Analysis on knowledge mapping of edema treated with TCM: a bibliometrics based quantitative study
10.3760/cma.j.cn115398-20220428-00431
- VernacularTitle:基于科技文本挖掘的中医药干预水肿知识图谱分析
- Author:
Haoran ZHENG
1
;
Bingxuan ZHANG
;
Qingqiao SONG
;
Shuqing SHI
;
Huaqin WU
;
Yumeng LI
;
Xia XU
;
Jiayu LYU
;
Yajiao WANG
;
Xinxin MAO
Author Information
1. 北京中医药大学2021级硕士研究生，北京 100029
- Keywords:
Traditional Chinese Medicine therapy;
Edema;
CiteSpace;
VOSviewer;
Data visualization;
Bibliometrics
- From:
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine
2023;45(7):884-891
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
Objective:Applying bibliometrics to analyze the research history, hotspots and trends of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) interventions in edema-related diseases, and to provide reference for the revision of diagnostic and therapeutic criteria for edema in TCM.Methods:The literature about edema treated with TCM was retrieved from CNKI, Wanfang, VIP, CBM from 1 st. Jan 1995 to 25 th. May 2022. CiteSpace and VOSviewer softwares were used to draw the knowledge map, and analyze the co-occurrence relationship and clustering characteristics of the institution, author, keywords and mechanism hotspots. Results:Totally 3 198 articles were included. The annual number of documents issued generally shows a spiral rise trend. Liaoning University of Chinese Medicine published the most articles. Core authors published the most articles were Sun Wei (13 articles); the team with the highest cooperation intensity was Yang Hongtao's team; keywords formed 7 clusters. Hotspot mechanisms included metabolic disorders, immune balance, anti-inflammation, calcium and phosphorus metabolism. Keywords in the past 7 years were membranous nephropathy, chronic heart failure, diabetes, lymphedema etc.Conclusions:The attention paid to the intervention of TCM in the field of edema is generally on the rise, and has decreased in the past two years. The research categories focus on the experience of famous doctors, clinical trials, and mechanistic studies, and nephropathy-related edema has been the focus of research; diabetic nephropathy, chronic heart failure, metabolomics, and immunotherapy are expected to be the focus of attention in the next stage.
