| 6 | Exposure time (ET) | Time, measured in months, between the date of withdrawal of the article and the date of publication (latest data) |
| 7 | PMID of retraction note | The PubMed identifier of the withdrawal |
| 8 | Date of RN | Date of retraction note |
| 9 | Doi of RN | The DOI identifier of the withdrawal note |
| 10 | Paper type | Paper type (journal article, proceedings, book chapter) |
| 11 | Study type | case reports, letters/editorials, research article, review, randomized trial, meta-analysis, methods/methodology |
| 12 | Clinical | Source of data used in the article (human subjects, tissues, laboratory, big data) |
| 13 | Available online | If the entire article is online/not/paywalled |
| 14 | Publisher | The journal publisher as reported in Scopus. In case of publisher change (by a takeover of the journal), the publisher was considered from the moment of carrying out this study |
| 15 | Retraction reason | Main retraction reasons: authorship, editorial, ethics, fraud, images, mistakes and or inconsistent data, overlap, plagiarism, property or legal concerns, other, unclear |
| 16 | Retraction details | Text of retraction note (up to 2000 characters) |
| 17 | Image reasons | Details for image related retractions (copyright, duplication, ethical, fabrication, manipulation, overlap, plagiarized, unreliable, wrong) |
| 18 | Reason subcategory | Second level reasons, used when information is available in the retraction note: conflict of interest, duplicate, fabricated data, falsified information, fraudulent peer review, no raw data, no IRB approval, no patient consent, publication w/o approval, reproducibility, research misconduct, research outsourcing, other |
| 19 | Requested by/Involving | Who asked for/was involved in article retraction. Authors, publisher, editorial (editors or editorial board), institution, O.R.I., other, not specified |