Otolaryngology

  1. The Effect of Singers’ Masks on the Impulse Dispersion of Aerosols During Singing

    1. Matthias Echternach
    2. Laila Ava Hermann
    3. Sophia Gantner
    4. Bogac Tur
    5. Gregor Peters
    6. Caroline Westphalen
    7. Tobias Benthaus
    8. Marie Köberlein
    9. Liudmila Kuranova
    10. Michael Döllinger
    11. Stefan Kniesburges

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  2. Chemosensory dysfunctions induced by COVID-19 can persist up to 7 months: A study of over 700 healthcare workers

    1. Nicholas Bussière
    2. Jie Mei
    3. Cindy Lévesque-Boissonneault
    4. Mathieu Blais
    5. Sara Carazo
    6. Francois Gros-Louis
    7. Gaston De Serres
    8. Nicolas Dupré
    9. Johannes Frasnelli

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  3. What about using sniffin’ sticks 12 items test to screen post-COVID-19 olfactory disorders?

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

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  4. The prevalence of olfactory dysfunction and its associated factors in patients with COVID-19 infection

    1. Md Mehedi Hasan
    2. Naima Ahmed Tamanna
    3. Mohammad Nasimul Jamal
    4. Md Jamal Uddin

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  5. What do we know about smell and taste dysfunction by SARS-CoV-2. Predictive Value of the Venezuelan Olfactory test and RT-PCR analysis in viral infection diagnosis

    1. Rosalinda Pieruzzini
    2. Carlos Ayala-Grosso
    3. Jose de Jesus Navas
    4. Wilneg Rodríguez
    5. Nathalia Parra
    6. Emily Luque
    7. Aida Sánchez-Gago
    8. Scarleth González
    9. Alexandra Hagobian
    10. Angeline Grullón
    11. Karen Díaz
    12. Mariano Morales
    13. Melanie De Jesús
    14. Sonia Peña
    15. Luis Rodríguez
    16. Luis L Peña
    17. Ana Asaro
    18. Magda Magris

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  6. Impulse dispersion of aerosols during playing wind instruments

    1. Sophia Gantner
    2. Matthias Echternach
    3. Reinhard Veltrup
    4. Caroline Westphalen
    5. Marie Christine Köberlein
    6. Liudmila Kuranova
    7. Gregor Peters
    8. Bernhard Jakubaß
    9. Tobias Benthaus
    10. Michael Döllinger
    11. Stefan Kniesburges

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  7. Through The Back Door: Expiratory Accumulation Of SARS-Cov-2 In The Olfactory Mucosa As Mechanism For CNS Penetration

    1. Carlotta Pipolo
    2. Antonio Mario Bulfamante
    3. Andrea Schillaci
    4. Jacopo Banchetti
    5. Luca Castellani
    6. Alberto Maria Saibene
    7. Giovanni Felisati
    8. Maurizio Quadrio

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  8. Association of olfactory dysfunction with hospitalization for COVID-19: a multicenter study in Kurdistan

    1. Hosna Zobairy
    2. Erfan Shamsoddin
    3. Mohammad Aziz Rasouli
    4. Nasrollah Veisi Khodlan
    5. Ghobad Moradi
    6. Bushra Zareie
    7. Sara Teymori
    8. Jalal Asadi
    9. Ahmad Sofi-Mahmudi
    10. Ahmad R Sedaghat

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  9. Exposure to a COVID-19 carrier: transmission trends in respiratory tract and estimation of infectious dose

    1. Saikat Basu

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  10. PREDICTIVE VALUE OF SMELL AND TASTE TEST VS PCR-RT SARS-COV-2 AND RAPID DIAGNOSTIC TESTS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTION BY COVID-19. A PROSPECTIVE MULTI-CENTRIC STUDY

    1. Pieruzzini Rosalinda
    2. Ayala-Grosso Carlos
    3. Navas José de Jesús
    4. Rodríguez Wilneg Carolina
    5. Parra Nathalia
    6. Luque Emily
    7. Sánchez Gago Aida
    8. González Scarleth
    9. Hagobian Alexandra
    10. Grullón Angeline
    11. Díaz Karen
    12. Morales Mariano
    13. De Jesús Melanie
    14. Peña Sonia
    15. Rodríguez Luis
    16. Peña Luis Lenin
    17. Asaro Ana
    18. Magris Magda

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