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The combined olfactory test in a Chinese population
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 2005Objective: To establish an olfactory test in the Hong Kong Chinese population. Study design: Prospective analysis of the results of a combined olfactory test (COT) for patients with olfactory dysfunction and for normal subjects attending a secondary and tertiary ear, nose and throat centre.Method: Our COT was based on and modified from the Connecticut ...
Henry Chuen Kwong, Lam +3 more
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Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1938
Our aim in this study of our experiences with the olfactory tests employing the blast injection and stream injection of odors was twofold. We desired to learn whether a larger experience would confirm the belief that the quantitative olfactory tests are of value for the localization of tumors of the brain and whether the tests have value for diagnosis ...
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Our aim in this study of our experiences with the olfactory tests employing the blast injection and stream injection of odors was twofold. We desired to learn whether a larger experience would confirm the belief that the quantitative olfactory tests are of value for the localization of tumors of the brain and whether the tests have value for diagnosis ...
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Olfactory tests in the diagnosis of essential tremor
Parkinsonism & Related Disorders, 2008Most patients with tremor-dominant Parkinson's disease (PD) have impaired smell function but it is unclear whether this is true for subjects with essential tremor (ET). If ET patients do not exhibit meaningful smell loss, then olfactory testing may help to distinguish PD from ET.
Mussadiq, Shah +3 more
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Is the CCCRC Olfactory Test a Universal Test?
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2004Abstract Objectives: To know the normal data of the olfactory test (CCCRC) administered to healthy people; to analyze the variables to affect olfaction (age and sex); to demostrate the usefulness and the validity of the CCCRC test in patients with nasal poliposis; sensibility and specificity, reproductibility, cheap, and easy to do.
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Test for screening olfactory function in children
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 2013The research determining odors recognizable by children from Poland and Eastern Europe has not been widely described in the literature. The aim of the study was to determine the odors recognizable by Polish children which could be used in a screening olfactory test.The study was performed in Children's Hospital in Warsaw.
Karolina, Dżaman +3 more
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Olfactory Testing: Rules for Odor Identification
Neurological Research, 1979Neurology manuals generally recommend odor identification for simple assessment of olfaction. Nevertheless, even patients with normal olfaction (normosmics) often perform only poorly. Three experiments demonstrate that such an ambiguous outcome will disappear if the test incorporates highly familiar substances and, more important, a procedure to ...
W S, Cain, R J, Krause
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A Study of the Test-retest Reliability of Ten Olfactory Tests
Chemical Senses, 1995Ten tests of olfactory function (including tests of odor identification, detection, discrimination, memory, and suprathreshold odor intensity and pleasantness perception) were administered on two test occasions to 57 subjects ranging in age from 18 to 83 years.
R L, Doty +3 more
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Survey on Olfactory Testing by Pediatric Neurologists: Is the Olfactory a “True” Cranial Nerve?
Journal of Child Neurology, 2020Background: The olfactory nerve was conceptualized in the 4th century BC by Alcmaeon and described anatomically by Winslow in 1733. Cranial nerves (CNs) were named and numbered by Soemmerring in 1791. Notions still prevail that the olfactory (CN1) is not a “true” cranial nerve.
Harvey B. Sarnat, Laura Flores-Sarnat
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Development and validation of Russian olfactory test
Russian Bulletin of OtorhinolaryngologyOlfactory disorders is one of the first symptoms of diseases from various departments of medicine (otorhinolaryngology, psychology, neurology, etc.). Based on international clinical recommendations, olfactory tests are the gold standard for the diagnosis of olfactory disorders.
G.V. Lebedeva +9 more
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Testing olfactory function and mapping the structural olfactory networks in the brain.
Danish medical journal, 2018We perceive the world through our senses. The dependence on these sensory stimuli becomes obvious when we see a visually impaired individual with a guide dog or an individual using sign language. However, individuals with olfactory deficits suffer from a more concealed impairment without any opportunity for diagnostics or treatment in the Danish ...
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