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Stellate ganglion block for anosmia and taste disturbance due to Long-COVID

2022-06-11

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Anosmia and parosmia refer to loss or dysfunction of smell, respectively. There is an increased prevalence of anomia/parosmia in patients that have clinically recovered from COVID-19 infection. Anosmia could be self-limiting over a two- or three-week post- COVID-19 infection but can persist for longer. Anosmia or parosmia associated with COVID-19 has generated a lot of interesting etiological hypotheses. One such...

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Literature Corpus work: 3fc310c6-7a49-5908-9fd1-0ace5541c998
DOI: 10.32388/0ssobl

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