TL;DR
Findings demonstrate growing scientific interest in SP-RAPN, as research activity remains concentrated in a limited number of countries and institutions, and collaborative interactions appear to be increasing.
Overall, the field has progressed from demonstrating procedural feasibility toward evaluating patient-centered and longer-term clinical value, however, the continued prominence of “single institution” research and the concentration of output within expert centers may limit the generalizability of the evidence.
A bibliometric review delineates the research trajectory and hotspots in RASP and offers a reference for future study planning, resource allocation, and evidence-based practice.
Ischemia management and vascular control remain central to robot-assisted partial nephrectomy (RAPN), yet the development and knowledge structure of this research field have not been systematically characterized. We performed a bibliometric and knowledge-mapping analysis of English-language articles and reviews retriev...
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