Aims and Scope

Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-ENT Research is a peer reviewed, published, online hosted research material that admits reliable and comprehensive discovery of medical fraternity concerning Otolaryngology.

This journal discloses information on various subtopics of head and neck related to Audiology, Endoscopic Surgery, ENT, Head and Neck Surgery, Laryngeal Cancer, Throat Cancer, Nasal Disorders, Nose Injuries and Disorders, Oral and Neck Oncology, Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, Sinus Disorders, Skull Base Surgery, Sleep Apnea Disorders, Swallowing Disorders, Throat Disorders, Thyroid Cancer, Thyroidectomy and etc., providing a path forward for authors, students, teachers and researches contribution.

We encourage authors to foster key discoveries in the form of articles, case studies, research papers, journals, manuscripts etc., in-line with Otolaryngology. The submissions should include the management of various surgical and medical conditions of head and neck.

We use double blinded peer reviewed process for all submissions and produce high quality discovery material for publish. The peer review is taken care of by the editorial team enforcing a transparent reviewing process for the eminent external reviewers followed by approval and acceptance of external and internal reviewers (editorial board) for publishing. This process is meant to cover innovations in the field of medical sciences.

Published journals are online hosted, responsive on gadgets and accessible across the globe. The accessible information can be downloaded, viewed and read based on the copyrights obtained by the publication and author without any limitation. But the published material cannot be distributed, in compliance with Creative Common Attribution License without written consent from the publication and author.

We encourage readers/viewers to share their valuable suggestion and feedback in line with the published material that fits with the scope of a journal for further enhancement of key discoveries in the scientific community.