Efficacy of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in the Treatment of ADHD in Adults: A Bibliometric Analysis
Description
The top section of the database corresponds to the general information about the data collection. The dataset covered a timespan from 2001 to 2026 and included 220 documents from 152 different sources. The average citations per document reached 36.51, suggesting that the publications included in the database have had a relatively strong academic impact. In addition, the annual growth rate of 4.49% indicates a gradual increase in scientific production over time. At the second level were the thematic and authorship indicators. Keywords Plus (ID) presented the highest thematic frequency with 2,537 records, while Author’s Keywords (DE) reached 584 records. The large difference between both suggests that database-generated indexing terms played a stronger role in organizing and classifying the scientific content than the authors’ own selected keywords. Regarding collaboration, the database included 1,219 authors, with an average of 6.25 co-authors per document and 27.73% international co-authorships, indicating a high level of collaborative research activity across countries.