Nan-Chieh Huang
ABSTRACT
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, HBOT) is mostly used as an auxiliary treatment, and its clinical efficacy has attracted great attention and discussion, and a large number of related literatures have been published. Therefore, through the quantitative analysis of these literatures, this paper discusses the citation relevance, interdisciplinary cooperation mode and the influence of research results in various disciplines. This study used VOSviewer bibliometrics and mapping technology to show the most influential countries and top core authors in the academic field of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, curative effect and empirical medical clinical research of treatment, and provide medical quality control and risk management strategies, so as to facilitate the formulation of relevant medical policies and the scope of health insurance payment indications, ensure the correctness of medical expenses and provides appropriate medical services.
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