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parosmia

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pa·ros·mi·a (p-rzm-)
n.
A distortion of the sense of smell, as in smelling odors that are not present.

parosmia
[pəroz′mē·ə]
Etymology: Gk, para + osme, smell
any dysfunction or perversion concerning the sense of smell. See also anosmia, cacosmia.

parosmia [par-oz´me-ah]
perversion of the sense of smell.

parosmia
Audiology Any disorder or perversion of the sense of smell, especially a perception of nonexistent odors


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