Term | Definition |
Hyposmia | Reduced perception of smell, can be specific to one odorant or to all odours |
Anosmia | Complete absence of perception of smell; usually trigeminal inputs remain, and some chemically irritating odours may still be perceived |
Functional anosmia | Olfactory function is present, but is too poor to be useful in daily life |
Parosmia | Distorted perception of odour in the presence of an odorous stimulus |
Phantosmia | Perception of odour without an external stimulus |