5th International Conference on ENT: Head and Neck Surgery

Session Overview

Laryngology, Voice & Airway Disorders addresses conditions affecting the larynx, vocal folds, upper airway, and related functions of phonation, respiration, and swallowing. The session considers contemporary approaches to voice assessment, airway evaluation, laryngeal surgery, neurological voice disorders, airway reconstruction, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation, with attention to both functional and structural disease.

Core Scientific Topics

• Benign Vocal Fold Lesions
• Professional and Occupational Voice Disorders
• Vocal Fold Paralysis and Neurological Disorders
• Phonosurgery and Voice Restoration
• Laryngeal Cancer and Premalignant Lesions
• Chronic Laryngitis and Inflammatory Conditions
• Pediatric Laryngology and Airway Disorders
• Subglottic and Tracheal Stenosis
• Upper Airway Obstruction
• Endoscopic Laryngeal and Airway Procedures
• Sleep-Related Laryngeal and Airway Conditions
• Voice Therapy and Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation

Why is this Session Important?

Laryngeal and airway disorders can affect voice, breathing, swallowing and overall quality of life, requiring accurate diagnosis and specialized management. This session highlights advances in laryngology, voice care and airway management, with emphasis on innovative diagnostic, therapeutic and surgical approaches.

Does my Research Fit?

Original clinical, observational, experimental, translational, epidemiological and interdisciplinary research addressing laryngology, voice disorders, airway conditions, swallowing, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation or emerging clinical approaches 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 Laryngology, Voice & Airway Disorders? Submit your abstract for consideration and share your findings with an international audience of laryngologists, ENT specialists, airway surgeons, speech and voice professionals, researchers and healthcare professionals.