For 37 years in China with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease research literature analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 For 37 years in China with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease research literature analysis [Abstract] Objective To evaluate our chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 37 years of research conditions, the course of COPD research work carried out into the times. A comprehensive manual method of retrieval, database search, literature references to the Chinese Medical Journal, Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine, China Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases (three magazines), Chinese Science and Technology Periodical Database (VIP), PUBMED database, Chinese scientists published literature on COPD statistics, and after data conversion calculation analysis. The results from 1972 to 2008 for 37 years in the three kinds of papers published in several magazines (not including pulmonary heart disease) a total of 947 received in various types of COPD literature of time curve (the three magazines, VIP, PUBMED), and the direction of each category thesis data. And through literature analysis of COPD study of history of our country is divided into four stages. Conclusion of COPD in China for nearly 40 years research work to achieve certain results, each age has its distinctive features, but there are still many problems need to be solved in the future. [Keywords:] Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in a retrospective analysis of studies [Abstract] Objective To evaluate Chinese research articles on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) during past 37 years, meanwhile to divide the whole history of Chinese COPD research into several stages. Methods Comprehensive retrieve is taken to the three major medical journals, VIP, PUBMED databases by means of artificial retrieving, database retrieving and article citation, all data is analyzed after converting. Results There were 947 articles on COPD with the three major journals during past 37 years (1972 ~ 2008). We got several curves of articles vs year on the three major medical journals,