Global Research Trends in Emerging Zoonosis Due to (the Filarial Nematode) <i>Dirofilaria repens</i> (1955-2025): A Bibliometric Analysis of a Climate-Driven Expansion.

Pathogens · 2026 · PMC13118602 · PMID 42075713

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At the frontier of current knowledge, the field shows a strong trend towards global epidemiological surveillance, where “Zoonosis,” “Prevalence,” and “Infections” appear as the terms with the highest growth in the last decade.

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Global Research Trends in Emerging Zoonosis Due to (the Filarial Nematode) &lt;i&gt;Dirofilaria repens&lt;/i&gt; (1955-2025): A Bibliometric Analysis of a Climate-Driven Expansion.

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Global Research Trends in Emerging Zoonosis Due to (the Filarial Nematode) <i>Dirofilaria repens</i> (1955-2025): A Bibliometric Analysis of a Climate-Driven Expansion.