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The scientific contribution of Malaysia’s researchers in the field of endodontics based on Scopus database : a bibliometric analysis
Bibliometric analyses of academic output are critical in assessing a country’s
scientific performance and have ignited significant interest in recent days. However,
no such study has been conducted in the field of dentistry, specifically endodontics,
among Malaysia’s researchers. Hence, this study aimed to assess the publication
output among researchers in Malaysia dedicating to endodontics based on the
Scopus database and analyse the characteristics of selected articles as well as the
publishing patterns. An electronic search based on the Scopus® database was
performed from January 2001 to February 2021. Only English language articles
with the first author’s affiliation from Malaysia were selected and the following
parameters were extracted: title, authors, number of authors, affiliation, journal, year
of publication, type of article, source, thematic categories, keywords, and number
of citations. Data was analysed using Microsoft Excel software complemented
by Pearson’s Chi-square and Pearson Correlation tests at 0.05 significance level.
There were 119 articles included with the top-cited article received 69 citations.
A total of 15 authors have 2 or more articles published, with the International
Endodontic Journal published the most. Furthermore, more than half of the articles
were published in Q1 and Q2 journals. Over the last two decades, there has been
a substantial growth (P<0.05) in the number of articles and cumulative citations,
with a significant correlation (P=0.038) between them. Besides, the Department of
Conservative Dentistry and Universiti Sains Malaysia published the most articles,
with the bulk of them being basic research on endodontic materials. In conclusion,
the rise in scientific publications suggests an increasing interest in endodontics
among Malaysia’s researchers
Ethnic differences in the association of fat and lean mass with bone mineral density in the Singapore population
Ethnic differences in the association of fat and lean mass with bone mineral density in the Singapore population
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Ethnic differences in the association of fat and lean mass with bone mineral density in the Singapore population
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