Gustatory Dysfunction in Multiple Sclerosis (P6.159)

Richard Doty; Isabelle Tourbier; Fidias Leon-Sarmiento; Jayaram Udupa; Bilge Karacali; Gul Moonis; Evan Beals; Laura Fabius; Taehoon Kim; Bala Palecanda; Andre Souza

Gustatory Dysfunction in Multiple Sclerosis (P6.159)

Richard Doty, Isabelle Tourbier, Fidias Leon-Sarmiento, Jayaram Udupa, Bilge Karacali, Gul Moonis, Evan Beals, Laura Fabius, Taehoon Kim, Bala Palecanda, Andre Souza

Baptist Hospital

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Original language	American English
Journal	Neurology
Volume	82
State	Published - Apr 8 2014

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Physical Therapy
Speech Pathology and Audiology
Medicine and Health Sciences

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Gustatory Dysfunction in Multiple Sclerosis (P6.159)

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