ENT Diagnostics and Therapeutics

About the Conference

Conference Series LLC Ltd warmly welcomes you to the 5th International Conference on ENT Diagnostics and Therapeutics (ENT-2026) to be held during March 09-10, 2026 in Dubai, UAE. This prestigious event will feature keynote presentations, oral talks, poster sessions, international workshops, and B2B meetings — all tailored around the latest breakthroughs in the field of Otolaryngology.

ENT-2026 aims to bring together renowned scientists, healthcare professionals, researchers, academicians, industry experts, and young investigators from across the globe to explore the most recent innovations, trends, and solutions in ENT diagnostics, treatment strategies, and surgical advancements.

This conference will serve as a dynamic platform to foster collaboration among clinicians and researchers, share cutting-edge discoveries, and discuss future directions in Rhinology, Otology, Laryngology, and Head & Neck Surgery.

Why Attend ENT-2026?

• Present your research and exchange ideas with global ENT experts.
• Engage in hands-on workshops focused on advanced diagnostics and therapies.
• Network with key decision-makers in academia, hospitals, and the medical device industry.
• Discover the latest tools, devices, and solutions through our exhibition platform.
• Collaborate with researchers through symposiums and panel discussions.

 Young Scientist Benefits:

• Special sessions for young researchers and students to present their work.
• Recognition and awards for outstanding oral presentations.
• Certificate of appreciation and memento for Young Scientist Awardees.
• Opportunities for international collaboration and mentorship.
• Access to leading experts for career guidance and idea exchange.

Who Should Attend?

• ENT Surgeons & Physicians
• Audiologists and Speech Therapists
• Otolaryngology Researchers and Scientists
• Medical Device Manufacturers
• Hospital Administrators
• Students and Postdoctoral Fellows
• Pharmaceutical Industry Representatives

ENT-2026 promises to be an enriching experience filled with scientific learning, networking opportunities, and exposure to the latest advancements in ENT diagnostics and therapeutics. Join us in Dubai for this impactful event and be a part of shaping the future of Otolaryngology!

Session and Tracks

Track 1: Otology & Neurotology Innovations

Otology and neurotology are dynamic subspecialties within ENT focused on diagnosing and treating ear and balance disorders. This track will explore the latest advancements in otologic and neurotologic diagnostics and therapeutics. Topics include chronic otitis media, sensorineural and conductive hearing loss, acoustic neuromas, tinnitus, vertigo, and facial nerve disorders. Emphasis will be placed on cutting-edge technologies such as high-resolution imaging, cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing systems, and minimally invasive ear surgeries.With a growing emphasis on personalized medicine, this session will also discuss genetic insights into hearing disorders and their implications for targeted therapy. Innovations in auditory implants, vestibular testing, and neuro-navigation systems are revolutionizing patient outcomes. This track is essential for ENT specialists, audiologists, and researchers dedicated to advancing ear and balance disorder care.

Track 2: Advanced Rhinology: Sinus and Nasal Care

Rhinology plays a critical role in the comprehensive care of patients with nasal and sinus disorders. This track at ENT-2026 will cover a wide array of topics such as chronic rhinosinusitis, nasal obstruction, allergic rhinitis, nasal polyps, deviated nasal septum, and epistaxis. The session will highlight the latest diagnostic imaging techniques, endoscopic sinus surgeries, balloon sinuplasty, and immunotherapy.Participants will gain insights into advancements in functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), image-guided navigation systems, and the integration of biologic agents for severe chronic sinusitis. The track will also delve into the emerging role of microbiome research in sinus health and innovative therapeutic options. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of rhinological disorders and modern treatment pathways.

Track 3: Laryngology and Voice Disorders

Laryngology focuses on disorders of the larynx, including voice, airway, and swallowing disorders. This track will explore the latest advancements in diagnosing and managing laryngeal diseases such as vocal cord nodules, laryngitis, vocal fold paralysis, and laryngeal cancer. The session will include voice therapy techniques, phonomicrosurgery, laryngeal framework surgery, and transoral laser microsurgery.Emerging technologies such as stroboscopy, high-speed video endoscopy, and 3D imaging have transformed the visualization and assessment of vocal function. Participants will learn how to implement multidisciplinary approaches combining otolaryngology, speech-language pathology, and oncology for optimal outcomes. This track is ideal for ENT surgeons, speech therapists, and voice specialists.

Track 4: Pediatric ENT: Diagnostics and Surgical Care

Pediatric ENT is a vital area within otolaryngology focused on the unique anatomical and physiological needs of infants and children. This track addresses pediatric hearing loss, congenital abnormalities, adenoid and tonsil disorders, pediatric airway issues, and speech and language delays. Attendees will gain insights into advancements in newborn hearing screening, minimally invasive surgeries, and pediatric-specific diagnostic protocols.Topics such as cochlear implantation in children, management of otitis media with effusion, and pediatric sleep-disordered breathing will be covered. Emphasis will also be placed on multidisciplinary care involving pediatricians, audiologists, and speech-language pathologists. This track supports clinicians in providing compassionate and evidence-based care for young patients.

Track 5: Head and Neck Oncology: Early Detection and Targeted Therapy

This track focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of benign and malignant tumors affecting the head and neck region, including the larynx, pharynx, thyroid, salivary glands, and oral cavity. The session will explore innovations in molecular diagnostics, imaging, robotic-assisted surgeries, and targeted immunotherapies.Participants will learn about personalized treatment strategies, precision radiotherapy, and surgical reconstruction techniques that are transforming cancer care. Emphasis will also be placed on survivorship, rehabilitation, and quality of life after treatment. This session is ideal for oncologists, head and neck surgeons, and radiologists.

Track 6: Hearing Technologies and Rehabilitation

This track explores the evolving landscape of hearing technologies and rehabilitation strategies aimed at restoring auditory function. Topics include the design and implementation of digital hearing aids, bone-conduction devices, cochlear and middle ear implants, and wireless assistive listening systems. The session will also emphasize the importance of audiological rehabilitation in improving communication and quality of life.Presentations will cover innovations in sound processing, AI integration in hearing devices, remote programming technologies, and pediatric vs. adult auditory rehabilitation programs. Specialists in audiology, biomedical engineering, and ENT surgery will benefit from these forward-looking discussions.

Track 7: Vestibular and Balance Disorders

Balance disorders impact millions worldwide, often causing dizziness, vertigo, and impaired mobility. This track focuses on vestibular diagnostics and treatment strategies, including vestibular neuritis, Ménière’s disease, BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo), and vestibular migraine. Advanced vestibular testing methods like VNG (videonystagmography), rotary chair testing, and posturography will be explored.Therapeutic advancements, including vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT), canalith repositioning procedures, and pharmacologic interventions will be discussed. This session is designed for ENT physicians, neurologists, and rehabilitation therapists seeking to improve outcomes for patients with balance disorders.

Track 8: Skull Base Surgery and Endoscopic Techniques

This track will highlight the latest in skull base surgical techniques, focusing on minimally invasive and endoscopic approaches for treating tumors, vascular malformations, and congenital abnormalities. Topics will include transnasal endoscopic approaches, craniofacial resection, CSF leak repair, and surgical navigation systems.Discussion will include surgical planning, intraoperative imaging, and postoperative rehabilitation. Surgeons specializing in otolaryngology, neurosurgery, and maxillofacial disciplines will find valuable insights into how modern technologies are enhancing safety and surgical precision.

Track 9: ENT Imaging and Diagnostic Tools

Accurate diagnosis is key to effective ENT treatment. This track will focus on the latest advancements in imaging technologies and diagnostic methods in otolaryngology. Topics will include CT and MRI applications, ultrasound in ENT, narrow-band imaging (NBI), stroboscopy, otoacoustic emissions testing, and optical coherence tomography (OCT).Case-based discussions will help attendees understand how imaging guides treatment planning and outcomes in ENT diseases. This track is critical for radiologists, ENT clinicians, and diagnostic technologists aiming to adopt evidence-based diagnostic practices.

Track 10: Sleep Apnea and Upper Airway Disorders

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and related upper airway disorders significantly affect patient health and quality of life. This track explores diagnosis and treatment strategies for OSA, snoring, upper airway resistance syndrome (UARS), and pediatric sleep-related breathing disorders.Sessions will highlight polysomnography, home sleep testing, CPAP therapy advancements, oral appliance therapy, and surgical interventions such as UPPP (uvulopalatopharyngoplasty) and hypoglossal nerve stimulation. This track will be of high interest to ENT specialists, pulmonologists, and sleep medicine professionals.

Track 11: Allergy, Immunology & ENT Hypersensitivity

This track explores the growing connection between ENT disorders and allergic or immunologic conditions. It will highlight topics such as allergic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis with nasal polyps, eosinophilic esophagitis, and immunotherapy approaches. The session will also discuss advancements in allergy testing, biologic treatments, and the immune response in ENT-related inflammation.Attendees will understand how to better integrate allergy management into ENT practice, providing holistic care that improves patient quality of life and reduces recurrence. ENT specialists, immunologists, and allergy clinicians will benefit from the cross-disciplinary insights.

Track 12: Minimally Invasive ENT Surgeries

This session will spotlight cutting-edge advances in minimally invasive procedures across ENT disciplines, including endoscopic ear surgeries, transnasal approaches, laser-assisted tonsillectomy, and sialendoscopy. It will also discuss the integration of image guidance, robotics, and AI for precision surgery.Benefits such as reduced recovery times, minimal scarring, and improved outcomes make these techniques highly desirable in modern ENT practice. This track will be useful for ENT surgeons seeking to refine skills and integrate the latest surgical innovations.

Track 13: Robotics and AI in ENT Surgery

With rapid advances in robotics and artificial intelligence, ENT surgery is entering a new era. This track covers the application of robotic platforms in head and neck, skull base, and airway surgeries, as well as AI-driven diagnostic support, surgical planning tools, and predictive analytics.Discussion will include clinical outcomes, ethical considerations, and integration challenges. Surgeons, healthcare tech developers, and ENT researchers will benefit from this exploration of futuristic ENT care.

Track 14: ENT Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance

This track will focus on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of common ENT infections including acute otitis media, sinusitis, pharyngitis, and mastoiditis. A significant focus will be on antibiotic stewardship, resistance trends, and the development of alternative therapies such as probiotics and bacteriophages.Clinicians, microbiologists, and infectious disease specialists will gain insight into safer, more effective infection control in ENT practice.

Track 15: Voice Therapy and Speech-Language Pathology

Voice disorders often require multidisciplinary care. This track will explore rehabilitation strategies for conditions like vocal cord nodules, muscle tension dysphonia, and post-surgical voice recovery. Emphasis will be placed on speech-language pathology techniques, vocal hygiene, and acoustic analysis tools.Case studies and expert-led workshops will offer practical insights for therapists, ENT physicians, and phoniatricians.

Track 16: Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

This track highlights the latest advances in aesthetic and reconstructive facial plastic surgery within the ENT discipline. It covers rhinoplasty, otoplasty, blepharoplasty, facial trauma reconstruction, and post-oncologic facial repairs. Special emphasis will be given to innovations in surgical techniques, facial implants, cartilage grafting, and scar-minimization strategies.Participants will explore how technology such as 3D facial imaging and computer-assisted surgery is revolutionizing outcomes. This session is ideal for ENT surgeons and plastic surgeons focused on restoring form and function to the facial region.

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Track 17: Audiology and Hearing Science

This track delves into the science of hearing and the role of audiologists in modern ENT care. Topics include auditory processing disorders, hearing evaluation techniques, tinnitus research, age-related hearing loss (presbycusis), and tele-audiology.The session will also explore how big data, digital audiometry, and AI are transforming hearing assessments. It serves as a valuable forum for audiologists, hearing scientists, and ENT professionals to stay current with evidence-based audiologic practices.

Track 18: Medical Education and ENT Training

This educational track addresses new methodologies in ENT education and residency training. It explores simulation-based learning, competency-based assessments, tele-mentoring, and global ENT training standards. The aim is to empower future ENT professionals with the tools needed for modern clinical practice.Attendees will also discuss cross-institutional collaborations and innovations in online and hybrid learning. Ideal for ENT educators, program directors, and training coordinators.

Track 19: Geriatric Otolaryngology

As populations age globally, geriatric ENT care becomes increasingly vital. This track focuses on age-related ENT disorders such as presbycusis, dysphagia, chronic rhinosinusitis, vestibular decline, and head and neck cancers common in older adults.Sessions will highlight treatment considerations, polypharmacy challenges, and rehabilitation strategies tailored for elderly patients. Geriatricians, ENT surgeons, and allied health professionals will benefit from this focused content.

Track 20: Emergency ENT and Trauma Management

ENT emergencies require prompt diagnosis and intervention. This track covers airway obstruction, epistaxis, facial trauma, foreign body removal, and sudden hearing loss. It also includes the use of point-of-care tools and tele-emergency ENT services.Practical workshops will guide clinicians in managing acute ENT crises efficiently. Emergency physicians, trauma specialists, and otolaryngologists will find this session essential for clinical readiness.

Market Analysis

With the increasing prevalence of ear, nose, and throat (ENT) disorders—especially in the geriatric population—the demand for ENT diagnostic and therapeutic solutions is projected to rise significantly. The ENT device industry is experiencing rapid growth, driven by the advancement of minimally invasive technologies, sophisticated healthcare infrastructure, and heightened awareness among healthcare providers and patients.

The 5th International Conference on ENT Diagnostics and Therapeutics, scheduled for March 09-10, 2026, in Dubai, UAE, aims to spotlight this transformation under the theme: "Revolutionizing ENT Care Through Precision Diagnostics, Personalized Therapies and Surgical Excellence."Favorable government initiatives and the expansion of healthcare access in developing regions are further contributing to the global expansion of ENT technologies. Extensive R&D focused on innovation—such as smart hearing aids, minimally invasive sinus devices, and AI-powered diagnostics—continues to elevate the global ENT devices market. According to industry reports, the ENT devices market was valued at €12.37 billion in 2015 and is expected to reach €21.36 billion by 2024, with a CAGR of 8.1%.Additionally, the increasing geriatric population, as forecasted by the World Health Organization (WHO) to exceed 16% globally by 2050, is a key driver of the industry. Conditions like age-related hearing loss and chronic sinusitis are pushing the demand for innovations such as radiofrequency instruments, cochlear implants, and endoscopic systems.

North America currently leads the market due to rising hospital cost-reduction efforts and the shift toward outpatient ENT procedures. Europe, particularly the UK, Germany, and France, also commands a significant share of the market owing to advanced patient care systems and a high adoption rate of hearing aid technologies. Meanwhile, Asia Pacific is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.5% through 2025, fueled by the increasing prevalence of ENT disorders, a growing elderly population, and improved distribution networks.A notable example of innovation includes the Propel Mometasone Furoate Implant—a bio-absorbable steroid device used to treat chronic sinusitis that gradually dissolves while delivering targeted therapy. This and similar devices are transforming ENT care by offering better patient outcomes, shorter recovery times, and lower complication risks.

ENT diagnostics and therapeutic devices such as endoscopes, hearing implants, balloon dilation systems, and voice prostheses are redefining patient experiences across the globe. With minimally invasive surgeries gaining momentum due to benefits like minimal scarring and faster recovery, the global ENT device market is expected to maintain its upward trajectory.

Importance and Scope

Otorhinolaryngology is a vital medical specialty focused on diagnosing and managing disorders related to the ears, nose, throat, head, and neck. With the emergence of technologies like laser therapy, radiofrequency ablation, and AI-enabled diagnostic tools, ENT care is becoming more precise and less invasive.

The importance of ENT care increases with age due to declining immunity and heightened susceptibility to infections and hearing disorders. Additionally, technological advancements like real-time imaging, wireless hearing devices, and robot-assisted surgeries are elevating the standards of patient care worldwide.The 5th International Conference on ENT Diagnostics and Therapeutics will provide a global platform for knowledge exchange, industry-academic collaboration, and showcasing innovations that are redefining ENT healthcare.

Target Audience

• ENT Specialists and Otolaryngologists
• Audiologists and Speech Therapists
• Biomedical Engineers and Technologists
• Drug & Medical Device Manufacturers
• Otorhinolaryngology Societies
• Healthcare Professionals and Researchers
• Students and Academic Delegates
• Young Investigators and Scholars
• Medical Entrepreneurs
• Physicians and General Practitioners

This conference offers a unique opportunity to network with global experts and learn about the latest trends shaping ENT diagnostics and therapeutics. Join us in Dubai to be a part of this revolutionary journey in ENT healthcare!

CME & CPD Credits

CME Credits:

Continuing Medical Education (CME) is a vital component for medical professionals to maintain clinical competency and remain informed about advancements in their field. The 5th International Conference on ENT Diagnostics and Therapeutics, taking place on March 09–10, 2026, in Dubai, UAE, will offer accredited CME credits to all eligible attendees.

Our CME-accredited sessions will provide physicians, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals the opportunity to enhance their skills and stay updated with the latest technologies, treatment protocols, and surgical innovations in the ENT field. CME credits are certified by globally recognized bodies and support ongoing medical licensure and professional development. Speaking or presenting at this CME-accredited event will also offer a platform for clinical experts to share insights, expand their professional network, and gain recognition in their specialties.

CE Credits:

Continuing Education (CE) credits are essential for professionals to maintain their certifications and licensure in medical and allied healthcare fields. At ENT-2026, attendees will have the opportunity to earn CE credits through interactive sessions, hands-on workshops, and expert-led symposia.

CE credits are particularly beneficial for audiologists, speech-language pathologists, nurses, and biomedical technologists seeking to update their knowledge base, improve patient outcomes, and enhance career opportunities. CE-accredited participation fosters ongoing learning, professional relevance, and is highly valued by employers and licensing bodies alike.

CPD Credits:

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) represents a lifelong commitment by professionals to improve their knowledge, skills, and performance in their chosen field. ENT-2026 is accredited with CPD credits, which are recognized internationally and align with high educational standards.

CPD credits can be earned through a variety of conference activities such as oral presentations, research exhibitions, workshops, panel discussions, and knowledge-sharing forums. Participation helps delegates stay competent, boost confidence, meet career goals, and demonstrate ongoing professional integrity. For researchers, academics, and clinicians, CPD accreditation at ENT-2026 provides both personal growth and institutional value.

Past Conference Report

The 5th International Conference on ENT Diagnostics and Therapeutics, held on March 09–10, 2026, in Dubai, UAE, with the theme “Revolutionizing ENT Care Through Precision Diagnostics, Personalized Therapies and Surgical Excellence,” proved to be a significant milestone for the global ENT community. The hybrid format enabled robust participation both in person and virtually, attracting over 150 delegates from 25+ countries, including ENT specialists, researchers, audiologists, biomedical engineers, and healthcare innovators. For online attendees, the conference offered real-time streaming of keynotes, interactive Q&A sessions, on-demand access to recordings, and virtual networking rooms, making cutting-edge knowledge and engagement accessible beyond geographical boundaries.

Both virtual and in-person participants gained exposure to the latest research and clinical practices across ENT subspecialties, including minimally invasive surgeries, cochlear implantation, pediatric airway care, allergy immunotherapy, and AI-assisted diagnostic platforms. The program featured over 10 scientific tracks, 3 workshops, and sessions led by world-class experts such as Dr. Ahmed Al-Shehri (AI in ENT Imaging), Prof. Linda Hsu (Robotic Skull Base Surgery), and Dr. Emily Farrow (Biologics in Sinusitis). Discussions also explored emerging technologies and market shifts, equipping clinicians and stakeholders with actionable insights to drive innovation in their practices and institutions.

The conference made a substantial impact on both professional development and market awareness. Participants reported enhanced clinical confidence, new collaborative opportunities, and improved patient care approaches. On a broader scale, the event contributed to shaping current healthcare trends by highlighting evidence-based solutions, encouraging investment in ENT technologies, and promoting integrated care models. The insights shared helped inform industry leaders and decision-makers about where the future of ENT diagnostics and therapeutics is heading—particularly in areas like tele-otolaryngology, wearable hearing technologies, and precision surgery.

The organizing committee extends sincere gratitude to all speakers, partners, and attendees for contributing to this successful knowledge-sharing platform. The conference not only inspired the next generation of ENT advancements but also fostered a global network of professionals committed to improving outcomes in otolaryngology. We look forward to building on this momentum at the 6th International Conference on ENT Diagnostics and Therapeutics in 2027.