From: A bibliometric analysis of the published road traffic injuries research in India, post-1990
SCR | Author (year of publication) | Title | Journal | Study design | Number of citationsa |
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1 | Kopits E (2005) [20] | Traffic fatalities and economic growth | Accident Analysis and Prevention | Secondary data analysis | 200 |
2 | Gururaj G (2008) [21] | Road traffic deaths, injuries and disabilities in India: Current scenario | National Medical Journal of India | Review | 64 |
3 | Ganveer GB (2005) [22] | Injury pattern among non-fatal road traffic accident cases: A cross-sectional study in central India | Indian Journal of Medical Sciences | Cross-sectional study | 51 |
4 | Fitzharris M (2009) [23] | Crash characteristics and patterns of injury among hospitalized motorized two-wheeled vehicle users in urban India | BMC Public Health | Cross-sectional study | 43 |
5 | Sharma BR (2001) [24] | Road-traffic accidents - A demographic and topographic analysis | Medicine, Science, and the Law | Cross-sectional study | 40 |
6 | Tiwari G (1998) [25] | Conflict analysis for prediction of fatal crash locations in mixed traffic streams | Accident Analysis and Prevention | Cross-sectional study | 34 |
6 | Sahdev P (1994) [26] | Road traffic fatalities in Delhi: Causes, injury patterns, and incidence of preventable deaths | Accident Analysis and Prevention | Cross-sectional study | 38 |
7 | Bose A (2006) [27] | Mortality rate and years of life lost from unintentional injury and suicide in South India | Tropical Medicine and International Health | Cross-sectional study | 34 |
8 | Dandona R (2004) [28] | Deaths due to road traffic crashes in Hyderabad city in India: Need for strengthening surveillance | National Medical Journal of India | Secondary data analysis | 29 |
9 | Garg N (2006) [29] | Exploring the relationship between development and road traffic injuries: A case study from India | European Journal of Public Health | Secondary data analysis | 27 |