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TABLE IV.1 Section evidence summary: Emotional state Study Year
LOE Study design Population
Outcome
Conclusions
Stevenson 24
Identification of three major classes of functions: ingestion, avoiding environmental hazards, and social communication with specific subfunctions Olfactory impairment associated with disturbances in various life areas (food, harmful event detection, social situations); majority of patients with olfactory disorder deal well but a limited proportion experience reduced QOL and increased depression scores suggested pathways: (1) impaired OF as a consequence of reduced olfactory attention and input; and (2) OD as a marker for enhanced vulnerability to depression Reciprocal relationship: depressive patients show reduced olfactory performance, patients with OD exhibit depressive symptoms Interaction between olfaction and depression by two disorder relates to reduced olfactory sensitivity but not to odor identifica tion/discrimination, no associations in bipolar disorder/ seasonal affective disorder but in healthy individuals exhibiting subclinical depressive states Major depressive
Identification and categorization of
2010
4
Literature review
Animal studies,
olfactory loss in patients, human studies on evidence of that function
the main functions of human olfaction
Croy, Nordin, and Hummel 25
2014
4
Literature review
Quantitative and qualitative, and patients with congenital
Links between olfactory
impairment and general QOL/depression
olfactory disorder
Croyand
Links between olfaction and depression
2017
4
Literature review
Healthy individuals, depressed patients, patients with olfactory disorder
Hummel 26
Kohli
2016
4
Literature review
Primary depression patients or primary patients withOD
Links between OD and depression
et al 27
Schablitzky and Pause 28
Olfactory
2014
4
Literature review
Healthy individuals, distinct groups of major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, seasonal affective disorder
performance (odor sensitivity, identification, discrimination, and odor ratings) in depressed patients and in healthy individuals experiencing only some depressive symptoms or a transient state of sadmood
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