Ali Dabbagh - MD, Professor of Cardiac Anesthesiology Anesthesiology Research Center Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences Tehran, Iran

COVID-۱۹ pandemic has been a tremendous quake in the World’s health systems with great demolition and many aftershocks. Though some developed countries have used either preventive social health measures or national vaccination strategies, the majority of the world countries are still struggling with this giant century disaster (۱-۳). Among the long list of the disaster aftershocks, the emerging variants, the vaccine-attributed complications, the social, mental, and economic blows to countries, deprivation from treatment for other diseases due to the risk of concomitant COVID-۱۹ infection, and the inequalities in reaching preventive and therapeutic measures could be mentioned (۴-۶).However, this is not all the story. The complexity of the pandemic was a driving force to mitigate all fields of medicine. A great number of studies were started. The bibliometric assessments have revealed that during the COVID-۱۹ pandemic, the majority of published articles have been affiliated to (۷-۱۱)