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. 2023 Sep 5;280(11):5115–5128. doi: 10.1007/s00405-023-08163-x

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Fig. 1 — Symptom-specific recovery times in the ambulatory COVID-19 survey study. Symptom-specific recovery times were calculated for each participant of the survey study cohorts (Austria: AT, Italy: IT). a Distribution of the recovery times in the individuals with the indicated symptoms present during acute COVID-19 (first 14 days after clinical onset). Diamonds represent median recovery times, tinted ellipses code for interquartile ranges. Numbers of complete observations are indicated in the plot captions. b Percentages of individuals with self-reported olfactory dysfunction and taste disorders in the AT and IT survey study cohorts at particular time points after clinical onset. Numbers of complete observations are indicated under the plots. OD self-reported olfactory dysfunction, Imp. concentration impaired concentration, Dim. appetite diminished appetite, Imp. walk impaired walk, Imp. FMS impaired fine-motor skills