The 128th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of
Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery

Abstract Submission

Submission Dates and Deadline(Tentative)

October 16 to December 10 (noon), 2026 (Japan Standard Time, UTC+9)

Abstract and Travel Support Submission Guidelines

These guidelines are limited to non-Japanese otorhinolaryngologists/researchers living outside of Japan who would like to submit abstracts.
Non-Japanese otorhinolaryngologists/researchers residing in Japan or who belong to a Japanese institution should submit their abstract on the Japanese site.

Current members of the Japanese Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery should also submit their abstract on the Japanese site.

An individual may be the First (submitting) Author of only 1 abstract.
The Presenting Author must be the First (submitting) Author with his or her name appearing first on the abstract.

Style of Presentation

  • Oral Presentation Only
  • Poster only
  • Oral Presentatio or Poster
  • If you wish to apply for Travel Support, you must select “Oral Presentation Only” as your preferred presentation format. Please note that eligibility for Travel Support is limited to abstracts accepted for Oral Presentation.

Please note the final decision including presentation date & time will be made by the President and Program Committee.

Preparing Your Abstract Submission

First and Co-authors 20 authors or less
Affiliation/ Institutions 10 affiliations/institutions or less
Abstract Title 100 characters including spaces
Abstract Body 1,200 characters (approx. 200 words) including spaces
Total Number of Characters
*Including Authors, Affiliations, Abstract Title and Abstract Body
2,000 characters including spaces
  • Images (tables, graphs, figures, etc.) may not be included in the abstract.

Abstract Topics

Category 1: Specialized field

01 Audiology 08 Stomato-pharyngology
02 Equilibrium Research 09 Infectious Diseases
03 Otology 10 Facial Nerve Research
04 Rhinology 11 Swallowing and Dysphagia
05 Head and Neck Cancer 12 Pediatric
06 Pharynx and Broncho-esophagology 13 Immunology Allergology and Infection
07 Logopedics and Phoniatrics 14 Other

Category 2: Body part

01 Central 11 Pharyngology
02 Skull Base 12 Laryngology
03 Temporal Bone 13 Salivary Gland
04 External Ear 14 Thyroid Gland
05 Middle Ear 15 Neck
06 Inner Ear 16 Head and Neck
07 Auditory Tube, Eustachian Tube 17 Trachea
08 Facial Nerve 18 Esophagus
09 Paranasal Sinus 19 Mediastinum
10 Oral 20 Other

Category 3: Classification

01 Case Report 06 Bacic Medical Science
02 Clinical Statistics 07 Technology
03 Treatment (Operation)/Results 08 Education
04 Clinical Medicine (Other) 09 Management/Support
05 Imaging 10 Other

Conflict of Interest (COI)

All presenters at the 128th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery must disclose and report on any conflict of interest, or, alternatively, to state that they have no conflict of interest. Once your presentation is accepted, the category of conflict of interest is listed below and company names must be noted for disclosure in the slide or poster used in the presentation.

1. Reporting Conflict of Interest at your presentation.

Report on any potential conflict of interest with companies and yourself, your spouse or first degree of kinship regardless of whether it's concerned with the content of your presentation. In particular, the following cases should be noted and avoided.

  • a. In the case the author is a board of director, an advisor or an employee of a company or a commercial institution.
  • b. In the case when the author has made profit from stocks and stockholding.
  • c. In the case when the author receives patent royalty from a company or a commercial institution.
  • d. In the case when the author receives lecture fees, research fees from a company or a commercial institution.
  • e. In the case when the author receives honorarium for manuscript fee on brochures from a company or a commercial institution.
  • f. In the case when the author receives research funding or grant from a company or commercial institution.
  • g. In the case when the author receives donations from a company or commercial institution.
  • h. In the case when the author receives researchers support from a company or commercial institution.
  • i. In the case when the endowed chair is sponsored by a company or commercial institution.
  • j. In the case when the author receives other remuneration besides research such as travel expenses, gifts etc...

2. Disclosures in the abstract and slide

Abstract: Conflict of Interest (COI) will not be posted in the abstract book.
Slide and Poster: The first authors are requested to describe COI on their slide or at the bottom of the poster presentations. If the author does not have any conflict of interest to disclose, there will be a statement to the effect, "I have no actual or potential conflict of interest in relation to this presentation." on the sample slides. Please refer to the following link for sample slides and details of COI disclosures.

Travel Support for Oversea Young Attendee

Travel support will be available for First (submitting, presenting) Authors who have an accepted abstract for the 128th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. The program committee will review the applicants and select up to 50 excellent abstracts.

1. Outline of Support application

Age Qualification must be under 40-years-old as of April 1st, 2027
Participation Fee Waived
Accommodation Accommodation expenses for up to four nights at a designated hotel between May 25 and 29.

2. Travel support application procedure

Please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Submit your abstract first from “ABSTRACT SUBMISION” at the end of this page.

Step 2: In the submission form, choose “Yes, I apply for a Travel support”

  • If you wish to apply for Travel Support, you must select “Oral Presentation Only” as your preferred presentation format. Please note that eligibility for Travel Support is limited to abstracts accepted for Oral Presentation.

Step 3: Enter your birthdate.

Step 4: Upload a scanned copy of your passport.

How to Apply

  • Please submit your abstract from the “ABSTRACT SUBMISSION” button at the bottom of this page.
  • You may change or revise your abstract up until the registration deadline.
  • The content of the abstract and their description are equally evaluated by peer review, and revisions are not allowed after the registration deadline.

Notification of Receipt of Abstracts

Notification of registration confirmation will be sent to the registered e-mail address. If you do not receive a notification at the registered e-mail address within 1-2 days, please inform the Conference Secretariat.