镜像疗法应用于脑卒中运动功能康复的文献计量分析

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-9771.2025.05.009

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Objective To analyze the research status, hotspots and frontiers of mirror therapy in stroke motor function rehabilitation over the past 20 years.
Methods The English literatures on mirror therapy applied in motor function rehabilitation for stroke in the Web of Science Core Collection database from January, 2005 to December, 2024 were retrieved, and CiteSpace 6.4.R1 was used for bibliometric analysis.
Results A total of 177 articles were included, showing a fluctuating upward trend. Dohle Christian from Free University of Berlin published the most articles and formed a core research team. China was the most prolific country in terms of publication volume, while Germany was the most centralized. Chang Gung University was the institution publishing the most articles. The high-frequency keywords included upper limb, hand function, clinical feasibility, subacute stroke and virtual reality. Main clusters of keywords involved functional near-infrared spectroscopy, virtual reality and task-oriented training. The bursting words in the past three years were virtual reality and robot-assisted therapy.
Conclusion Researches on mirror therapy for motor function after stroke are increasing, focusing on the rehabilitation of upper limb and hand function, investigation of neural mechanisms, combined application with other rehabilitation techniques, and exploration of clinical feasibility and related factors. The integration of mirror therapy with other new technologies may be the research trends in the future.

Key words: stroke, mirror therapy, motor function, bibliometrics

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R743.3

SHI Bin, XU Ning, ZHOU Guangxue. Application of mirror therapy in motor function rehabilitation for stroke: a bibliometric analysis from 2005 to 2024[J]. Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice, 2025, 31(5): 561-572.

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国家	发文量/n	中心性
中国	68	0.31
韩国	32	0.00
美国	15	0.37
德国	12	0.64
西班牙	9	0.01
荷兰	7	0.11
印度	7	0.00
加拿大	5	0.00
土耳其	5	0.00
日本	5	0.00

机构	发文量/n	中心性
Chang Gung University	16	0.00
Chang Gung Memorial Hospital	14	0.00
Hong Kong Polytechnic University	10	0.00
Free University of Berlin	9	0.00
Humboldt University of Berlin	9	0.00
Fudan University	9	0.00
Sahmyook University	8	0.00
Erasmus University Rotterdam	6	0.00
Shanghai Jiao Tong University	5	0.00
Eulji University	4	0.00

文献	引用频次/n	文献	中心性
Thieme等^[6] (2018)	35	Arya等^[14] (2015)	0.34
Michielsen等^[11] (2011)	28	Hamzei等^[15] (2012)	0.26
Deconinck等^[12] (2015)	22	Michielsen 等^[9] (2011)	0.26
Dohle等^[13] (2009)	21	Dohle等^[16] (2011)	0.20
Michielsen等^[9] (2011)	20	Bei等^[17] (2019)	0.18

关键词	频次/n	关键词	中心性
upper limb (上肢)	84	subacute stroke (亚急性卒中)	0.15
hand function (手功能)	49	clinical feasibility (临床可行性)	0.13
clinical feasibility (临床可行性)	39	cortical activation (皮质激活)	0.12
subacute stroke (亚急性脑卒中)	39	Fugl-Meyer Assessment (Fugl-Meyer评定)	0.10
virtual reality (虚拟现实)	22	hand function (手功能)	0.10

编号	大小	S	标签	关键词
#0	41	0.777	functional near-infrared spectroscopy	functional near-infrared spectroscopy; motor skills; mirror neuron system; motor imagery; TMS
#1	37	0.647	virtual reality	virtual reality; motor control; mirror illusion; brain network; functional connectivity
#2	36	0.755	mirror visual feedback	mirror visual feedback; reliability; conventional rehabilitation; bilateral training; motor function
#3	33	0.713	task-oriented training	task-oriented training; tibialis anterior muscle; neurological function; ultrasonography; electromyographic biofeedback
#4	24	0.767	lower limb	lower limb; neuromuscular electrical stimulation; unilateral strength training; walking ability; cross-education
#5	19	0.822	chronic stroke	chronic stroke; brain injury; physical therapy; mental processes; functional electric stimulation
#6	17	0.822	activities of daily living	activities of daily living; video augmented mirror therapy; timing-dependent effect; acquired brain injury; mirror
#7	16	0.831	clinical feasibility	clinical feasibility; outcome measures; bilateral limb training; rTMS

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