09-10, 14:00–15:00 (Europe/Istanbul), Young IFOS 1 (ICC - B3 Floor - 3B/63)
- The Keys To Establishing A Successful Residency Program
- Ductal Anatomy
- Challenges In Managing Pediatric Voice Disorders
- Clinical Dilemmas In Diagnosing And Treating Voice Disorders
- Artificial Intelligence -Writing Scientific Articles: Practical And Ethical Features
- Stroboscopy: Mastering Advanced Imaging For Diagnosis
Dr Mursalin M. Anis is an Associate Professor of Otolaryngology at University of Miami. He is the Director of Resident Research in Otolaryngology. He completed his Otolaryngology training at Temple University Hospitals in Philadelphia and his fellowship training in Laryngeal Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital under Dr Steven Zeitels. He obtained his MD and PhD in Immunology at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmet Mutlu is an Associate Professor of Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) based in Istanbul, Türkiye. He currently practices at Memorial Göztepe Hospital, providing comprehensive medical and surgical care in otorhinolaryngology.
He completed his Master’s degree in Audiology, which has contributed to his multidisciplinary approach to otologic and neurotologic disorders. His clinical and academic interests include otology, rhinology, endoscopic surgery, sleep-related breathing disorders, and advanced ENT surgery.
Dr. Mutlu is actively involved in clinical research and has authored and co-authored scientific publications in various fields of otorhinolaryngology. He regularly participates in national and international scientific meetings as a speaker and contributes to continuing medical education in ENT.
Dr. Aurora Tam Ka Yue is a young ENT specialist at Prince of Wales Hospital and clinical honorary lecturer at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, with a special interest in laryngology and office‑based laryngeal surgery. Her clinical and research work focuses on recurrent respiratory papillomatosis and awake transnasal laser‑assisted surgery for benign laryngeal lesions, building on randomized controlled trial experience and international presentations in these areas. She actively collaborates with speech therapists, pathologists, and microbiology laboratories on ongoing RRP and voice‑related projects, integrating multidisciplinary care and translational research into her clinical practice and research portfolio.