Clinical questions become published research
Education and research are among the clearest signs that Istanbul Voice Center is not simply a private clinic. Clinical work generates questions; research answers them and feeds back into practice; teaching passes both on to the next clinician.
Teaching the next clinician
Research rooted in clinic
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Research Areas
Sulcus vocalis, office-based laryngology, laryngeal dystonia and artificial intelligence.
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Publications
Peer-reviewed work, with links to PubMed and DOI.
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Current Projects
Where each line of work currently stands.
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Research Collaboration
Multicentre studies, datasets and external validation.
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Academic activities
The director serves on the board of the European Laryngological Society and directs its Media Committee, is involved in the work of the European Examination Board in Laryngology, and takes part in CEORL-HNS and IFOS activity. He teaches laryngeal reinnervation as a faculty member of the Rouen Laryngeal Reinnervation Course.
Research and teaching, open to colleagues
Observerships, collaboration and the monthly Brief are the three ways most clinicians connect with the institute.