Caroline Huart - Research Clinician (IONS/NEUR)
The aim of my research is to develop new methods for assessing the function of the olfactory system in humans (psychophysical assessment and electrophysiological assessment using chemosensory event-related brain potentials (CSERP)). CSERPs have an important disadvantage: the relatively weak signal-to-noise ratio of the recorded responses often limit the interpretation of the recorded responses. We thus developed new stimulation and analysis techniques to increase the signal-to-noise ratio of olfactory and trigeminal CSERPs. Finally, we are documenting the usefulness of chemosensory assessment for the diagnosis of pathologies associated with olfactory dysfunction, in particular, the differential diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment. Clinician at the Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology of the Cliniques universitaires Saint Luc.
Group members
Publications
2018
Parkinson disease in eldery patients: lessons from odour detection thresholds on olfacto-trigeminal interaction
Rhinology
Foguem C, Lemdani M, Huart C.
56(2):127-132
2016
Brain lesion-pattern analysis in patients with olfactory dysfunctions following head trauma
Neuroimage Clinical
Lötsch J, Ultsch A, Eckhardt M, Huart C, Rombaux P, Hummel T.
11:99-105
2016
Post-injury smell disorders
B-ENT
Rombaux P, Huart C, Balungwe P, de Toeuf C, Collet S, Duprez T.
Suppl 26(2):39-46
2016
Olfaction in Chronic Rhinosinusitis
Current Allergy and Asthma Reports
Rombaux P, Huart C, Levie P, Cingi C, Hummel T.
16(5):41
2016
Physiologie, exploration et troubles de l'olfaction
EMC en oto-rhinolaryngologie
Huart C, Mouraux A, Rombaux P.
(EMC, Ed.). Les traités EMC. Elsevier-Masson
2016
Exploration fonctionnelle et troubles du gout
EMC en oto-rhinolaryngologie
Huart C, Mouraux A, Rombaux P.
(EMC, Ed.). Les traités EMC. Elsevier-Masson.