AB0870-HPR GLOBAL TRENDS IN PRP AND OSTEOARTHRITIS: A BIBLIOMETRIC AND VISUALIZED STUDY

Background: Osteoarthritis (OA) is a serious disease, which one of the main causes joint pain and body dysfunction, raising economic social burden. In recent years, there are tremendous articles on treatment osteoarthritis, platelet rich plasma (PRP) new trends in osteoarthritis. Objectives: The purpose this study to explore development trend PRP related osteoarthritis grasp hot spots directions field. Methods: Publications focusing research from 2001 2020 were retrieved Web Science (WoS) Citation Index-Expanded (SCIE) database. retrieving methods as follow: (theme = arthritis OR theme cartilage knee orthopedic orthopaedic articular tendon). analyzed only when type or reviews. VOS viewer was used for generation bibliographic coupling visualized study. Results: A total 2847 publications retrieved, including 2636 Before 2000, 15 relevant papers, not included specific analysis. It clear that number OA increasing every year, 398 reviews published 2020. United States leading country field, with 932 (35.4%), followed by Italy (304 publications, 11.5%) China (294 11.2%). most prevalent areas orthopedics (1013 38.4%), sports science (651 24.7%) surgery (475 papers,18.0%). top 3 journal American Journal Sports Medicine (153 5.8%), Arthroscopy: Arthroscopic & Related Surgery (95 3.6%), Orthopaedic Research (83 3.1%). Harvard University (96 Hospital Special 3.1%) London (75 2.8%) institution Filardo G (52, 2.0%) area, Maffulli N UK (49 1.9%) Kon E (46, 1.7%). can be divided into five categories: intra-articular study, clinical trials soft tissue repairment gene molecular biology regeneration implantation Conclusion: according analysis current global trends. now largest highest quality publications. Among cluster studies, “intra-articular study” “regeneration considered hotspots References: [1]Foster T E, Puskas B L, Mandelbaum R, et al. Platelet-rich plasma: basic applications.[J]. Medicine, 2009, 37(11):2259-2272. Disclosure Interests: None declared