对南亚和东南亚口腔癌研究的科学计量学研究，重点是危险因素控制
A scientometric study of oral cancer research in South and Southeast Asia with emphasis on risk factors control
影响因子:3.10000
分区:医学3区 / 牙科与口腔外科3区
发表日期:2024 Oct
作者:
Wenhua Xu, Chenxi Li, Qingqing Liu, Wei Liu, Xiao Wang
摘要
南亚和东南亚是口腔癌较高和增加疾病负担的地区。这项研究的目的是分析这些地区口腔癌研究的科学计量特征。有8个国家来自南亚和来自东南亚的11个国家。从Scopus数据库中检索了来自这些国家的所有口腔癌的所有文章。总共5660篇文章源自南亚（n = 4718）和东南亚（n = 942）。印度（n = 4302; 91.2％）是该国在南亚发表有关口腔癌的大多数文章，马来西亚（n = 355; 37.7％）在东南亚首次出版。烟草吸烟，饮酒和槟榔作为危险因素是常见的关键字，在制定口腔癌控制的警察时，应注意它们。在印度，包括独特关键字在内的大多数主题是诊断（敏感性/特异性，唾液和预测价值），其次是分子生物学（抗氧化剂，脂质过氧化和谷胱甘肽），实验性INVIVO（仓鼠和脸颊小袋）和风险因素（无烟tobaCco）。在马来西亚，最包含关键词的主题是分子生物学，然后是流行病学和药物研究。这本研究首次报道了南亚（印度）和东南亚（马来西亚）口腔癌研究的科学计量特征。至关重要的是，要提高公众对危险因素控制的认识，以减轻口腔癌负担，尤其是在中低收入国家。
Abstract
South Asia and Southeast Asia are the regions with relatively high and increased disease burden of oral cancer. The purpose of this study was to analyze the scientometric characteristics of oral cancer research in these regions.There are 8 countries from South Asia and 11 countries from Southeast Asia. All the articles on oral cancer from these countries were retrieved in the Scopus database.A total of 5660 articles originated from South Asia (n = 4718) and Southeast Asia (n = 942). India (n = 4302; 91.2%) was the country publishing most articles on oral cancer in South Asia, and Malaysia (n = 355; 37.7%) was first in Southeast Asia. Tobacco smoking, alcohol consumption, and areca nut as risk factors were common keywords, attention should be paid to them while developing polices for oral cancer control. In India, the most topic including distinctive keywords was diagnostics (sensitivity/specificity, saliva, and predictive value), followed by molecular biology (antioxidants, lipid peroxidation, and glutathione), experimental in vivo (hamster and cheek pouch), and risk factor (smokeless tobacco). In Malaysia, the most topic containing keywords was molecular biology followed by epidemiology and drug research.This study for the first time reported the scientometric characteristics of oral cancer research in South Asia (India) and Southeast Asia (Malaysia). It is essential to improve the public awareness of risk factors control to reduce the oral cancer burden, especially in low-and middle-income countries.