Abstract

The present study has analyzed nearly the growth of research publications during the study period from 2013 to 2022 with a sample of 3630 articles published in the field of Mesentery with the maximum number of research papers, 1198 (12.56%), was published in the year 2021, The research publications with the highest number of citations are those with 30807 (22.04). In author Coffey, J.C. from the United States holds the highest number of the publications, contribute 49 (23.56%), the majority of the articles were published in Medicine (7495 or 59.51%) research publications, a maximum of 7932 (83.14%) research publications are contributed by the distribution of document type. The time series analysis application is anticipated in Mesentery Research papers to be about equal to 1224 in 2025 and approximately equal to 1359 in 2030. At that point, a thorough investigation proved that there is a growing tendency in the papers on Mesentery Research publications.The institutions according to the analysis, the Harvard Medical School published the most articles, with 115 (16.11%) research publications, the International Journal of Surgery Case Reports with 227(21.50%). The United States contributed the most articles, amounting to more than 2363(31.57%) of the total publication, 36346(31.72%) research publications, The highly cited paper in Mesentery with the highest citations in of Clair D.G.; Beach J.M. et.al. (2016) Mesenteric ischemia, New England Journal of Medicine, 374(10): 959-968, with 333 citations and document type of review.

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