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Theme

"ENT Surgery Evolved: Redefining Care for a Better Future"

- ENT 2025

Welcome Message

Welcome to the ENT 2025
Paris, France | February 12-13, 2025

We are delighted to welcome you to the 12th International Conference on Otolaryngology: ENT Surgery in the iconic city of Paris, France. This landmark event will bring together a distinguished group of professionals, researchers, and innovators, all eager to explore the latest advancements and emerging trends in the field of ENT surgery. Join us as we delve into the cutting-edge techniques and future directions that are transforming patient care and surgical practices in otolaryngology.

With the theme "ENT Surgery Evolved: Redefining Care for a Better Future," this conference offers a platform to delve into transformative surgical techniques, cutting-edge technologies, and innovative patient care strategies that are reshaping the future of otolaryngology. Together, we will examine the latest advancements in minimally invasive surgeries, robotic innovations, and regenerative treatments, all aimed at improving patient outcomes.

In this inspiring setting of Paris, the city known for its innovation and rich medical history, we hope that you find new connections, knowledge, and inspirations to drive the future of ENT 2025. This is your chance to collaborate with experts, exchange ideas, and explore ground-breaking solutions that will influence the next generation of ENT care.

Warm regards,
Aria Rose
Program Manager

About Conference

About Otolaryngology: ENT Surgery

The ENT 2025 will be held in Paris, France, on February 12-13, 2025, providing a premier platform for exploring the latest advancements in precision medicine, innovative treatment strategies, and cutting-edge research in the field of otolaryngology. Tailored for professionals, this conference will feature keynote presentations, interactive panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and scientific poster sessions, all designed to deepen knowledge and foster collaboration within the global medical community.

With a hybrid format, attendees can participate in person in the iconic city of Paris or engage virtually via the Webex platform. For those joining remotely, all sessions will be available on-demand for up to six months, ensuring that no valuable content is missed.

Who Should Attend?

Otolaryngologists
ENT specialists, including consultants and surgeons
Pediatric otolaryngologists
Otologists and ear surgeons
Rhinology experts and skull base surgeons
Heads of ENT departments and healthcare leaders
ENT nurses and other allied healthcare professionals

This conference is designed for all those dedicated to advancing their expertise in ENT surgery, including professionals focused on pediatric care, head and neck surgery, and innovative treatment methodologies. Whether you are seeking to stay up-to-date with the latest in the field or expand your clinical practice, this event is an essential opportunity for anyone involved in otolaryngology!

Market Analysis

The global otolaryngology market is rapidly expanding, driven by growing healthcare needs and technological advancements. Here’s a breakdown of key market factors:

Key Market Drivers:

Rising Prevalence of ENT Disorders: Conditions like hearing loss, sinusitis, and sleep apnea are on the rise, contributing to a growing demand for treatments. The global hearing aid market is set to grow at a CAGR of 6.5% through 2030.
Technological Innovations: The rise of minimally invasive procedures and AI-driven diagnostics is accelerating growth. For instance, robotic surgery adoption is expected to grow by 12% annually.

Market Growth by Region:

North America: Leading the market, with a growth rate of 5-7% driven by advancements in technology and a higher incidence of ENT conditions.
Asia-Pacific: Rapid growth at 8-10% CAGR, particularly in China and India, where ENT care infrastructure is aexpanding rapidly.
Europe: Stable growth at 4-6% CAGR, with key advancements in pediatric otolaryngology and head and neck surgeries.

Technological Adoption:

Minimally Invasive Surgeries: The market for minimally invasive ENT procedures is forecasted to grow at 7-9% CAGR.
AI and Robotics: Robotics and AI technologies are expected to grow at 15% annually, transforming ENT surgeries with precision and efficiency.

Challenges:

High Costs: Advanced treatments remain costly, limiting access, especially in emerging markets. However, the market for affordable hearing devices is expected to grow by 5% annually.
Regulatory Hurdles: Slow regulatory approval for new devices and treatments may impact market pace.

Conclusion

The otolaryngology market is growing at an estimated 6-8% CAGR, driven by increasing demand for innovative treatments and advancements in surgical technology. The ENT 2025 offers a unique platform for professionals to discuss these trends and advancements, ensuring they stay ahead in this rapidly evolving field.

Scientific Sessions/Tracks

Otolaryngology
ENT Surgery
ENT Pathology
Regenerative ENT
Thyroid Surgery
ENT Rehebilation
Pediatric ENT & Treatments
Craniofacial Surgery
Skull Base
Laryngology and Rhinology
Facial Cosmetic Surgery
Oncology in ENT
Sinus and Allergy
ENT Devices
Maxillofacial Surgery
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Tonsil Management
Otology
Nasal Surgery
Audiology Advances
AI in ENT

Session 1: Otolaryngology

Otolaryngology is a specialized branch of medicine that addresses the health issues of the ears, nose, throat, and related head and neck structures. It encompasses a wide range of conditions, from hearing loss and sinus disorders to voice and swallowing difficulties. Otolaryngologists, or ENT specialists, employ both medical treatments and surgical procedures to restore and improve patients' quality of life, often working with cutting-edge technology for diagnosis and treatment in this dynamic field.

Track 1-1: Sinus Health

Track 1-2: Ear Implantation

Track 1-3: Voice Disorders

Track 1-4: Hearing Disorders

Track 1-5 Throat Cancer

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Session 2: ENT Surgery

ENT Surgery specializes in the treatment of conditions affecting the ear, nose, and throat, ranging from hearing loss to complex head and neck cancers. With advancements like minimally invasive techniques and robotic surgery, this field continues to enhance precision and recovery times. Surgeons work alongside audiologists and speech therapists to deliver holistic, patient-focused care, improving overall quality of life.

Track 2-1: ENT Surgical Innovations

Track 2-2: Robotic ENT Procedures

Track 2-3: Minimally Invasive Surgery

Track 2-4: Recovery in ENT Surgery

Track 2-5: Hearing Loss Advances

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Session 3: ENT Pathology

ENT Pathology is a specialized medical field that delves into the diseases and disorders affecting the ear, nose, throat, and surrounding structures such as the salivary glands, sinuses, larynx, pharynx, and neck. It involves the microscopic examination of tissues and cells to identify abnormalities like infections, chronic inflammations, benign and malignant tumors, autoimmune conditions, and congenital defects.

Track 3-1: Sinus Diseases

Track 3-2: Salivary Disorders

Track 3-3: Tumor Diagnosis

Track 3-4: Voice Pathology

Track 3-5: Neck Lesions

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Session 4: Thyroid Surgery

Thyroid surgery is a specialized procedure aimed at addressing conditions like thyroid nodules, hyperthyroidism, or thyroid cancer. It involves the partial or complete removal of the thyroid gland, tailored to the patient's specific needs. Advanced techniques and meticulous care ensure minimal complications and a smooth recovery. This surgery plays a crucial role in restoring hormonal balance and improving overall health.

Track 4-1: Thyroid Oncology

Track 4-2: Thyroid Disorders

Track 4-3: Thyroid Preservation

Track 4-4: Hormonal Therapy

Track 4-5: Surgical Techniques

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Session 5: Tonsil Management

Tonsil management encompasses the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of tonsil-related issues, including infections (tonsillitis), swelling, and obstruction of airways. Initial care often involves medical therapies such as antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medications, and home remedies like warm saline gargles. For persistent conditions like chronic tonsillitis, obstructive sleep apnea, or frequent infections, surgical removal (tonsillectomy) may be advised. Advances in minimally invasive techniques ensure quicker recovery and reduced discomfort.

Track 5-1: Advanced Tonsil Therapies

Track 5-2: Chronic Tonsil

Track 5-3: Airway Obstruction Relief

Track 5-4: Tonsil Swelling Control

Track 5-5: Surgical Tonsil Management

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Session 6: Maxillofacial surgery

Maxillofacial surgery is a specialized field focused on treating conditions of the face, jaw, and neck, including trauma, congenital defects, and tumors. Using advanced techniques like 3D printing, reconstructive surgery, and bone grafting, surgeons restore both form and function. With a focus on personalized care, the field aims to enhance patient outcomes, improve quality of life, and deliver optimal results through precision and minimally invasive methods.

Track 6-1: Facial Reconstruction

Track 6-2: Orthognathic Surgery

Track 6-3: Aesthetic Surgery

Track 6-4: Bone Grafting

Track 6-5: Facial Trauma

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Session 7: Laryngology and Rhinology

Laryngology and Rhinology focus on the diagnosis and treatment of disorders related to the throat (larynx) and nose (rhinology). Laryngology involves managing conditions such as voice disorders, throat cancers, and swallowing difficulties, while rhinology addresses nasal and sinus issues, including chronic sinusitis, nasal obstruction, and sinus surgeries. Together, these specialties play a critical role in improving respiratory health, enhancing speech and voice quality, and addressing structural abnormalities affecting breathing and vocal function.

Track 7-1: Laryngeal Cancer

Track 7-2: Nasal Obstruction

Track 7-3: Swallowing Difficulties

Track 7-4: Snoring Treatment

Track 7-5: Allergic Rhinitis

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Session 8: Skull Base

The skull base is the lower portion of the skull that forms the foundation for the brain. It consists of a complex structure of bones and tissues, housing crucial neural pathways, blood vessels, and sensory organs. This area plays a vital role in supporting the brain and facilitating communication between the brain and the rest of the body. Due to its intricate anatomy, the skull base is crucial in various medical fields, particularly in neurosurgery, as conditions affecting this region can impact critical functions such as vision, hearing, and balance.

Track 8-1: Skull Base Surgery

Track 8-2: Neurovascular Surgery

Track 8-3: Brainstem Surgery

Track 8-4: Cranial Nerve Disorders

Track 8-5: Skull Base Tumors

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Session 9: ENT Rehebilation

ENT Rehabilitation is a comprehensive, individualized therapy designed to restore and optimize the function of the ear, nose, and throat. Targeting issues such as hearing loss, speech difficulties, and balance disorders, it combines cutting-edge techniques in auditory training, speech therapy, and vestibular rehabilitation. The focus is not just on treating symptoms but on empowering patients to regain independence and improve their communication, coordination, and overall health.

Track 9-1: Vestibular Rehabilitation

Track 9-2: Speech Enhancement

Track 9-3: Auditory Rehabilitation

Track 9-4: Hearing Recovery

Track 9-5: Swallowing Rehabilitation

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Session 10: Otology

Otology is a dynamic medical field focusing on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of ear diseases, including hearing loss, tinnitus, balance disorders, and ear infections. It integrates surgical expertise and advanced technologies such as cochlear implants, hearing aids, and stem cell therapies to restore or enhance auditory function. Otologists also explore innovative approaches like gene therapy and regenerative medicine for treating congenital ear abnormalities and vestibular disorders. By merging audiology, neurology, and cutting-edge biotechnology, otology offers ground breaking solutions to improve quality of life for patients with ear-related challenges.

Track 10-1: Otology and Neurology

Track 10-2: Otologic Innovations

Track 10-3: Regenerative Medicine

Track 10-4: Stem Cell Applications in Otology

Track 10-5: Biotechnology in Otology

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Session 11: Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a transformative field that merges innovation with artistry to restore, repair, and enhance both form and function. It encompasses a spectrum of procedures, from aesthetic enhancements that rejuvenate appearance to reconstructive surgeries that rebuild tissues affected by trauma, congenital defects, or disease. Techniques such as microvascular surgery, tissue grafting, and 3D tissue engineering are employed to achieve seamless results.

Track 11-1: Reconstructive Surgery

Track 11-2: Microvascular Surgery

Track 11-3: Facial Reconstruction & Skin Grafting

Track 11-4: Cosmetic Surgery &Craniofacial Surgery

Track 11-5: Scar Management

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Session 12: Oncology in ENT

Oncology in ENT focuses on treating cancers in the head and neck, targeting vital areas like the larynx, oral cavity, and nasal passages. It combines traditional treatments with advanced techniques such as robotic surgery, immunotherapy, and personalized medicine, aiming for less invasive and more effective outcomes. The field emphasizes both cancer eradication and function preservation, with a collaborative approach involving ENT surgeons, oncologists, and reconstructive specialists to maintain patients' quality of life.

Track 12-1: Head and Neck Oncology

Track 12-2: Laryngeal Cancer Management

Track 12-3: Robotic Surgery & Nasal Passage Tumors

Track 12-4: Radiation Therapy

Track 12-5: Immunotherapy Advances

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Session 13: Audiology Advances

Audiology advancements are revolutionizing hearing and balance care with trailblazing technologies. Cutting-edge neuroplasticity techniques are harnessing the brain's ability to reorganize, offering innovative treatments for hearing loss. AI-enhanced auditory devices now provide dynamic, personalized hearing solutions that adjust to environmental changes. Stem cell therapy and gene editing are opening doors to regenerative audiology, potentially reversing cochlear damage and genetic hearing disorders. Additionally, teleaudiology and virtual reality are transforming patient care, enabling remote diagnostics and interactive balance rehabilitation.

Track 13-1: Neuroplasticity

Track 13-2: Auditory Rehabilitation

Track 13-3: Teleaudiology & Adaptive Technology

Track 13-4: Pediatric Audiology

Track 13-5: Stem Cells and Gene Therapy

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Session 14: Craniofacial Surgery

Craniofacial surgery specializes in correcting deformities of the skull, face, and jaw, addressing conditions like craniosynostosis, cleft lip, and facial trauma. Utilizing advanced techniques such as 3D imaging, minimally invasive surgery, and regenerative therapies, it aims to restore both function and aesthetic balance, significantly improving patients' physical and emotional well-being.

Track 14-1: Craniofacial Anomalies

Track 14-2: Jaw Reconstruction

Track 14-3: Regenerative Medicine

Track 14-4: Aesthetic Surgery

Track 14-5: Craniosynostosis

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Session 15: Pediatric ENT & Treatments

Pediatric ENT care focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of conditions affecting the ears, nose, throat, and upper respiratory system in children. It covers a broad spectrum, from common issues like tonsillitis, otitis media (ear infections), and allergic rhinitis to more complex disorders such as pediatric sleep apnea, airway malformations, congenital hearing loss, and vocal cord abnormalities. Pediatric ENT specialists utilize state-of-the-art technologies, including endoscopy, hearing tests, and advanced imaging, to provide accurate diagnoses and effective, child-friendly treatments.

Track 15-1: Pediatric Ear Infections

Track 15-2: Allergic Rhinitis in Children

Track 15-3: Pediatric Sleep Apnea

Track 15-4: Endoscopy in Children

Track 15-5: Child Respiratory Health

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Session 16: Regenerative ENT

Regenerative ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) integrates cutting-edge regenerative medicine techniques, such as stem cells, growth factors, biomaterials, and tissue engineering, to restore or enhance the function of ENT tissues. This approach aims to repair damaged ear structures, regenerate hearing loss, treat chronic sinusitis, and improve vocal cord regeneration. By utilizing regenerative therapies, bioengineering, and cell-based treatments, regenerative ENT provides innovative solutions for conditions like sensorineural hearing loss, nasal tissue regeneration, and throat disorders.

Track 16-1: Regenerative Biomaterials

Track 16-2: Stem Cells in ENT

Track 16-3: Vocal Cord Repair

Track 16-4: Cell-Based Hearing Regeneration

Track 16-5: Tissue Regeneration in ENT

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Session 17: Nasal Surgery

Nasal surgery, or rhinoplasty, is a procedure designed to reshape or reconstruct the nose, addressing both cosmetic and functional concerns. It involves altering the nasal structure, including cartilage, bone, and soft tissue, to enhance facial symmetry, improve airflow, and correct breathing issues such as a deviated septum. Rhinoplasty can enhance nasal aesthetics, fix nasal deformities, and restore functional breathing. It may also help with issues caused by t rauma, birth defects, or previous surgeries.

Track 17-1: Nasal Fracture Repair

Track 17-2: Nasal Polypectomy

Track 17-3: Airflow Restoration

Track 17-4: Nasal Reconstruction

Track 17-5: Nasal Stenosis Treatment

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Session 18: Facial Cosmetic Surgery

Facial cosmetic surgery is a specialized field focused on enhancing, restoring, or rejuvenating facial features through advanced surgical procedures. Common treatments include facelifts, rhinoplasty (nose surgery), eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), brow lifts, and facial implants. These procedures aim to improve aesthetic appearance, correct facial asymmetry, and reverse the signs of aging. With personalized treatment plans and state-of-the-art techniques, facial cosmetic surgery offers natural-looking results, boosting self-confidence and achieving a balanced, youthful facial harmony.

Track 18-1: Skin Resurfacing

Track 18-2: Eyelid surgery & Facelift Surgery

Track 18-3: Aesthetic Implants & Brow Lift

Track 18-4: Facial Restoration

Track 18-5: Rhinoplasty Techniques

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Session 19: Sinus and Allergy

Sinus and allergy disorders are prevalent conditions that affect the upper respiratory system, causing discomfort and affecting daily activities. Sinusitis, often triggered by infections or allergies, leads to inflammation of the sinuses, resulting in symptoms such as n asal congestion, facial pressure, and headaches. Allergic rhinitis, caused by the immune system's response to allergens like pollen, dust mites, or pet dander, brings about symptoms like sneezing, itchy eyes, and runny nose.

Track 19-1: Sinus Therapies & Allergy Therapies

Track 19-2: Allergy Immunotherapy

Track 19-3: Allergic Rhinitis

Track 19-4: Sinus Management

Track 19-5: Sinus Restoration & Allergy Care

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Session 20: ENT Devices

ENT devices are instrumental in modern healthcare, enhancing the management of conditions affecting the auditory, olfactory, and respiratory systems. These devices encompass a wide variety of tools, such as diagnostic instruments like tympanometers, imaging technologies for sinus and throat examinations, and therapeutic devices for hearing restoration. Cutting-edge innovations, such as 3D endoscopy for detailed visualization, digital hearing aids with adaptive sound technology,

Track 20-1: Innovations in Hearing Technology

Track 20-2: Telemedicine ENT

Track 20-3: Audiometers

Track 20-4: ENT Diagnostics

Track 20-5: 3D Imaging

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Session 21: AI in ENT

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the field of ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) by introducing innovative solutions for enhanced diagnosis and treatment. Through advanced machine learning and deep learning models, AI systems are capable of analyzing medical imaging such as 3D CT scans and endoscopic imagery, enabling early detection of conditions like nasal polyps, otitis media, and laryngeal cancer. AI-driven voice recognition and speech analysis tools are improving interventions for speech disorders and hearing loss. Additionally, AI-powered robotic surgery and predictive analytics are paving the way for minimally invasive procedures with greater precision, ensuring better outcomes and personalized care

Track 21-1: AI in Speech & Hearing

Track 21-2: AI in Medical Imaging

Track 21-3: AI in Telemedicine and Remote ENT Care

Track 21-4: Predictive Analytics in ENT

Track 21-5: AI in Otolaryngology

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