The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) has arisen as a force that is transforming the healthcare industry by providing novel solutions for patient monitoring, diagnosis, treatment, and care. This bibliometric study investigates the expanding body of scientific literature that is focused on IoMT. The results of this investigation provide insights into the research trends, significant contributors, and theme development that are occurring in the area. Examine the publishing output, geographical distribution, and patterns of cooperation among researchers and institutions by conducting an analysis of research papers, reviews, and conference proceedings that are indexed in a variety of academic databases. Additionally, study the most popular subjects and developing areas of interest within IoMT, with the goal of shining light on the vital role that technology will play in the molding of the future of healthcare. This research emphasizes not only the multidisciplinary character of IoMT but also its relevance in tackling difficulties in the healthcare industry, improving patient outcomes, and driving data-driven innovation in the healthcare sector. This bibliometric study provides academics, practitioners, and policymakers with useful insights by mapping the intellectual landscape of IoMT research. These individuals are attempting to navigate and contribute to the ever-evolving area of medical IoT.
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