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INTERNATIONAL CONSENSUS ON OLFACTION
TABLE VII.12 (Continued)
Study design Study groups
Clinical end point
Topic
Study
Year LOE
Conclusions
Shahet al 752
2009 4
Case
75PD 74HCs
UPSIT R
UPSIT R scores lower in PD than inHCs Such scores were not correlated with electrogustometric taste thresholds MeanUPSIT R score higher in HCs that in PAF or MSA; it was lower in PD than in PAF or MSA; no difference between MSA and PAF when adjusted for age, sex, and smoking Hyposmia may be a feature of PAF but to a lesser degree than that found in PD Lower scores in both PD groups than in HCs, with no difference between PD groups Cortical atrophy in olfactory-related brain regions correlated specifically with OD in PD Positive correlations between olfactory performance and gray matter volume were observed in the right piriform cortex in early PD and in the right amygdala in moderately advanced patients UPSIT R scores positively correlated with acetylcholinesterase activity in the hippocampus, amygdala, and neocortex and striatal monoaminergic activity Olfactory test scores correlated positively with
control
Silveira
2009 4
Case
191PD 17PAF 14MSA 145HCs
UPSIT R
Moriyama 753
control
Wattendorf et al 754
SS-ID (12 odors) MRI volume measures
2009 4
Case
15 earlyPD 12 moderate PD 17HCs
control
Bohnen 2010 755
2010 4
Case
58PD 26HCs
UPSIT R Acetyl
control
cholinesterase and monoamine brainPET
scores on cognitive measures of episodic verbal learning
Bovi et al 756
Patients with DIP and poor putamen uptake had abnormal OF, unlike DIP with normal putamen uptake (Continues)
SS-TDI SPECT imaging ofDAT
2010 4
Case
11PD 16DIP 19HCs
control
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