Abstracts will be accepted in the following fields:

• Diagnostic Sialendoscopy
• Endoscopic diagnostic methods in salivary gland pathologies
• Diagnostic approaches combined with imaging
• Sialolithiasis (Salivary Stone) Treatment
• Endoscopic stone removal
• Hybrid techniques (endoscopy + surgery)
• Success and complication rates
• Strictures (Stenosis) and Inflammatory Diseases
• Ductal strictures and endoscopic treatments
• Recurrent parotitis
• Sialendoscopy in autoimmune diseases (e.g. Sjögren’s)
• Pediatric Sialendoscopy
• Management of recurrent parotitis in childhood
• Pediatric salivary gland stones
• Combined and Multidisciplinary Approaches
• Procedures in collaboration with interventional radiology
• Overlap with oral and maxillofacial surgery
• Technical Advances and Innovations
• Novel instruments and technologies
• Training and learning curve
• Advances in minimally invasive surgery
• Complications and Their Management
• Complications following endoscopic procedures
• Prevention and treatment strategies
• Case Reports / Experience Sharing
• Rare and unusual cases
• Novel techniques and applications

During submission, authors must indicate their presentation preference (oral or printed poster) and specify which subspecialty field of ENT–HNS the work belongs to.
The Abstract Committee reserves the right to accept or reject an abstract, and if accepted, to decide on the final presentation format and subspecialty classification according to the content and the number of applications received.

Conditions for Acceptance

• The work must not have been previously presented at any national meeting.
• The work must not have been published in any national or international journal.
• Authors’ full names, academic titles, institutions, and cities must be clearly stated in the designated fields. These details must not appear in the abstract text.
• If the presenting author has left the institution where the work was completed, the institution name should be given as the one where the work was carried out, while the correspondence address should reflect the author’s current institution.
• Contact details (especially e-mail) must be up-to-date and regularly monitored, as all communication including acceptance letters will be conducted via this channel.
• The presenting author must be indicated at submission. As a general principle, oral or poster presentations should preferably be delivered by senior residents or young specialists (within 5 years of specialization) if they are the first authors. A senior expert and/or faculty member should also be present during the presentation or poster discussion session.

Abstract Format

Abstracts must be structured and contain the following sections:

For Research Abstracts:

• Objective
• Materials and Methods
• Results (numerical and/or statistical data)
• Conclusion(s)
• Keywords

For Case Reports:

• Objective
• Case description (complaints, history, clinical and laboratory findings)
• Treatment and prognosis
• Commentary (experience and recommendations)

Case reports must focus on rare and noteworthy cases and should aim to share experience and raise awareness. Abstracts not serving this purpose or not following the structured format will not be accepted.

• Ongoing studies without final results and abstracts missing the above-mentioned sections will not be evaluated.
• Tables or graphics must not be included in abstracts.