Incidence and Prognosis of Olfactory and Gustatory Dysfunctions Related to SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Strain Infection in China: A National Multicenter Survey of 35,566 Individuals. Meng-Fan Liu , Rui-Xia Ma , Xian-Bao Cao , Hua Zhang , Shui-Hong Zhou , Wei-Hong Jiang , Yan Jiang , Jing-Wu Sun , Qin-Tai Yang , Xue-Zhong Li , Ya-Nan Sun , Li Shi , Min Wang , Xi-Cheng Song , Fu-Quan Chen , Xiao-Shu Zhang , Hong-Quan Wei , Shao-Qing Yu , Dong-Dong Zhu , Luo Ba , Zhi-Wei Cao , Xu-Ping Xiao , Xin Wei , Zhi-Hong Lin , Feng-Hong Chen , Chun-Guang Shan , Guang-Ke Wang , Jing Ye , Shen-Hong Qu , Chang-Qing Zhao , Zhen-Lin Wang , Hua-Bin Li , Feng Liu , Xiao-Bo Cui , Sheng-Nan Ye , Zheng Liu , Yu Xu , Xiao Cai , Wei Huang , Ru-Xin Zhang , Yu-Lin Zhao , Guo-Dong Yu , Guang-Gang Shi , Mei-Ping Lu , Yang Shen , Yu-Tong Zhao , Jia-Hong Pei , Shao-Bing Xie , Long-Gang Yu , Ye-Hai Liu , Shao-Wei Gu , Yu-Cheng Yang , Lei Cheng , Jian-Feng Liu WORLD JOURNAL OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY-HEAD & NECK SURGERY（2024）
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epidemiologic studies, incidence, olfactory disorders, prognosis, SARS-CoV-2, taste disorders
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