Abstract Submission
Abstract submissions for the 1st World Congress on Eustachian Tube Research and Interventions are open to original and innovative research in Eustachian Tube field.
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Abstract Submission Guidelines
Good knowledge of English is required to present your topic
Fill in the required fields that include name, current position, institution, country, email and phone number
Include the title of your lecture proposed)
Attach a summary of your lecture proposal (less than 250 words)
Attach an updated CV including the list of your publications, filed of expertise and previous presentations
Optional: Attach the presentation PowerPoint or PDF if already available
Who Should Submit?
The 1st World Congress on Eustachian Tube Research and Interventions invites submissions from a diverse group of professionals, including researchers, clinicians, and healthcare practitioners. Those involved in otolaryngology, audiology, and related fields, especially those focused on Eustachian tube disorders, should submit. This includes individuals working in clinical practice, academic research, and innovative treatment development, as well as those with novel perspectives on diagnostic methods and therapeutic approaches. Submissions are also encouraged from those exploring interdisciplinary approaches to Eustachian tube dysfunction and its broader impact on patient care.
