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. 2022 May 28;273(2):325–333. doi: 10.1007/s00406-022-01427-3

Table 2.

Univariate analysis between chemosensory and clinical and neuropsychiatric morbidity, only significant associations

Referred chemosensory symptoms (prevalence) Independent variable p value Bonferroni adjusted p value
Parosmia (9%) MCS 0.001 0.004
Boston 0.017 0.087
ASQ 0.024 0.120
Anxiety Disorders 0.037 0.185
CMD 0.056 0.280
Moderate and severe current olfactory deficit (18%) COVID-19 olfactory deficit 0.000 0.000
TMT-A 0.008 0.033
Digit-symbol 0.009 0.037
Word List Memory Task 0.041 0.166
Age 0.092 0.367
Moderate and severe current gustatory deficit (20%) COVID-19 gustatory deficit 0.000 0.000
Word List Memory Task 0.010 0.020
Moderate and severe current olfactory and gustatory deficit (11%) COVID-19 olfactory and gustatory deficit 0.000 0.000
Word List Memory Task 0.002 0.020
Digit-symbol 0.006 0.057
TMT-A 0.013 0.126
Verbal Fluency 0.015 0.155
Age 0.020 0.201
Mixed Anxiety/Depressive Disorder 0.040 0.397
Word list recall 0.053 0.532
CMD 0.058 0.577
MCS 0.079 0.794

MCS, Memory Complaint Scale; CMD, Common Mental Disorder; TMT-A, Trail Making Test – A