2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00276-020-02484-w
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Evaluation of olfactory bulbus volume and olfactory sulcus depth by 3 T MR

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“…In contrast, Miao et al ( 2015 ) reported that older patients had smaller OB volume; however, the result cannot be concluded due to TBI or natural ageing. There is a correlation between OB volume and age in healthy participants, although this is not particularly strong (Çullu et al 2020 ; Kondo et al 2020 ). However, for patients with olfactory dysfunction, the correlation between OB volume and age is challenging to evaluate due to the underlying olfactory loss.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, Miao et al ( 2015 ) reported that older patients had smaller OB volume; however, the result cannot be concluded due to TBI or natural ageing. There is a correlation between OB volume and age in healthy participants, although this is not particularly strong (Çullu et al 2020 ; Kondo et al 2020 ). However, for patients with olfactory dysfunction, the correlation between OB volume and age is challenging to evaluate due to the underlying olfactory loss.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, it can provide a tool to differentiate with limitations between infectious and neurodegenerative conditions and predict the prognosis [ 18 ]. Due to the promising potential of imaging technologies in OD cases which have been implemented in such disorders as multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s disease [ 19 21 ], and the recent advances in the imaging techniques like MR surface-coil scans in the evaluation of olfactory bulb and tract injuries [ 22 ], we aimed to aggregate the results of the studies which conducted imaging on COVID-19 cases to evaluate the impact on the olfactory system. By doing so, we hoped to draw possible conclusions that could elucidate the underlying mechanism of OD in these patients.…”
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“…Many diseases, including Parkinson, Behcet, and Alzheimer are associated with decreased OSD and reduction of the sense of smell. 18 Many later studies have shown MR imaging to be a reliable method for evaluating the olfactory system. 19,20 MR imaging-based evaluations of the olfactory structures are a useful anatomic imaging method for evaluating OD associated with a variety of causes, including viral infection, trauma, and neurodegenerative processes.…”
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