NEWS & EVENTS
CUHK Advanced Frontal Sinus Surgery Course & Olfactory Workshop
The CUHK Advanced Frontal Sinus Surgery Course & Olfactory Workshop held on 24-26 July 2025 at Hong Kong has concluded successfully. The feedback from participants has been positive.
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on.cc: 骾骨點急救？
(Chinese only) 骾骨係咪大啖吞飯或者飲醋可以急救？ > 大啖吞飯有機會令魚骨/骨頭越插越深，甚至刺穿喉嚨和食道！ > 醋唔能夠溶解骨頭，相反仲有可能刺激喉部傷口，令痛楚加劇！ 醫生建議：如果未能咳出異物，痛楚感覺持續，應盡快求診。
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Tour of CU Medicine: Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery
The Department was formally established in 2007, evolving from its earlier role within the Department of Surgery since 1985 and is the only academic department in the field in Hong Kong. It covers a broad range of diseases and conditions affecting the ears, nose, throat, and head and neck. The Department is divided into eight specialised divisions － Otology & Neurotology, Rhinology, Speech Therapy, Laryngology, Audiology, Head & Neck Surgery, Facial Plastic Surgery, and Paediatric ENT. These divisions excel in both clinical care, research and teaching, making it a leading institution in its field.
READ MOREHK01: 中大耳鼻咽喉頭頸外科學系教授推動社會創新 貼地科研惠澤社群
(Chinese only) 不少人認為香港的學術研究「離地」，無法在本地社會發酵。事實上，香港中文大學一直努力實現大學和社會間的知識轉移，而耳鼻咽喉–頭頸外科學系的教授們更身體力行，積極將科研成果轉化為創新方案與社企，在「知識轉移項目基金」（KPF）的支持下，為廣大患者帶來福祉。
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CUHK ENT Academic Group
You are cordially invited to join our Facebook group for training and event information.
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On 1 August 2007, The Chinese University of Hong Kong formally constituted an independent Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery under the Faculty of Medicine. This further strengthens its current leading position as a provider of medical and surgical treatment of the ear, nose, throat (ENT) and head and neck surgery, as well as clinical aspects of communicative disorders and training and research opportunities relevant to all these concerns.
The evolution into an independent academic department builds on the very significant achievements since 1985 of the dedicated clinicians, teachers and researchers who have served the Division of Otorhinolaryngology within the University's Department of Surgery. This transition places us firmly in line with the international and Mainland China classification of ENT as an independent medical specialty and an established academic discipline.
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