Perspective Chapter: Smell Loss after COVID-19 – From Neural Circuits to Emotion and Cognition—Why Neuromodulation Could Help
<p>Post-COVID olfactory dysfunction (OD) – including anosmia, hyposmia, and qualitative disorders such as parosmia and phantosmia – is not merely a peripheral consequence of infection, but a “bridging” symptom spanning sensory, emotional, and cognitive dimensions. In long COV...
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2026
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