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Praxis, 2001
Gustatory problems have deleterious consequences to systemic health, nutritional status and quality of life. Chemosensory dysfunction is most often secondary to one of only a few causes: viral infection, toxic chemical exposure, head trauma, as well as medication-related and idiopathic conditions.
M, Reiss, G, Reiss
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Gustatory problems have deleterious consequences to systemic health, nutritional status and quality of life. Chemosensory dysfunction is most often secondary to one of only a few causes: viral infection, toxic chemical exposure, head trauma, as well as medication-related and idiopathic conditions.
M, Reiss, G, Reiss
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Neurological Causes of Taste Disorders
2006In caring for patients with taste disorders, the clinical assessment should include complete examination of the cranial nerves and, in particular, gustatory testing. Neurophysiological methods such as blink reflex and masseter reflex allow the testing of trigeminofacial and trigeminotrigeminal pathways.
J G, Heckmann, C J G, Lang
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La Revue de medecine interne, 2002
This review focuses on the present state of the question about taste disorders with reference to their associated factors, diagnostic methods, and potential effects.Taste disorders may be induced by many drugs and are associated to a number of acute or chronic diseases.
A, Kettaneh +3 more
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This review focuses on the present state of the question about taste disorders with reference to their associated factors, diagnostic methods, and potential effects.Taste disorders may be induced by many drugs and are associated to a number of acute or chronic diseases.
A, Kettaneh +3 more
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Zinc Deficiency and Taste Disorders
Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 1996Elemental zinc supplementation in daily dosages of 25-100 mg po appears to be an efficacious treatment for taste dysfunction secondary to zinc depletion. Insufficient evidence is available to determine the efficacy of zinc supplementation for the treatment of hypogeusia or dysgeusia secondary to drug therapy or medical conditions that do not involve ...
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A clinical survey on patients with taste disorders in Japan: A comparative study
Auris Nasus Larynx, 2022Takaki Miwa +2 more
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International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2021
Hong-Seop Kho, M -J Kim, Y -J Park
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Hong-Seop Kho, M -J Kim, Y -J Park
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