09-13, 08:00–09:00 (Europe/Istanbul), Laryngology 2
Moderator
Moderator
<p>My journey in otolaryngology began with rigorous medical training and specialization in one of Iran’s premier medical universities. My fellowship in laryngology has equipped me with a profound understanding of voice and airway disorders, allowing me to pioneer advanced therapeutic modalities within my clinical practice. As a faculty member, I am committed to educating the next generation of otolaryngologists while simultaneously engaging in research aimed at improving surgical techniques and patient quality of life. My contributions have positioned me as a leading expert in the management of complex laryngeal diseases in Iran and the broader Middle Eastern region.</p>
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<p>Philippe SCHULTZ, MD, PhD is Professor in Laryngology and Head & Neck Surgery at the University Medical center of Strasbourg (France). He is responsable for the department of Laryngology and Head & Neck Surgery. He is part of the development of an artificial larynx since 2000 in collaboration with the Inserm department 1121 Biomaterials-Bioingineering and under the supervision of Pr Debry (Head of the department of Otolaryngology).</p>
<p>He is now attached to the Unity Medical Research (UMR 7021 CNRS, Illkirch, France) whose research consists of “Translational oncology for solid tumors”</p>
<p>"I am an Otorhinolaryngology Specialist with a special interest in voice and swallowing disorders, vocology, and laryngology. I have experience in active patient management, functional assessment, and conservative–surgical treatment in public hospitals and multidisciplinary clinical settings. I work in accordance with patient safety, ethical approaches, and evidence-based medicine principles, adopting clinical practices compatible with international medical standards. I am proficient in English for both patient interaction and academic communication.</p>
<p>I am an ENT Specialist who integrates functional ENT, vocology, and medical aesthetic practices within a framework of patient safety and ethics, is capable of applying Lax-Vox voice therapy, and has experience working with professional voice users.</p>
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