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| Mar 2010 | A New and Specific Definition of Burning Mouth Syndrome (BMS) BMS has commonly been considered a complex clinical phenomena based upon several symptoms including oral burning, phantageusia (presence of a distorted taste in the mouth in the absence of any obvious oral stimulus), xerostomia (dry mouth) and/or loss of taste and/or smell acuity, occurring in older adults, most commonly in post menopausal women. Full Story |
| Feb 2010 | Sensory Loss Etiology Related to Parotid Saliva Cyclic Nucleotides We have previously shown that parotid saliva levels of cAMP and cGMP are lower in patients with taste and smell dysfunction than in normal subjects. Full Story |
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