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This analysis aims to quantify Germany's contributions to transoral robotic surgery (TORS) research and explore its collaborative networks.

Germany’s role in global transoral robotic surgery research: a bibliometric analysis of national output, citation impact, and international collaboration (2015–2025)

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Randomized trial quantifies Germany's TORS contributions and collaborations in scientific literature, highlighting significant global impact.

This analysis aims to quantify Germany's contributions to transoral robotic surgery (TORS) research and explore its collaborative networks.
Analyzed 9,382 TORS-related publications from 2015-2025 with German affiliations.
Utilized Bibliometrix (R), VOSviewer, and RStudio for quantitative metrics and collaboration patterns.
Conducted Chi-square tests to compare Germany's collaboration rate against other countries.
Germany's TORS research exhibits a high citation impact and quality over quantity in contributions.
Collaboration rates were found to be high but comparable to other leading European nations.

Hay et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Randomized trial quantifies Germany's TORS contributions and collaborations in scientific literature, highlighting significant global impact.