Dursun Polat, Gultekin Murat, Ayhan Ali
Baskent University School of Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ankara, Turkey.
Asian Pac J Cancer Prev. 2011;12(4):861-4.
To investigate the number of publications and the contribution from top-ranking countries, institutions, and authors in 3 gynecologic oncology journals (Gynecologic Oncology [GO], International Journal of Gynecological Cancer [IJGC], and European Journal of Gynaecological Oncology [EJGO]),as well as the degree of Turkish contribution between 2000 and 2007.
Articles published between 2000 and 2007 in 3 gynecologic oncology journals indexed by the Science Citation Index were accessed via the ISI-Thomson website. Additionally, PubMed, Sciencedirect, and Blackwell-Synergy databases were used to identify the originating countries and institutions of the published articles. The types of articles, originating countries, and names of the institutions and authors were determined. Furthermore, the number of articles affiliated with Turkish institutions and the publication year were also determined.
We located 6,851 articles published in the 3 journals. During this period 36.1%, 7.7%, 7.2%, 5.8% and 4.8% of the papers originated from the USA, Japan, Italy, Turkey, and England, respectively. The 5 most productive institutions were the University of Texas, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, University of Alabama, and University of Athens. The 5 most productive authors were Markman (USA), Chi (USA), Ayhan (Turkey), Barakat (USA), and Vergote (Belgium), respectively. In all, 36.1% of the papers originated from the USA, while 44% originated from 17 European countries. The USA was the first-ranked country of origin in GO and IJGC, while Turkey was the first-ranked country of origin in EJGO. Overall, 399 (5.8%) papers originated from Turkish institutions.
Most of the gynecologic oncology publications originated from the USA and Western European countries, where gynecologic oncology training is available and surgical and research traditions are well established. On the other hand, Turkish researchers made an important contribution to gynecologic oncology research during the selected period of time; publications originating from Turkey exceeded in number all European countries, except those originating from Italy.
调查3种妇科肿瘤学杂志（《妇科肿瘤学》[GO]、《国际妇科癌症杂志》[IJGC]和《欧洲妇科肿瘤学杂志》[EJGO]）的论文发表数量以及排名靠前的国家、机构和作者的贡献，以及2000年至2007年间土耳其的贡献程度。
通过ISI-汤姆森网站获取2000年至2007年在科学引文索引收录的3种妇科肿瘤学杂志上发表的文章。此外，使用PubMed、Sciencedirect和Blackwell-Synergy数据库来确定已发表文章的原产国和机构。确定文章类型、原产国以及机构和作者的姓名。此外，还确定了与土耳其机构相关的文章数量和发表年份。
我们在这3种杂志上找到了6851篇发表的文章。在此期间，分别有36.1%、7.7%、7.2%、5.8%和4.8%的论文来自美国、日本、意大利、土耳其和英国。产出最多的5个机构是德克萨斯大学、纪念斯隆-凯特琳癌症中心、罗斯威尔帕克癌症研究所、阿拉巴马大学和雅典大学。产出最多的5位作者分别是马克曼（美国）、池（美国）、艾汉（土耳其）、巴拉卡特（美国）和韦尔戈特（比利时）。总体而言，36.1%的论文来自美国，而44%来自17个欧洲国家。在美国和IJGC中，美国是排名第一的原产国，而在EJGO中，土耳其是排名第一的原产国。总体而言，399篇（5.8%）论文来自土耳其机构。
大多数妇科肿瘤学出版物来自美国和西欧国家，这些国家提供妇科肿瘤学培训，并且外科和研究传统完善。另一方面，在选定的时间段内，土耳其研究人员对妇科肿瘤学研究做出了重要贡献；来自土耳其的出版物数量超过了除意大利以外的所有欧洲国家。
