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, Volume 46, Issue 4, pp 8–12 | Cite as

Riechstörung

Olfaktorik und Lebensqualität

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Ein Riechverlust ist meist mit gravierenden Einschränkungen in vielen Lebensbereichen verbunden, vor allem bei der Essensaufnahme und -zubereitung, in der sozialen und allgemeinen Sicherheit, in der persönlichen Hygiene und im Sexualleben.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Interdisziplinäres Zentrum „Riechen und Schmecken“ Klinik für HNO-HeilkundeUniversitätsklinikum TU DresdenDresden, Haus 5Deutschland

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