Department of Otolaryngology Research

Emory Otolaryngology's faculty researchers are committed to advancing patient care technologies and treatment through insightful and progressive research.

The two primary, otolaryngology-focused research programs at Emory are the Emory Research Group in Otolaryngology (ERGO) and the Emory Innovation Group in Otolaryngology (EIGO).

Emory Research Group in Otolaryngology

The Emory Research Group in Otolaryngology (ERGO) is working to promote innovative, practice-changing research in the field of otolaryngology by faculty, residents, medical students, and staff at Emory University.

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Emory Otolaryngology basic science research.

Emory Innovation Group in Otolaryngology

The Emory Innovation Group in Otolaryngology (EIGO) strives to promote and cultivate innovative healthcare solutions for unmet clinical needs in the field of otolaryngology, while moving the Emory Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery to the forefront of innovation, education, and development in the field.

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Emory Otolaryngology faculty and staff developing simulation training devices.