5th International Conference on ENT: Head and Neck Surgery

Session Overview

Audiology, Speech, Communication & Dysphagia addresses disorders affecting hearing, speech, communication, swallowing and related functional abilities across different stages of life. The session explores contemporary approaches to hearing assessment, auditory rehabilitation, speech and language disorders, communication technologies, swallowing dysfunction and multidisciplinary strategies that improve functional outcomes and quality of life.

Core Scientific Topics

• Advanced Hearing Assessment and Diagnostic Audiology
• Hearing Loss and Auditory Disorders
• Hearing Aids and Implantable Hearing Technologies
• Cochlear Implants and Auditory Rehabilitation
• Speech and Language Disorders
• Communication Disorders and Rehabilitation
• Pediatric Speech, Language and Hearing Conditions
• Dysphagia Assessment and Swallowing Disorders
• Neurogenic Communication and Swallowing Disorders
• Voice and Speech Rehabilitation
• Digital Health and Emerging Audiology Technologies
• Multidisciplinary Hearing, Speech and Swallowing Care

Why is this Session Important?

Hearing, communication and swallowing disorders can significantly affect development, social participation, nutrition, independence and quality of life. This session highlights advances in assessment, rehabilitation and technology, with emphasis on integrated approaches that support communication, safe swallowing and improved patient outcomes.

Does my Research Fit?

Original clinical, observational, experimental, translational, epidemiological and interdisciplinary research addressing audiology, hearing disorders, speech and language, communication, dysphagia, swallowing, rehabilitation or emerging technologies is welcome. Case reports, clinical studies, reviews and innovative research findings relevant to the session are also encouraged.

Submit your Abstract

Have research relevant to Audiology, Speech, Communication & Dysphagia? Submit your abstract for consideration and share your findings with an international audience of audiologists, speech-language pathologists, ENT specialists, swallowing specialists, researchers and healthcare professionals.