ENT Robotic Surgery Conference

The ENT Robotic Surgery Conference is an international event that explores the latest advances in Robotic Surgery in Otolaryngology. Organized by a world-class Research Group, this global event will unite doctors, PhD students, researchers, professors, and scientists to discuss new breakthroughs in robotic technologies within the field of otolaryngology. The Conference Series will feature comprehensive sessions covering Robotics in Head and Neck Cancer Surgery, Robotic Surgery for Sinus and Nasal Disorders, and Future Directions and Innovations in Robotic ENT Surgery. 

Throughout the three-day conference, attendees will be presented with chance to engage in theme Presentations, Oral Presentations, and Poster Presentations, as well as E-Posters. All these discussions will be guided by experts, from key members of the scientific committee to ensure the highest standard of academic exchange. The Tentative Program includes in-depth sessions and research discussions, highlighting the latest advancements in robotic technologies and their application in ENT procedures. 

There will be opportunities for CME, CE & CPD credits so that this event will become a ‘must-attend’ for those professionals who would like to be updated about the current scenario in their field. The conference includes the young research forum where up-and-coming researchers can share their novel work and acquire much valuable feedback. Also, the conference will organize the Innovation Awards which will highlight outstanding contributions toward the robotic surgery in the field of otolaryngology. Abstract Submission and paper submission are now open, with a call for papers encouraging the submission of novel research. 

Exhibitors are welcomed to exhibit their technologies, which also has Sponsorship opportunity. For more details, including brochure download and information on dates for other events, please follow the link to the website of the conference. This is an event to be held as a world summit for the sharing of latest scientific knowledge and building collaboration in ENT Robotic Surgery.