NEWS & EVENTS

9th World Congress on Cochlear Implants in Emerging Nations

This congress gathers leading experts, researchers, and practitioners from around the globe to share insights and advancements in cochlear implant technology, addressing the pressing challenges of hearing health in developing regions.

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Peggy Kan Pui-kei - 15-Year Award

Since joining CUHK in 2007, Peggy Kan Pui-kei has often felt as though she were living in a world of dreams, “rather like the story of Alice in Wonderland”. When she first arrived, she was a young woman who had just started working and felt uncertain about what lay ahead. With the encouragement of her team, she overcame one challenge after another, eventually growing into both a Clinical Coordinator and a Speech Therapy Specialist.

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Rhinology Research

Rhinology research at CUHK spans a wide range of areas, including allergic and non allergic rhinitis, sinusitis and nasal polyps, collaborative microbiology and cytokine studies, development and evaluation of surgical instruments, investigations into benign nasal pathologies, and research related to nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC). These efforts contribute to improved diagnosis, management, and patient outcomes.

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Open Lecture by Professor Mario Sanna: Management of Head and Neck Paraganglioma

Professor Mario Sanna, Professor of Audiology and Otolaryngology at the University of Sassari, University of Parma and University of Chieti. Founder and Director of the Gruppo Otologico, a world-recognised centre for Otology, Auditory Implantology and Skull Base Surgery and an internationally recognised reference point in his field.

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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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ENT Department

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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