09-10, 16:30–17:30 (Europe/Istanbul), Phoniatrics 2
I am an otolaryngologist actively engaged in both clinical practice and academic research in the field of Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) diseases. My work spans multiple areas of otolaryngology, with a particular focus on laryngology and voice disorders.
My academic interests center on the evaluation and management of laryngeal pathologies and voice disorders across different age groups. I am especially interested in integrating evidence-based approaches into daily clinical practice. In addition, I have contributed to research on laryngeal imaging, voice assessment methodologies, and the clinical application of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, in ENT.
I regularly participate in national and international scientific meetings, contributing to academic exchange and fostering collaborative advancements within the otolaryngology community.
I am Dr. Ramil Hashimli, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof., an otorhinolaryngologist, phoniatrician and academic physician with over 25 years of clinical experience. My professional focus lies in voice disorders, phoniatrics, and outcomes-oriented clinical research, with particular interest in bridging clinical practice and data science.
I am the founder and developer of APDVoice, an AI-oriented structured data and analytics platform designed to transform routine ENT–phoniatric documentation into standardized, real-world evidence suitable for multi-center research and future artificial intelligence applications.
In addition to clinical practice, I am actively involved in undergraduate and postgraduate medical education and international scientific collaboration. My current work centers on digital transformation in voice care, structured clinical datasets, and the development of AI-ready infrastructure for precision phoniatrics.
- Management of Rheumatological manifestations in Larynx
- Understanding Larynx
- Rehabilitation of voice and breathing functions in patients with bilateral paresis and paralysis of the larynx
- From Free Text to Real-World Evidence: Standardizing Voice-Care Data in ENT Clinics (APDVoice)
- Physiological features and phoniatrics aspects of the voice of Uzbek makoma tradition and Turkish folk artists, problems and solutions
- Laryngeal Biomechanics in Mugham Singing: Endoscopic Insights and Clinical Implications
<u>Education</u>
2004 – MD, Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine
2010 – Specialist in Otorhinolaryngology, Istanbul Training and Research Hospital
2020 – Associate Professor of Otorhinolaryngology
<u>Professional Experience</u>
Dr. Sünter has worked at several tertiary and state hospitals, including Istanbul Training and Research Hospital, Taksim Training and Research Hospital, Mardin State Hospital, and Arnavutköy State Hospital.
Since 2021, he has been practicing at his private clinic in Istanbul.
<u>Academic and Professional Appointments</u>
Executive Board Member, Turkish Phoniatrics Association
Secretary General, Istanbul ENT Specialists Association
<u>Areas of Special Interest</u>
Voice Disorders
Phonosurgery