Análise de artigos de pesquisa original sobre handebol publicados entre 1949 e 2024
uma revisão bibliométrica
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.150353Palavras-chave:
Traumatismos em Atletas, Desempenho Atlético, Handebol, Medicina esportiva, Atividade motoraResumo
Fornecer uma análise atualizada da evolução e do estado atual da evidência científica sobre o handebol com base em artigos originais publicados entre 1949 e 2024. Foi realizada uma revisão bibliométrica na Scopus com uma busca restrita ao título (“handball”). Um total de 2.062 artigos originais em 454 fontes. A produção (1949–2024) apresentou crescimento anual de 7,22%, com pico em 2022 (n=213); 2020–2024 representou 47,3% (n=975). A Espanha liderou a autoria (n=281; 13,6%), seguida pela Alemanha (n=175) e pelo Brasil (n=167). As instituições mais prolíficas foram a University of Southern Denmark e a University of Granada. Entre os periódicos, destacaram-se o Journal of Physical Education and Sport e o Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. O mapa temático revelou um eixo central em desempenho/treinamento e um cluster altamente desenvolvido de lesões (LCA e ombro). A produção científica sobre handebol tem crescido de forma constante, com forte impulso recente, liderança europeia e interesses centrais em desempenho e prevenção de lesões
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