Research landscape, hotspots, and evolutionary trends of knee osteoarthritis and oxidative stress: a multidimensional bibliometric analysis - Takeaways - MDSpire

Research landscape, hotspots, and evolutionary trends of knee osteoarthritis and oxidative stress: a multidimensional bibliometric analysis

  • By

  • Yuhang Zhang

  • Erkun Yang

  • Rongfeng Lu

  • Bin Xie

  • Dianhe Du

  • Yuankun Xu

  • June 10, 2026

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    The study analyzes the research landscape of knee osteoarthritis (KOA) and oxidative stress using a bibliometric approach.

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    Research on KOA and oxidative stress is rapidly expanding, with a peak expected in 2024, primarily driven by China.

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    Key research themes include nutritional interventions, mechanistic exploration, and therapeutic investigations related to KOA.

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    The evolution of research follows a trajectory from foundational validation to mechanistic refinement and translational expansion.

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    Future research should enhance interdisciplinary collaboration and multicenter clinical studies to improve KOA diagnosis and treatment.

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Research landscape, hotspots, and evolutionary trends of knee osteoarthritis and oxidative stress: a multidimensional bibliometric analysis

  • by Yuhang Zhang, Erkun Yang, Rongfeng Lu, Bin Xie, Dianhe Du, Yuankun Xu

  • June 10, 2026

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