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Anosmia
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- A loss of the sense of smell.
- Anosmia is the inability to smell. you can have either full or partial anosmia. if you have full anosmia, you can’t smell anything. if you have partial anosmia, there are only certain things you can’t smell.
- The lack of the sense of smell
- Often called nose blindness, anosmia is the inability to detect certain notes or odors. in perfumery, it`s usually used to refer to a temporary condition caused by becoming acclimated to a certain scent- it`s why it can be difficult to smell your own perfume after some time, but others can still smell it clearly. nose blindness has a pronounced effect in the case of single-note fragrances such as molecule 01, 02, and 03.
- The medical term describing the total absence of the sense of smell, i.e., the inability to detect or recognize any vapor. it can occur temporarily after taking antibiotics and other drugs, or the result of an infection, influenza-like illness, head injury, congenital abnormality or can be associated with severe allergic rhinitis.
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Аносмия, русский
- (от греч . an- - отрицательная приставка и osme - запах), в медицине - отсутствие обоняния; возникает чаще при анатомических изменениях в полости носа (воспалительные процессы, полипы и др.), реже при поражениях обонятельного нерва.
- Отсутствие обонятельной чувствительности ко всем пахучим веществам, или же к одному веществу, или к группе веществ.
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Pronounced, английский
A заметный, явный (син. noticeable) accent
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Angioedema, английский
Similar to hives in that swelling of the skin occurs, but angioedema affects the deeper, subcutaneous layer of the skin and the swollen areas are not itchy. it usually affects the face, genitalia, hands & feet.
Anergy, английский
- Failure of lymphocytes that have been primed by an antigen to respond on second contact with the antigen
- 1. a state of severe weakness and lack of energy 2. lack of immunity anesthesia anesthesia, etc /n?s ?i ?/ us same as anaesthesia, etc
- Peripheral tolerance mechanism that prevents self-reactive t cells from being activated by self-antigens through lack of co-stimulation
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