Table.

Clinical Features of Patients with Dysgeusia Due to Miller-Fisher Syndrome.

Reference	Age	Sex	EO	Ataxia	DTR	Dysgeusia	FNP	Antecedent infection	Treatment	Dysgeusia recovery period
1	49	M	Complete EO	Limb and truncal ataxia	Absent	Yes, but no report of modality	Delayed onset	URI	No	NR
5	38	M	Diplopia at left gaze	Limb and truncal ataxia	Absent	Salty taste, sour taste and bitter taste	None	URI	IVIg	5 days
4	41	M	Incomplete EO	Truncal ataxia	Absent	Strange taste	None	Gastroenteritis	IVIg	NR
6	60	F	Complete EO	Truncal ataxia	Absent	Sweet taste and salty taste	None	URI	IVIg	Sweet taste, 7 days; Salty taste, 12 days
7	53	M	Impairment of abduction, adduction and supraduction	Limb and truncal ataxia	Absent	Yes, but no report of modality	None	URI	IVIg	35 days
9	50	M	Severe abduction palsy	Limb and truncal ataxia	Absent	Yes, but no report of modality	None	URI	IVIg	NR
8	55	M	Complete EO	Limb and truncal ataxia	Absent	All taste	Delayed onset	URI	IVIg	42 days
Present case	54	M	Normal	Truncal ataxia	Normal	Salty taste, and strange taste	None	URI	No	9 days

F: female, M: male, EO: external ophthalmoplegia, DTR: deep tendon reflex, FNP: facial nerve palsy, URI: upper respiratory infection, IVIg: intravenous immunoglobulin, NR: not reported