Bibliometric and Visual Analysis of Knee Arthroscopic Surgery

Knee arthroscopy is a widely applied minimally invasive technique in modern orthopedic surgery, utilized for diagnosing and treating various knee joint disorders.In recent years, research on this technique has gained significant attention in both clinical and academic fields, covering aspects such as technological advancements, postoperative recovery, complication management, and long-term efficacy.By employing bibliometric analysis and visualization techniques, this study systematically organizes literature related to knee arthroscopy to quantify research trends and evaluate the academic influence of different institutions, scholars, and countries.This study utilizes VOSviewer to perform keyword co-occurrence analysis, institutional collaboration networks, cocitation relationships among researchers, and journal co-citation analysis to identify the core research directions and developmental trajectories in this field.The findings of this research not only help scholars understand the evolving trends in knee arthroscopy but also provide valuable references for future studies.