The modified own constructed device served automatically odour stimulus to nasal cavity allowed registration evoked cortical potentials in 30 patients with normal olfaction sensitivity and identification. It is possibly to differentiate the nerve V receptors responses on odour stimulation (latency range 180-360 ms) as well as nerve I receptors responses (latency range 380-600 ms).
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