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. 2018 Apr-Jun;64(2):98–103. doi: 10.4103/jpgm.JPGM_527_17

Table 1.

Categorization of skeletal dysplasia publications, with at least one contributing author from an Indian Institute

Category of publications as on July 6, 2017 Total no.
1) PubMed Search Term 614#
 (a) {(“Osteochondrodysplasias”[MeSH]) AND “India”[MeSH]} 61
 (b) {(“Osteochondrodysplasias”[MeSH]) AND “India”[ad]} 406
 (c) {“Osteochondrodysplasias” AND “India”[ad]} 411
 (d) {“Osteochondrodysplasias” AND “India”} 484
 (e) {“Skeletal dysplasias” AND “India”} 25
 (f) {“Skeletal dysplasia” AND “India”} 608
2) Other publications added manually 28
3) Total publications of PubMed and Manual search (1+2) 642
4) Not true SD publications 16
5) Publications where abstract or full text is not available 59
6) Publications which did not fit the categorization 27
7) Total publications excluded from the study (4+5+6) 102
8) Total SD publications considered in the study 540
 (I) Reports on phenotypes [a) Case reports and series, and b) Novel syndromes] 437 [431 and 6]
 (II) Reports on mutations 51
 (III) Reports on novel genes 9
 (IV) Reports on therapeutic interventions 31
 (V) Reviews 12

#The common publications obtained from individual PubMed search strategies were excluded