Otolaryngology

  1. Proof-of-concept: SCENTinel 1.1 rapidly discriminates COVID-19-related olfactory disorders

    1. Stephanie R Hunter
    2. Mackenzie E Hannum
    3. Robert Pellegrino
    4. Maureen A O’Leary
    5. Nancy E Rawson
    6. Danielle R Reed
    7. Pamela H Dalton
    8. Valentina Parma

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  2. Detection of COVID-19 and age-dependent dysosmia with paired crushable odorant ampules

    1. Ronald W. Wood
    2. Christopher J Stodgell
    3. Mitchell A. Linder
    4. Eva K. Pressman

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  3. Olfactory Training in Post-COVID-19 Persistent Olfactory Disorders: Value Normalization for Threshold but Not Identification

    1. Clair Vandersteen
    2. Magali Payne
    3. Louise-Émilie Dumas
    4. Élisa Cancian
    5. Alexandra Plonka
    6. Grégoire D’Andréa
    7. David Chirio
    8. Élisa Demonchy
    9. Karine Risso
    10. Florence Askenazy-Gittard
    11. Charles Savoldelli
    12. Nicolas Guevara
    13. Philippe Robert
    14. Laurent Castillo
    15. Valeria Manera
    16. Auriane Gros

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  4. Preliminary Evidence of a Link between COVID-19 Vaccines and Otologic Symptoms

    1. Ramsi A. Woodcock
    2. Loren J. Bartels

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  5. Olfactory loss is an early and reliable marker for COVID-19

    1. Behzad Iravani
    2. Artin Arshamian
    3. Johan N. Lundström

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  6. Effectiveness and safety of PRP on persistent olfactory dysfunction related to COVID-19

    1. Younès Steffens
    2. Serge-Daniel Le Bon
    3. Jerome Lechien
    4. Léa Prunier
    5. Alexandra Rodriguez
    6. Sven Saussez
    7. Mihaela Horoi

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  7. High prevalence of long-term olfactory disorders in healthcare workers after COVID-19: A case-control study

    1. Johannes Frasnelli
    2. Arnaud Tognetti
    3. Anja L. Winter
    4. Evelina Thunell
    5. Mats J. Olsson
    6. Nina Greilert
    7. Jonas K. Olofsson
    8. Sebastian Havervall
    9. Charlotte Thålin
    10. Johan N. Lundström

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  8. EFFECT OF FULL VACCINATION AND POST-COVID OLFACTORY DYSFUNCTION IN RECOVERED COVID-19 PATIENT. A RETROSPECTIVE LONGITUDINAL STUDY WITH PROPENSITY MATCHING

    1. Bumi Herman
    2. Pramon Viwattanakulvanid
    3. Azhar Dzulhadj
    4. Aye Chan Oo
    5. Karina Patricia
    6. Sathirakorn Pongpanich

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  9. Persisting chemosensory impairments in 366 healthcare workers following COVID-19: an 11-month follow-up

    1. Nicholas Bussiere
    2. Jie Mei
    3. Cindy Levesque-Boissonneault
    4. Mathieu Blais
    5. Sara Carazo
    6. Francois Gros-Louis
    7. Robert Laforce
    8. Gaston De Serres
    9. Nicolas Dupre
    10. Johannes Frasnelli

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  10. The D614G Virus Mutation Enhances Anosmia in COVID-19 Patients: Evidence from a Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Studies from South Asia

    1. Christopher S. von Bartheld
    2. Molly M. Hagen
    3. Rafal Butowt

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