Transsphenoidal surgery shows improved olfactory function recovery in patients, suggesting impactful surgical techniques.
Key Points Olfactory flap preservation in transsphenoidal surgery (TSA) promotes early olfactory recovery. Objective olfactory function recovers faster than subjective olfaction following TSA. Olfactory‐specific and sinonasal olfactory‐specific quality of life (QOL) smell scores show divergent recovery timelines.
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