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INTERNATIONAL CONSENSUS ON OLFACTION
TABLE VII.17 Section evidence summary: Related to smoking Author Year Design LOE Study groups
Olfactory indicator Smoking measure Conclusions
Improvement in
Cigarettes per day andyears smoking
SS-TDI extended,
2
28 volunteers who were admitted to a smoking cessation section program and with chemosensory related conditions Average of 22 cigarettesper day smokers (18 to 65 years) with a diagnosis of nonallergic CRS and a cigarette smoking habit for ≥ 5 years Nonallergic CRS, based on clinical evidence, nasal resistances, cytology, and olfactory thresholds Smokers consisted of 22 men and 22 women (mean age = 46years) who averaged 20 cigarettes per day werepast smokers, normosmics (by testing), and those refusing to 70 consecutive Excluded were patients who smokers (n = 1126) and former smokers (n = 3239) were assigned randomly to continue smoking for 2 weeks or to stop smoking smokers and never-smokers were excluded Daily smokers Occasional quit smoking after surgery Adult daily
Dinc,
2020 Prospective cohort, interven tion
et al 983
measured OF as soon as 45 days after smoking cessation, withmore
immediately before smoking cessation and 45 days after smoking cessation
improvements in patients who had
smoked for the fewest years before cessation
Ottaviano et al 984
2012
Prospective, random ized, double blind
2
SS-T (butanol)
Cigarettes per day andyears smoking
Simple, isotonic sodium chloride solution nasal irrigations significantly improved olfactory threshold
Both smokers and nonsmokers with
Pack-years (number of packs smoked per day, number
SS-TDI extended at baseline and 1, 3, and 6 months in a bilateral mode
Danielides et al 985
2009
Prospective cohort
2
massive NPs presented a highly significant improvement in OF during the 6-month postoperative period after ESS, provided that all smokers quit smoking after surgery associated with poorer olfactory thresholds Smokers who abstained from smoking reported improvements in the sense of smell right after quitting as well as improved sense of taste and sore throat Heavy smoking was
of years of smoking)
Etter
2013
RCT
2
Self-reported smell and taste from
Revised Minnesota Withdrawal Scale Cigarettes per day andyears smoking
et al 986
“very poor” to “very good”
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