Research trajectory of the mechanism of preeclampsia: a scientometric perspective

Table 7 The top 10 journals with the highest number of publications cited

Rank	Journal	Counts	Centrality	Years	IF
1	Am J Obstet Gynecol	3535	0.02	1980	9.8
2	Placenta	2925	0.04	1991	3.8
3	Hypertension	2466	0.01	1991	8.3
4	Obstet Gynecol	2298	0.01	1980	7.2
5	Lancet	2165	0.01	1988	168.9
6	Plos One	2013	0.02	2010	3.7
7	J Clin Invest	1799	0.01	1980	15.9
8	NEW Engl J Med	1707	0	1980	158.5
9	P Natl Acad Sci USA	1654	0.02	1992	11.1
10	J Biol Chem	1527	0.01	1992	4.8

This table lists the top 10 journals cited most frequently in preeclampsia research. The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology ranks first with 3535 cited publications and an impact factor (IF) of 9.8, indicating its significant influence in the field. Placenta and Hypertension follow, with 2925 and 2466 cited publications, respectively, reflecting their essential roles in advancing research. High-impact journals such as The Lancet (IF 168.9) and The New England Journal of Medicine (IF 158.5) also appear on the list, demonstrating preeclampsia research's interdisciplinary and clinical relevance. This table highlights the leading journals contributing foundational and impactful studies, guiding researchers in understanding key publication venues

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