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Global Research Trends on Gait Rehabilitation in Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury- A Bibliometric Analysis

Global Spine Journal, 2024 · DOI: 10.1177/21925682241243074 · Published: August 1, 2024

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Simple Explanation

This study examines research trends in gait rehabilitation for individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCI) using a bibliometric analysis. It identifies key contributors, collaborations, and emerging themes in the field by analyzing published literature. The analysis reveals an increase in research interest after 2000, focusing on interdisciplinary approaches and technologies like robotics and neuromodulation.

Study Duration
Not specified
Participants
1313 relevant articles
Evidence Level
Bibliometric analysis

Key Findings

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    The USA, Canada, and Switzerland are the most prolific countries contributing to gait rehabilitation research in SCI.
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    Research interest in gait rehabilitation has increased significantly after 2000, with a focus on interdisciplinary approaches and emerging technologies.
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    The analysis highlights a shift from traditional methods to technology-driven approaches and understanding neuroplasticity in gait rehabilitation.

Research Summary

The study comprehensively assesses literature on gait rehabilitation for individuals with SCI, identifying significant contributors and exploring collaborations. Results show increased research interest post-2000, focusing on interdisciplinary approaches and technologies like robotics and neuromodulation. The analysis underscores the importance of collaborative, interdisciplinary research and a shift towards technology-driven approaches in gait rehabilitation.

Practical Implications

Research Collaboration

Encourages collaborative, interdisciplinary research in gait rehabilitation to foster innovation.

Technology Integration

Highlights the need to integrate technology into traditional gait rehabilitation methods.

Funding Focus

Informs funding agencies to focus on interdisciplinary and technology-driven research in gait rehabilitation.

Study Limitations

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    Exclusion of animal studies
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    Restriction to English language articles in the Web of Science database
  • 3
    Exclusion of conference proceedings and theses

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