The British Laryngological Association will hold its flagship 'Cutting Edge Laryngology' meeting in September at the Royal Society of Medicine, according to a June 26 conversation between editor Declan Costello and BLA president Nick Gibbins.
Gibbins said the programme, organized by Chadwan Al-Yaghchi, Tori Burnay, and Justin Roe, includes a wide range of topics such as robotics in laryngology, augmentation injection materials, dysplasia, thyroplasty and more. The event will feature an international roster of speakers including Markus Hess from Germany, Peak Woo from the United States, Anthony Rotman from Australia, Teemu Kinnari from Finland, Karuna Dewan from the United States, Nikki Johnston from the United States, and Kiminori Sato from Japan.
Gibbins also said that the British Laryngological Association continues to grow with a particular focus on strengthening international links. He noted that in December a delegation of BLA speakers will travel to Mumbai, India, to participate in the 20th Workshop on Phonosurgery led by Nupur Nerurkar.
The association's efforts aim to broaden engagement with global experts while maintaining its commitment to professional development within laryngology.
