New This Year: Mini-Symposia
Mini-Symposia are two-hour sessions focused on a specific topic within pediatric otolaryngology. Each session will feature 15-minute keynote presentation, a 30 minute panel discussion, and additional presentations in a variety of formats. For example, an Otology Mini-Symposium may include presentations on genetic testing, gene therapy, and abstracts addressing the evaluation and management of hearing loss. Mini-symposia content will be developed based on submissions received.
Submission Types Defined:
Abstract: Original research or scientific work presenting new findings relevant to pediatric otolaryngology. Accepted abstracts may be selected for oral presentation (6 min), quick shot (3 min), or poster presentation.
Panel: An expert-led educational session that explores a focused topic through multiple perspectives, discussion, and practical insights relevant to pediatric otolaryngology.
Mini-Symposia Featured Talk: A 15-minute introductory talk highlighting an innovative or emerging topic in pediatric otolaryngology, such as gene therapy or hypoglossal nerve stimulation.