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Öğe A scopus-based bibliometric analysis of the journal of craniofacial surgery from 1990 to 2023(2024) Durna, Yusuf Muhammed; Tekin, Mustafa Said; Duymaz, Yaşar Kemal; Bahşi, İlhanObjectives: This study aims to conduct a Scopus-based bibliometric analysis of the studies published in the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, which has a very important place in its field. Methods: In this bibliometric study, all articles in the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery in the Scopus database on 7 July 2024 were listed. The information of the listed articles was exported in CSV file format. When exporting these articles, the citation information, bibliographic information, abstract and keywords, funding details, and other information options were all selected. These exported CSV data were analyzed with VOSviewer software (version 1.6.18). Results: The bibliometric analysis of the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery from 1990 to 2023 included 15,271 articles listed in the Scopus database. The majority (84.7%) of these articles were original studies. The top 5 countries with the highest number of publications were the United States (4004 articles), Turkey (2124 articles), China (2111 articles), South Korea (1597 articles), and Italy (1109 articles). Conclusion: This comprehensive bibliometric analysis demonstrates the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery’s increasing prominence and impact in the field over the years. The diverse international contributions highlight the journal’s role in fostering global collaboration and knowledge dissemination in craniofacial and maxillofacial research. While the use of a single database (Scopus) is a limitation, the study provides a detailed overview of the journal’s scholarly contributions, influential authors, and publication trends. These findings underscore the journal’s pivotal position in advancing craniofacial surgery research and educationÖğe Content analysis of the top 25 most cited articles of the journal of craniofacial surgery with chatgpt-4o(2025) Durna, Yusuf Muhammed; Tekin, Mustafa Said; Duymaz, Yaşar Kemal; Tekin, Ahmet Mahmut; Bahşi, İlhanObjective:Since 1990, the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery has been an important resource for clinicians and basic scientists. The journal addresses clinical practice, surgical innovations, and educational issues. This study aims to evaluate the contribution of these articles to clinical practice innovations and surgical procedures by analyzing the content of the 25 most cited articles published in the journal. It also aims to demonstrate the potential of artificial intelligence tools in academic content analysis.Methods:All articles published in the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery on June 13, 2024, were searched using the Web of Science Database, and the 25 most cited articles were identified. The full texts of these articles were saved in PDF format and metadata were saved as plain text files. Content analysis of these 25 articles was performed using ChatGPT-4o.Results:As a result of the analysis, some articles stood out in terms of clinical importance. It also appeared that ChatGPT could be used to compare multiple articles.Conclusion:In this study, the authors analyzed the content of the 25 most cited articles published in the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery using ChatGPT-4o. These articles were evaluated according to the criteria of innovations in clinical practice and compliance with surgical procedures. This study presents interesting findings in terms of the use of artificial intelligence tools in academic content analysis. The authors thought that this study could be a source of inspiration for future studies.Öğe Evaluating the success of chatgpt in addressing patient questions concerning thyroid surgery(2024) Şahin, Şamil; Tekin, Mustafa Said; Yiğit, Yeşim Esen; Erkmen, Burak; Duymaz, Yaşar Kemal; Bahşi, İlhanObjective: This study aimed to evaluate the utility and efficacy of ChatGPT in addressing questions related to thyroid surgery, taking into account accuracy, readability, and relevance. Methods: A simulated physician-patient consultation on thyroidectomy surgery was conducted by posing 21 hypothetical questions to ChatGPT. Responses were evaluated using the DISCERN score by 3 independent ear, nose and throat specialists. Readability measures including Flesch Reading Ease), Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level, Gunning Fog Index, Simple Measure of Gobbledygook, Coleman-Liau Index, and Automated Readability Index were also applied. Results: The majority of ChatGPT responses were rated fair or above using the DISCERN system, with an average score of 45.44 ± 11.24. However, the readability scores were consistently higher than the recommended grade 6 level, indicating the information may not be easily comprehensible to the general public. Conclusion: While ChatGPT exhibits potential in answering patient queries related to thyroid surgery, its current formulation is not yet optimally tailored for patient comprehension. Further refinements are necessary for its efficient application in the medical domain.Öğe Journal metrics of the journal of craniofacial surgery: an analysis based on the journal citation report 2024(2024) Tekin, Mustafa Said; Durna, Yusuf; Muhammed Bahşi, İlhanObjectives: This study aims the analysis of the journal metrics of Journal of Craniofacial Surgery based on 2024 Journal Citation Reports (JCR) data. Methods: In the Journal Citation Reports 2024, shared by Clarivate Analytics on June 20, 2024, the journal metrics of the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery were examined in detail. Results: According to the reports published by Clarivate Analytics in 2024, the journal’s impact factor in 2023 was determined as 1.0 and the impact factor excluding self-citations was calculated as 0.8. These values show that the impact factor of the journal has increased in recent years. Also, it is seen that the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, which has been in the fourth quartile (Q4) among the journals in the “Surgery” category for the last 10 years, has risen to the third quartile (Q3) this year. Conclusions: The increase in the impact factor and ranking of the Journal of Craniofacial Surgery shows that the journal has strengthened its position in the scientific field and is moving toward higher levels. However, it is suggested that other metrics should be taken into consideration in addition to the impact factor.Öğe Some reservations regarding the use of artificial intelligence applications in the peer review process of scholarly publications(2024) Bahşi, İlhan; Durna, Yusuf Muhammed; Tekin, Mustafa Said; Duymaz, Yaşar Kemal...Öğe The frequency of presence of the infraorbital canal in the maxillary sinus and its clinical importance(2025) Tekin, Mustafa Said; Karaalioǧlu, BanuObjective: The infraorbital canal (IOC) houses critical structures like the infraorbital artery, vein, and nerve, and its atypical location within the maxillary sinus could pose risks during surgical procedures, making it crucial to understand its prevalence and distribution. The study aims to investigate the localization and frequency of the IOC within the maxillary sinus. Methods: This retrospective study analyzed computed tomography (CT) images from 1000 randomly selected patients (500 males, 500 females) aged 18 to 65 years who underwent paranasal region imaging at Istanbul Medipol University Medipol Mega University Hospital between 2015 and 2020. Exclusion criteria included major pathologies, prior surgeries, and poor image quality. The study focused on evaluating the localization of the IOC and its presence within the maxillary sinus, using coronal CT sections. Results: The IOC was found within the maxillary sinus in 8% of cases (44 males, 36 females). This variation was bilateral in 34 cases and unilateral in 46 cases, with no statistically significant relationship between sex and the occurrence or type of variation. The study's findings align with previous research, which reported similar prevalence rates for this anatomical variation. Conclusion: The study confirms that the IOC is located within the maxillary sinus in a significant percentage of cases, emphasizing the importance of preoperative CT evaluation to prevent potential complications during maxillary sinus surgeries. These findings highlight the clinical relevance of considering individual anatomical differences in the localization of the IOC.Öğe Understanding the impact of current trends, challenges, and technological advances on scholarly publications(2024) Durna, Yusuf Muhammed; Tekin, Mustafa Said; Bahşi, İlhan...
