<p>Ahmed Aytah is an Otorhinolaryngology resident with a strong academic and clinical interest in diseases of the ear, nose, and throat. His training has reinforced a particular focus on evidence-based practice, surgical anatomy, and the integration of clinical decision-making with current literature.</p> <p>Alongside his residency training, he is actively involved in medical research, with interests spanning clinical outcomes, surgical techniques, and quality improvement in ENT practice. He is driven by a commitment to advancing patient care through both meticulous clinical work and meaningful research contributions, aiming to play an active role in the continued development of the specialty.</p>