… chemosensory dysfunction 3 to 7 months following SARS-CoV-2 infection in a large
cohort of RT–PCR-confirmed health care workers… -19 on all 3 chemosensory systems (olfactory, …

… This study suggests that chemosensory dysfunctions persist in a third of COVID-19
patients 11 months after COVID-19. OD appears to be a common symptom of post-COVID-19 …

… in the prevalence of chemosensory dysfunction during reinfection between patients with
or without vaccination [5,54], whereas chemosensory dysfunction was less likely during …

… of over 800 healthcare workers who received a positive diagnosis for SARS-CoV-2 with a
nasopharyngeal viral swab, recruited through the Quebec National Institute of Public Health, 4 …

… Rates of infection and chemosensory symptoms in our cohort of healthcare workers reflect …
Overall, our data demonstrate a high rate of chemosensory dysfunction in healthcare workers, …

… Intended for healthcare professionals … of chemosensory mechanisms, establishing improved
diagnostic procedures, and disseminating knowledge on chemosensory disorders among …

… of chemosensory dysfunction, particularly olfactory dysfunction, may raise suspicion for
many underlying medical … with chemosensory dysfunction may help primary care providers to …

… Intended for healthcare professionals … Dysfunction Clinic that illustrate the diagnostic and
therapeutic approach to patients with chemosensory dysfunction secondary to toxin exposure. …

… -19 patients with chemosensory dysfunction in China more accurately, … hospital medical
records for COVID-19 patients discharged from Tongji Hospital, the largest designated hospital …

… Inexpensive, brief odor identification tests coupled with questions (smell problems past
year, since age 25, phantosmia) could screen for marked dysfunction. Healthcare providers …