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Olfactory Identification Test Using Familiar Distracters for Koreans Jae-Myung Kim1·Mi Soon Jeong2·Dong-Hyuk Shin1·Jeong-Hun Seol1·Seok-Chan Hong1 Jae Hoon Cho1·Jin Kook Kim1 Departments of Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, Konkuk University School of Medicine, Seoul;
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Galimard Perfume & Flavor School, Seoul, Korea
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Objectives. Odors used in an odor identification test should be familiar to the subject, but there are some unfamiliar distracters in Korean version of Sniffin’ stick (KVSS) II identification test. In this study, we used the results of the original version of KVSS II identification to modify the KVSS II identification test. Methods. Eighty-three participants took an original version of KVSS II identification test and a visual analogue scale of subjective odor function. KVSS II identification which has 16 items was performed to choose one out of four odors items. And visual analogue scale was checked from 0 to 10 points of their subjective olfactory function. Two weeks later they took the modified version of KVSS II identification test. Hyposmic or anosmic patients were excluded. Results. The mean score of the original version of KVSS II identification and modified version of KVSS II identification were 11.3 and 12.5, respectively (P
