Seroepidemiología de la sífilis en donaciones de sangre de bancos reguladores
una revisión bibliométrica
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1590/ce.v30i0.98319ptPalabras clave:
Sífilis, Donantes de Sangre, Bancos de Sangre, Estudios Seroepidemiológicos, BibliometríaResumen
Objetivo: Mapear la producción científica nacional e internacional sobre estudios de seroepidemiología de la sífilis en donaciones de sangre provenientes de bancos de sangre regulados.
Método: Estudio bibliométrico, realizado entre abril y junio de 2024, utilizando las bases de datos Web of Science, Scopus, Lilacs, Medline y PubMed, con base en la aplicación de las leyes de Bradford, Lotka y Zipf.
Resultado: La mayoría de las publicaciones se encontraron en artículos de revistas, con 2.010 publicaciones (87,54%), 1.815 (88,97%) en inglés, y el año con mayor producción fue 2020, con 95 (4,64%) publicaciones. Los términos con mayor peso de citación y correlación dentro del tema fueron: "Donante de sangre", "Humanos", "Hombre", "Mujer", "Prevalencia" y "Banco de sangre".
Conclusión: El análisis bibliométrico demostró la evolución de las publicaciones y la necesidad de investigaciones para comprender el perfil epidemiológico de la sífilis en la población donante de sangre a nivel mundial y en territorios específicos. Estos indicadores pueden orientar la selección de donantes y los esfuerzos de control de la sífilis.
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