Electrophysiological evidence of subclinical trigeminal dysfunction in patients with COVID-19 and smell impairment: a pilot study

The dataset includes raw data regarding the study ‘Electrophysiological evidence of subclinical trigeminal dysfunction in patients with COVID-19 and smell impairment’.

In the excel file clinical, demographic and electrophysiological data of the healthy subjects and patients enrolled in the study are reported. Electrophysiological data include findings from exteroceptive suppression of the masseter (or masseter inhibitory reflex, MIR) and blink reflex (BR). Clinical scale scores are reported at baseline (T0) and at 1 month (T1) and 20 month (T2) follow-up. Data from electrophysiological assessment were collected at baseline (T0) in all subjects, and at 20-month follow-up (T2) in a group of 7 patients.