Diagnosis and Management in Otolaryngology 2024

Dear Colleagues,

Recently, the field of otolaryngology has expanded rapidly. For example, olfactory and gustatory dysfunction has gained considerable attention in the era of COVID-19 outbreak. Biologics have been introduced to treat type 2 chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps. The diagnosis and management of Eustachian tube dysfunction have also been widely investigated. Robotic surgery has become a new tool used to treat head and neck disorders. Despite the rapid progress of medicine, some disorders remain complex and have a significant impact on the global economy in the modern era. Therefore, the early detection and proper management of ear, nose, and throat disorders deserve further attention. Advances in timely diagnosis and proper management would provide practical information about precise prognosis and likely responses to medical or surgical therapy and are therefore pivotal.

On account of the great advances in the molecular and pathophysiological mechanisms of ear, nose, and throat disorders, the relevance of developments for diagnosis and management has attracted a great deal of attention. This Special Issue will address current advances in the diagnosis and management of ear, nose, and throat disorders.

We welcome you to submit original research articles or comprehensive reviews related to all fields of otolaryngology to this Special Issue.

Dr. Rong-San Jiang
Guest Editor

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• ear
• diagnosis
• head and neck
• management
• nose
• otolaryngology
• throat