Intersection of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Research: A Bibliometric Analysis (2018- 2022) and Related Topics in Maternal and Fetal Health

Abstract: Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) is a typical pregnancy difficulty related with unfavorable maternal and fetal results. Understanding the scene of GDM research is significant for further developing maternal and fetal wellbeing results. In this review, we directed a bibliometric examination of GDM research distributions from 2018 to 2022 to recognize patterns, examples, and key subjects in the field. Our examination remembered information for distribution yield, creation, reference patterns, and topical concentration. We found that examination on GDM has seen consistent development throughout the course of recent years, with a remarkable accentuation on risk factors, indicative strategies, and intercessions. Notwithstanding, a few information holes and regions for future exploration were distinguished, remembering the requirement for additional investigations for long haul maternal and fetal results, as well as the viability of different administration systems. Our discoveries add to the comprehension of GDM research drifts and give bits of knowledge to future examination headings pointed toward further developing maternal and fetal wellbeing results