \"traumatic brain injury\", \"traumatic brain damage\", \"traumatic head injury\", and \"traumatic head damage\". Abstracts were screened, and selected eligible studies were reviewed independently by two reviewers. The review included 22 studies within the 59,204, 63,083, and 45,918 records that were identified between 2000 and 2021 through Scopus, Web of Science, and PubMed, respectively. The proportion of the total global TBI records that relate to North Africa was less than 1%. Overall, the indices show low
progress in the number of new records occurring every year in North Africa and all the records in North Africa were produced after the year 2004. The results show that North Africa has witnessed a low production in TBI research, and the
progress is far from being equal to other regions. Production of scientific publications, providing the required information and raising awareness about complications resulting from TBI on individuals and society in general, should be considered.