The study finds that nasal obstruction surgery outcomes are influenced by sensory processing, suggesting better predictions of satisfaction and symptom improvement.
Trigeminal sensitivity-particularly as assessed by the Barcelona Smell Test-24 test-may serve as a predictor of both symptom improvement and overall satisfaction after surgery for nasal airway obstruction, underscoring the importance of sensory processing in shaping patient-perceived surgical outcomes.
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