ArticleJournal of global infectious diseases
Trends, Impact, and Collaboration in Scientific Activity on Genital Tuberculosis.
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Abstract
Introduction: Genital tuberculosis is a secondary form of extrapulmonary tuberculosis and represents a public health issue. This study aims to analyze the trend, impact, and collaboration in scientific activity related to genital tuberculosis. Methods: A descriptive bibliometric study was conducted on 237 articles published in Scopus-indexed journals addressing the topic of genital tuberculosis. The search employed MESH terms and logical operators; bibliometric metrics were estimated using the SciVal tool. In addition, the VOS viewer was used to represent a coauthorship network. Results: Journals in quartiles Q3 and Q4 had the highest number of publications, with the Conclusion: Research on genital tuberculosis has remained steady and is primarily disseminated in Q3 journals. Collaboration is predominantly national and institutional, with India leading in research output.
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