ANOSMIA

(Lat.), n. f. A?n(a3n)-02z(0?s)’mi?-a8, From « priv., and ècuñ, the sense of smell. Fr., anosmie, anesthésie olfactive. Ger., Anosmie. Lo or deficiency of the sense of smell. [A, 385.] —Alferent a. Ger., Leitungsanosmie. A. from lo of the conducting power of the olfactory nerves. [M, 1.]—A. atonic a. A. from defective nervous power or from no ascertained cau: [L 84.]—A. lithic a [Bonetus]. A. due to a rhinolith. [L, 132.]—A. organic a. A. from disease of the Schneiderian membrane. [L, 84.|—A. verminosa. A. from worms in the nose. [L, 132.|—Central a. A. due to cerebral disease. [M, 1.]—Partial a. See DysosMiA.—Peripheral a. A. from disease of the peripheral terminations of the olfactory nerves. [M, 1.]