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cacosmia
Translationscacosmia
cacosmia [kak-oz´me-ah] a sensation of bad smell not related to a specific odor, or associated with olfactory stimuli usually considered to be pleasant.ca·cos·mi·a (kă-koz'mē-ă), A perceived malodorous smell caused by a fetid substance, temporal lobe epilepsy, or psychosis. See: dysosmia. [G. kakosmia, a bad smell, fr. kakos, bad, + osmē, the sense of smell] cacosmia A term of waning use for dysosmia occurring in absence of olfactory stimuli; in practice, the distinction is rarely made.ca·cos·mi·a (kă-koz'mē-ă) A subjective perception of nonexistent disagreeable odors. [G. kakosmia, a bad smell, fr. kakos, bad, + osmē, the sense of smell]cacosmia A HALLUCINATION of an unpleasant smell. |