中风相关睡眠障碍的全球趋势研究：基于文献计量学
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Studyon Global Trends in Stroke-related Sleep Disorders：A Biblio-metric Analysis SONG Tao1，ZHENG Xianzhao’ ，YUE Wenhui1'²，ZHANG Yan1，SHEN Yao1，GUO Zongyan1 （1 Jiaozuo People's Hospital/ Jiaozuo People's Hospital Affiliated to Xinxiang Medical Collge， Jiaozuo 45400o，China； 2 Xinxiang Medical College，Xinxiang ，China）
AbstractObjective：Stroke-related sleepdisorders（SSD）representasignificantriskto strokepatients，potentiallyleadingto disability，ecuenedeathisdistovesigatelobaltendsndseachotspotsieeldofouh abibliometricanalysis.Methods：Using bibliometricmethods，literaturepertaining toSDwassystematicallretrieved fromthe Webof Science Core Colection database between 200 to2024.Results：Theanalysis includes802articlesfrom 66 institutins， 343 journalsand55countriesorregions，spaingtheperiodfrom2O0O to2O24.Thefindingsindicatethat，priorto205，the number of publicationson SSDgrewataslow pace；however，since 2Oo5，there hasbeena marked increaseinresearchoutput.The primaryresearchdomains were neuroscienceand neurophysiology，withthe United Statesemergingasthe leader inthis field，contributing98articlesandatotalof16782citatios.TeUniversityofitsbughstandedouforitssignificantipact， with publicationsited3，469timesandaleadingroleinintermationalcoaborationBefore2Oo，HarvardUniversitywasatthe forefrontof SSDresearch.Keywordanalysis revealedthat termssuchas“stroke，”“positive pressure ventilation，”and“risk” weremostfrequentlyassociated with SSD，reflecting thebroadfocusofcurrentresearch.While SSDhasbecomeapromientresearcharea，studiesprimarilyfocusonthepreventionandtreatmentofstroke-relatedslepdisorders，withrelativelylimitedexplo rationof theirunderlyingmchanisms，anareathatwarants furthr investigation.Conclusion;ResearchonSSDhasyieldedmeaningfulresultsbuttmajorityofstudiesonceratesonliicalintervetios.Mechanisticsearchemaisinsuiciet，ndfu tureeffortsshouldproitizetheexplorationofunderlyingmechanismswhilefosteringinterdisciplinarycollborationtopropelthe advancement of the field.
KeywordsSleep disorder;Cerebrovascular disease； Sleep medicine； Stroke； Bibliometrics；Citespace；R language中图分类号：R338.63;R743.3 文献标识码：A doi：10.3969/j. issn. 2095 -7130.2025.02.055
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