electro-olfactogram
electro-olfactogram
(EOG) [e-lek″tro-ol-fak´to-gram]a recording of changes in electric potential detected by an electrode placed on the surface of the olfactory mucosa as the mucosa is subjected to an odorous stimulus.
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