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    The top 50 most cited articles in cartilage regeneration

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    2017-06-01
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    Mc Donald, Ciaran K.
    Moriarty, Peter
    Varzgalis, Manvydas
    Murphy, Colin
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    Mc Donald, Ciaran K. Moriarty, Peter; Varzgalis, Manvydas; Murphy, Colin (2017). The top 50 most cited articles in cartilage regeneration. BioResearch Open Access 6 (1), 58-62
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    https://doi.org/10.1089/biores.2017.0006
    Abstract
    The aim of this study was to identify and analyze the top 50 most cited articles in cartilage regeneration. The impact of a scientific journal can be gauged by the total number of citations it has accrued. The top 50 most cited articles involving cartilage regeneration represent the most quoted level of evidence among this new subspecialty. This study aims to identify and analyze the 50 most cited articles in cartilage regeneration. The Web of Science (TM) citation indexing service was utilized to determine the most frequently cited articles published after 1956 containing "cartilage regeneration'' in the "topic'' or "title.'' The 50 most cited articles were included. The number of citations, year of publication, country of article origin, article institution, journal of publication, publication format, and authorship were then calculated for each article. The span of citations ranged from 1287 to 203 citations, with a mean of 361.02 citations per article in question. The articles originated from 11 countries, with the United States contributing 34 articles, followed by Japan with 5 articles. The articles were distributed across 34 high-impact journals. Biomaterials was the journal with the highest number of publications (seven articles) followed by the Journal of Orthopaedic Research (three articles). Of the 50 articles, 2 were clinical observational studies, 47 concerned basic science, and 1 was review article. The most cited articles involving cartilage regeneration are detected in both experimental and clinical research fields. The high ratio of basic science to clinical articles reflects the infancy of this relatively new specialty and that further clinical research is required in this area.
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