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Olfactory Nerve Recovery following Mild and Severe Injury and the Efficacy of Dexamethasone Treatment
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Kobayashi et al. – M These results demonstrate that recovery in the olfactory system varies with the severity of injury and that DXM treatment may have therapeutic value by reducing injury–associated tissue and improving recovery outcome.
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