With SCI, you can learn which of the thousands of articles that were published after your source article, have cited it in their own Literature Cited sections. If you visit a library with SCI, you can ask the reference librarian to show you how to use it. Generally, source articles are listed by first author, journal, volume and page, followed by all the articles that cited it. That would take forever. Still, be hopeful, and look for a review.
Books are reviews, and scientific books generally have reference lists.
These are often published annually. Each chapter has a separate author and is devoted to some topic generally related to the title of the series. Each volume has an index. These are often relatively short articles, focussed on a particular topic. Periodical reviews are shelved with the journals, not with the books.