… Since the outbreak of the COVID‑19 pandemic, observations … and taste disorders are symptoms
associated with the COVID-… of smell or taste as a new symptom of COVID-19 infection as …

… Smell and taste disorders are acknowledged as characteristic … COVID-19 patients with
a prolonged course of dysosmia and dysgeusia. Those with objectifiable alteration in taste or …

… Therefore, this study aimed to establish a reliable, sensitive and specific test to diagnose
COVID-19 by assessing taste disorders. The publication was prepared according to the …

… , COVID-19 was not suspected in some … coronavirus COVID-19 OR novel coronavirus) AND
(COVID 19 clinical features OR olfactory disorders OR olfaction disorders OR taste disorders)…

… This implies that clinicians should suspect SARS-CoV-2 infection in the differential …
COVID-19 patients as part of the chemosensory dysfunction. The sudden onset of taste disorders …

… STD detection could be useful to identify and isolate patients with suspected COVID-19,
especially when the prevalence of undifferentiated upper respiratory tract infection is high (eg, …

… 18 years, presence of smell or taste disorders before the pandemic, … with suspected COVID-19.
Clinical presentation of … and taste disorders among Spanish patients with mild COVID-19. …

… (49.8%) with COVID-19 have altered taste sensation. Taste disorders are well known to be
… should be included as a screening question for patients evaluated for suspected COVID-19. …

… In the current epidemiological setting, this easily detectable symptom may be useful for
citizens to suspect a developing COVID-19. This would allow further strengthening of the …

… -centre cohort of COVID-19 patients, in which 85.6% had olfactory or taste disorders (OTD). …
self-reported OTD as a screening criterion for suspected COVID-19. Over a 2-week period …