7^th World Congress on Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology

The 7^th World Congress on Otology, Rhinology and Laryngology (Otorhinolaryngology 2027) will take place on October 7–8, 2027, in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Under the theme “Ear, Nose and Throat: Discovery, Diagnosis and Development” the congress aims to provide a forum for scientific exchange, clinical discussion, and the presentation of research advances across otology, rhinology, laryngology, audiology, and head and neck surgery.

The congress will bring together clinicians, surgeons, researchers, academicians, and healthcare professionals to share scientific findings, discuss evolving diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, and explore developments shaping contemporary otorhinolaryngology. The programme will encompass clinical research, advances in surgical practice, emerging technologies, translational science, and interdisciplinary perspectives relevant to patient care.

Scientific and Professional Objectives:

Otorhinolaryngology 2027 aims to facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge and clinical experience, encourage dialogue between established specialists and emerging researchers, and explore evolving challenges and opportunities in ENT and related disciplines. The meeting will provide a forum for presenting research findings, discussing clinical perspectives, and identifying areas for future investigation and collaboration.

Participation and Academic Exchange:

Participation is welcomed from professionals and researchers across relevant clinical, academic, and scientific disciplines, including:

• Otorhinolaryngologists and ENT specialists
• Otologists, rhinologists, and laryngologists
• Audiologists and hearing science specialists
• Head and neck surgeons and surgical specialists
• Facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons
• Speech and language therapists and speech pathologists
• Dentists and oral healthcare professionals
• Radiologists and diagnostic imaging specialists
• Physicians and other healthcare professionals
• Biomedical scientists and clinical researchers
• Academicians, postgraduate researchers, and students