RESUMO
The main objective of the study is to analyse the scientific evolution of the research field of fibromyalgia and biomechanics. A search was carried out in Web of Science, from 1985 to 2021. With those results, a bibliometric map of keywords was created with VOSviewer. On top of that, scientific mapping and performance analysis were also conducted using SciMAT. A total of 233 articles from around the world were analysed, highlighting the production of the USA and Spain. The results show great diversity in topics with 54 different topics and 33 keywords. Although most of the topics found are not widely developed except the topics of physical activity and symptomatology. In conclusion, the study of fibromyalgia and biomechanics has generally grown over time.
Assuntos
Fibromialgia , Bibliometria , Fenômenos Biomecânicos , Humanos , EspanhaRESUMO
El objetivo principal del estudio es analizar la evolución científica del campo de investigación de la fibromialgia y la biomecánica. Para ello, se llevó a cabo una búsqueda en Web of Science, desde 1985 hasta 2021, con cuyos resultados se creó un mapa bibliométrico de palabras clave con VOSviewer. También se realizó un de mapeo científico y análisis del rendimiento mediante SciMAT. Se analizaron 233 artículos de todo el mundo, destacando la producción de EE. UU. y España. Los resultados muestran una gran diversidad temática con 54 temáticas diferentes y 33 palabras clave. Si bien la mayoría de temas no están muy desarrollados salvo la actividad física y la sintomatología. En conclusión, el estudio de la fibromialgia y la biomecánica ha crecido de forma general a lo largo del tiempo.(AU)
The main objective of the study is to analyse the scientific evolution of the research field of fibromyalgia and biomechanics. A search was carried out in Web of Science, from 1985 to 2021. With those results, a bibliometric map of keywords was created with VOSviewer. On top of that, scientific mapping and performance analysis were also conducted using SciMAT. A total of 233 articles from around the world were analysed, highlighting the production of the USA and Spain. The results show great diversity in topics with 54 different topics and 33 keywords. Although most of the topics found are not widely developed except the topics of physical activity and symptomatology. In conclusion, the study of fibromyalgia and biomechanics has generally grown over time.(AU)