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Research questions\nWhich concepts in the procedural orthopaedic literature emerged between 2005 and 2025, and in which year (year of emergence)?\nHow strong was each emergence: breadth of scholarly diffusion (concentration measures), growth rate (doubling time), and peak prevalence (maximum annual share of the field)?\nWhat proportion of emergences are genuinely new concepts, and what proportion are new names for, or evolutions of, concepts that already existed — across five categories: novel concept, renaming, conceptual evolution, measurement artifact, non-technological term?\n\nThis study measures scholarly attention in the published literature, not clinical adoption. Publication counts proxy research interest and the circulation of ideas; they are not evidence that a technology entered practice.\n\nDesign: discovery-oriented with a preregistered apparatus. We register the detector, its thresholds, and the coding manual — not predicted findings.\n\n2. Data (existing prior to registration)\n\nPubMed Annual Baseline 2026 (pubmed26n0001–n1334, released 2026-01-30) plus daily update files, mirrored locally. Deduplication: for repeated PMIDs the occurrence from the latest file wins; PMIDs listed in any DeleteCitation are removed.\n\nPrimary field definition: MeSH descriptor Orthopedic Procedures plus all descendants (56 descriptors, expanded programmatically from desc2026.xml) — 268,383 records, 2005–2025.\n\nSecondary field definition (sensitivity analysis): 137 journals carrying the NLM Broad Subject Term \"Orthopedics\" — 281,261 records. The two definitions overlap only moderately (Jaccard ≈ 0.31); they are not two measurements of one field, and the primary definition is used for all main analyses.\n\n3. Work already completed (explicit declaration)\n\nCompleted before registration: mirror construction and deduplication; both field definitions; n-gram canonicalisation (frozen rule lists); emergence detection with text- availability sensitivity variants S1–S3, yielding a core of 287 terms (the intersection of all four variants); strength axes; predecessor-candidate generation (lift ≥ 3, used as a search device); freezing of the coding sheet and manual (hashes in §7).\n\nNot completed: category coding. No term has been assigned to any of the five categories by any coder. The distribution of categories — the principal outcome of research question 3 — is unknown at the time of registration.\n\n4. Detector (frozen)\n\nFor each canonical term, s(y) denotes its share of field records in year y.\n\nPresence threshold θ = 0.1% of field records in that year, and at least 5 papers.\nYear of emergence y₀ = the first year in which s(y) ≥ max(θ, 5 × baseline), where baseline is the mean share over 2005–2007, sustained for at least three consecutive years.\ny₀ ≤ 2023, so that three confirmatory years fall inside the window.\n\nTerms to be coded: those detected as emerging in all four text variants — title + abstract (primary), title only (S1), abstract-bearing records only (S2), English-language records only (S3). S1 is reported as a substantive filter, not a robustness check, because it requires 0.1% prevalence within titles (~12 words per record).\n\n5. Coding\n\nManual: coding_manual_v1.2.md (hash in §7). It contains operational definitions of the five categories, the substitution test (bidirectional substitution between a term and its predecessor = renaming; unidirectional = conceptual evolution), a fixed decision tree, and coder blinding.\n\nBlinding. Coders see the term, its annual share series, y₀ under the primary definition, predecessor candidates with lift, and titles containing the term, the predecessor, and both (window y₀ ± 2). Coders do not see doubling time, concentration axes, or results under the secondary field definition — these three serve as independent post-coding controls, and a control the coder can see measures compliance with a number rather than agreement between two independent routes to the same distinction.\n\nCoder 1 (all 287 terms): P. Czuma, working from the blinded view with a logged corpus search tool.\n\nCoder 2 (60-term subsample): the language model openai/gpt-5.6-sol accessed through OpenRouter, seed 20260827, prompts frozen before coding (prompt_system_v1.2_EN.txt, prompt_user_v1.2_EN.txt; hashes in §7). The temperature parameter is not supported by this model, so determinism is established by the seed. The model receives the same blinded view and applies the same procedure. Subsample drawn by stratified random sampling: y₀ epoch (2005–2012 / 2013–2019 / 2020+ → 6 / 36 / 18) × n-gram length.\n\nAgreement: Cohen's κ, threshold ≥ 0.70, reported alongside raw agreement and weighted κ (five categories of markedly unequal frequency make κ alone unstable). If the threshold is not met: operational definitions are revised, the subsample is recoded, and both rounds are reported.\n\nExplicit statement: Coder 2 is a language model. The reported κ is therefore human–model agreement, not conventional inter-rater reliability between two human coders. It is named as such in the Methods and discussed in the Limitations. In exchange, coder 2 is fully reproducible — model, provider, seed, prompt hash, and a log of raw responses are all recorded. The model was not, and will not be, selected on the basis of its performance on the subsample; any comparative pilot across models would use terms outside the subsample only.\n\n6. Prespecified post-coding analyses\nDistribution of the five categories across the 287-term core, reported with a mandatory scope caveat: the core was pre-filtered for robustness across four text variants, so the proportion of measurement artifacts is low by construction. The distribution describes robust emergences and does not generalise to the full set of 7,662 detected emergences.\nConsistency controls. (a) Doubling time versus category — technologies are expected to double their share within 2–3 years and methodological terms within 8–15; agreement reported, discordant cases discussed individually. (b) Reproduction under the secondary field definition versus category. (c) Category distribution by y₀ epoch, with a caution flag for y₀ ≥ 2020, the measured window of indexing lag.\ny₀ reporting. The primary-definition value with the secondary-definition value beside it, and a flag where the two differ by more than two years (25% of the core). The two values are not averaged: each is correct with respect to its own definition, and their divergence is reported as an estimate of uncertainty rather than a correction.\nRenaming pairs. For terms coded as renaming or conceptual evolution: a figure showing the declining predecessor, the rising term, and their co-occurrence window.\n7. 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