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Most cited articles in general surgery from Turkey

Genel cerrahi alanında Türkiye'den yayınlanan ve en çok atıf alan makaleler

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Evaluation of most cited articles is important to identify the fields in which Turkey contributes to the world literature.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: The citation number of an article gives us information about its quality and contribution to science.
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Key Findings & Data:Results: Among the 52 articles found, the most common subjects were as follows: hydatid cyst (21.1%), pilonidal disease (15.4%), laparoscopic operations (15.4%), breast diseases (11.5%), and inguinal hernia (7.7%).
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Conclusion & Impact:Evaluation of most cited articles is important to identify the fields in which Turkey contributes to the world literature.
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Objective: The citation number of an article gives us information about its quality and contribution to science. In this article, we aimed to find the most frequently cited article in general surgery from Turkey, and evaluate how these articles in general surgery contributed to the world literature. Material and Methods: We used the science citation index expanded database to find the most frequently cited articles in general surgery from Turkey. Results: Among the 52 articles found, the most common subjects were as follows: hydatid cyst (21.1%), pilonidal disease (15.4%), laparoscopic operations (15.4%), breast diseases (11.5%), and inguinal hernia (7.7%). Two articles were cited in more than 100 articles. Furthermore, 48.8% of the articles were published from three major cities. Most articles were published between 2000 and 2004, and 65.4% of articles were case series. Conclusion: Most of the cited articles were about hydatid cyst and pilonidal disease, which are more common in the Turkish population compared with other countries. Evaluation of most cited articles is important to identify the fields in which Turkey contributes to the world literature.

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Amaç: Bir makalenin aldığı atıf sayısı, o makalenin kalitesi ve bilimsel ortama katkısı açısından bilgi verir. Bu makalede ülkemizde genel cerrahi kliniklerinden yapılarak uluslararası literatürde en yüksek atıf alan makaleler bulunarak, genel cerrahi bölümü ile ilgili Türkiye'den dünya literatürüne en çok hangi yönde katkı sağlandığı araştırılmak istendi.Gereç ve Yöntemler: SCIE dergi veri tabanı kullanılarak Türkiye'den genel cerrahi konularında yayınlanan ve en çok atıf alan makaleler bulunarak incelendi.Bulgular: İncelemeye alınan 52 makalenin %21,1'i hidatik kist, %15,4'ü pilonidal kist, %15,4'ü laparoskopik girişimler, %11,5'i meme hastalıkları, %7,7'si inguinal herni ile ilgiliydi. İki makale 100'den fazla atıf aldı. Yayınların %48,8'i üç büyük şehrimizden yayınlandı. En sık yayınlar 2000-2004 tarihleri arasında yapıldı. Tüm makalelerin %65,4'ünde çalışma tipi olgu serisi idi.Sonuç: Atıf alan makalelerin çoğunluğunu Türkiye'de diğer ülkerele oranla daha fazla görülen hidatik kist ve pilonidal kist ile ilgili yayınlar oluşturmaktaydı. En çok atıf alan makaleleri bilmek, Türkiye'den dünya literatürüne en çok hangi konuda katkı sağlandığının bilinmesi açısından önemlidir

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MAYIR, B., BİLECİK, T., DOĞAN, U., KOÇ, Ü., ENSARİ, C. Ö., ORUÇ, M. T. (2015). Most cited articles in general surgery from Turkey. Ulusal Cerrahi Dergisi, Cilt: 31 - Sayı: 2, 85–89. https://ajindex.com/articles/325653

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