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International Journal of Bioprinting                                Bioprinting in wound dressing and healing


























































                       Figure 5. Rose plot of papers related to bioprinting in wound dressing and healing contributed by different countries.

            mechanical sensing  of mesenchymal  stem  cells  on   from all regions of the world, except South America and
            thermally responsive polymer surfaces for bioprinting   Africa  (only Egypt  and  South Africa  have  published  1
            technology by introducing stresses generated by acoustic   paper each). However, as this topic is in its explosive phase,
            energy or polymer strain energy functions.         it will continue attracting new academic groups to join the
                                                               research avenue. For example, the first papers on this topic
            2.3. Geographic distribution                       were published by researchers from United Arab Emirates,
            Figure 5 shows a plot of different countries’ participation   Argentina, France, and Egypt in the first 5 months of 2022.
            levels on this topic. The USA contributed to 25.25% of
            the papers published on this topic. The second place   Figure 6 illustrates the cooperation network between
            was claimed by China, which contributed to 23.74% of   the different institutions on this topic. As can be seen,
            published papers. Spain, England, Singapore, and India   this topic has only resulted in an influential collaborative
            were involved in more than 5% of the published papers.   network. This cooperation network was mainly led by the
            According to the distribution of countries, it is known that   university and research institutions from the USA  and
            this  topic  attracts  the  attention  of scientists  and doctors   Singapore, including Harvard University, Harvard Medical


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