… dysfunction was 43.0%, that of taste dysfunction was 44.6%, and that of overall chemosensory
dysfunction was … , and ethnicity on chemosensory dysfunction. Prevalence of smell or taste …

… dysfunction varies widely, and the reason for the inter-study differences is unclear. Hence, in
this meta-analysis, we performed subgroup analyses … of olfactory and gustatory dysfunction. …

… biomarker levels were lower among patients with chemosensory dysfunction. Although
funnel plot asymmetry was not evaluated in this meta-analysis due to the limited number of …

… Chemosensory disorders associated with COVID-19 have been widely discussed during …
We performed a meta-analysis to assess the risk factors for olfactory and gustatory dysfunction …

… to identify patients burdened by chemosensory dysfunction and raise patient and …
chemosensory dysfunction. Identification of chemosensory dysfunction, particularly olfactory …

Objective The persistence of auditory, vestibular, olfactory, and gustatory dysfunction for an
extended time after COVID-19 has been documented, which represents an emerging …

… function with at least one validated chemosensory assessment method, using either chemical
or electric stimuli, in patients with confirmed cognitive dysfunction of different severity (ie, …

… chemosensory dysfunction, concurrent use of medications that might influence gustatory
function, or other predisposing factors that might influence chemosensory testing results. …

… of chemosensory dysfunction, particularly in gustation. This symptomatology overlaps with
those experienced by patients with other causes of chemosensory … chemosensory dysfunction. …

… A metaanalysis of the studies was not performed in this review due to the methodological
heterogeneity, such as study groups, age of the patients and level of the infection. Thus, the …