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. In addition to clinical scenarios, this session will highlight recent advancements in emergency ENT protocols, including algorithm-based decision-making and simulation-based training methods. Attendees will gain hands-on experience in managing complex airway challenges and stabilizing ENT trauma cases. Topics such as rapid sequence intubation, management of penetrating neck injuries, and the use of video laryngoscopy will be explored. The session will also address legal and ethical aspects of emergency care, especially in cases involving pediatric and geriatric populations. Emphasis will be placed on interdisciplinary teamwork, with case-based discussions encouraging collaboration among ENT surgeons, anesthesiologists, and ER staff. This comprehensive approach ensures participants leave with practical skills and updated knowledge to improve outcomes in real-world emergency settings.