Quantitative Assessment of Olfactory Dysfunction Accurately Detects Asymptomatic COVID-19 Carriers
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Reviews of "Quantitative Assessment of Olfactory Dysfunction Accurately Detects Asymptomatic COVID-19 Carriers"
Reviewers: Christopher von Bartheld, Rafal Butowt (University of Nevada Reno) | ππππ β»οΈ β’ Danielle Reed (Monell Chemical Senses Center) | πππππ β’ Dolores Malaspina (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai) | πππ β»οΈ β»οΈ
Published onSep 15, 2020
Reviews of "Quantitative Assessment of Olfactory Dysfunction Accurately Detects Asymptomatic COVID-19 Carriers"
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Summary of Reviews: This study offers a quantitative approach for identifying asymptomatic COVID-19 patients paired with a diagnostic device optimized for use in the current pandemic. The claims are reliable, but minor follow up studies will better define implementation constraints.
Reviewer 1 (Christopher von Bartheld,Β Rafal Butowt) | ππππβ»οΈ
Reviewer 2 (Danielle Reed) | πππππ
Reviewer 3 (Dolores Malaspina) | πππ β»οΈβ»οΈ
RR:C19 Strength of Evidence Scale Key π β»οΈβ»οΈβ»οΈβ»οΈ = Misleading ππ β»οΈβ»οΈβ»οΈ = Not Informative πππ β»οΈβ»οΈ = Potentially Informative ππππβ»οΈ = Reliable πππππ = Strong |
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