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Chinese Journal of Mycology 2014, Vol. 9  Issue (6): 342-346.

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A bibliometric analysis on clinical research of trichosporonosis from PubMed database

LIAO Yong1, LV Xue-lian1, TANG Qing-long2, YANG Su-teng1, LIU Han1, YANG Rong-ya1   

  1. 1. Department of Dermatology, General Hospital of Beijing Military Command (Second Military Medical University), Beijing 100700, China;
    2. General political department of PLA China, Beijing 100120
  • Received:2014-08-06 Online:2014-12-28 Published:2014-12-28

Abstract: Objective To give an outline of the development of clinical research on trichosporonosis worldwide by an overview of related literature from PubMed for providing ideas and basis for further research.Methods Medical literature on clinical trichosporonosis in PubMed database was analyzed by using a bibliometric tool, Thomson Data Analyzer. The distributions of years, nations, journals, and currently hot topics on trichosporonosis were analyzed.Results The literature of trichosporonosis was traced back to1970, went through the period of rapid growth from 1981 to 1992, the numbers of paper published every year was stable recent years. Japan has leading advantages in the field of trichosporonosis. The numbers of papers from United States, India, Brazil, France and China were on the top, while Ando M and Araki S from Kumamoto University Medical School and Sakata T from Saitama Medical School were the top three authors in these publications. The journals published the most papers of trichosporonosis were Japanese Journal of Thoracic Diseases and Journal of Clinical Microbiology. Hot topics in the field of trichosporonosis were related to diagnosis, treatment, status of host immune and pathogenesis of Trichosporon spp.Conclusion Japan and United States are the top two countries in this field. More Chinese research teams join to this field of trichosporonosis research in recent five years. Diagnosis and treatment are the hot topics in this field.

Key words: trichosporonosis, trichosporon infection, summer-type hypersensitivity pneumonitis, white piedra, bibliometrics

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