2025 Symposium

23rd International Symposium 2025

23rd International Symposium on Recent Advances in Otitis Media
Symposium Hotel Information
  • Event Summary: ISOM
  • Start Date: Sunday, June 15, 2025
  • End Date: Wednesday, June 18, 2025
  • Hotel(s) offering your special group rate:

  • Sheraton Philadelphia University City Hotel for 215.00 USD per night - Last Day to Book : Thursday, May 15, 2025

  • Book your group rate for ISOM

 

2025 Registration Information

Member Early

$479

Member Late

$579

Member On-Site

$629

Attendee Early

$679

Attendee Late

$749

Attendee On-Site

$799

Trainee Early

$299

Trainee Late

$399

Trainee On-Site

$449

Banquet Ticket

$140 (Attendee) $50 (Trainee)

Early - before April 15th

Late - After April 15th to June 15th

(On-site only after June 15th)

Register Now
Please contact Kavita Dedhia, dedhiak@chop.edu or Ken Kazahaya, KAZAHAYA@chop.edu  with any questions or issues with registration. 

 

Abstract Submission 

Abstracts are now closed for oral presentations and posters for the 2025 Symposium on Recent Advances in Otitis Media. Trainees submitting abstracts are also eligible to apply for travel awards to support the cost of travel to present at the meeting. Abstract submissions will no longer be accepted after March 12, 2025 at 11:59 PM Eastern time zone. For any questions, please contact Kavita Dedhia at dedhiak@chop.edu.

Abstract Submissions Are Now Closed 

Other Program Details

Surgeon's Program
 This year's International Society of Otitis Media (ISOM) meeting will include the option of a surgical skills lab focused on Eustachian tube dilation and various in-office ear tube placement devices. This supplementary program will take place on the second day of the ISOM meeting (Tuesday, June 17th). During general registration, please indicate your interest in the Surgeon's program to receive additional information on this event.

 

ISOM Banquet - Tuesday evening June 17, 2025
 Banquet tickets - Attendees $140 per person; Trainees - $50 per person

 

College of Physicians of Philadelphia - https://collegeofphysicians.org/ -- 19 S 22nd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103.  215.563.3737

The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, founded in 1787, is one of the oldest professional medical organizations in the country.

Twenty-four physicians of 18th-century Philadelphia gathered "to advance the science of medicine and to thereby lessen human misery."  Today, nearly 1,500 Fellows (elected members) continue to convene at the College and work toward better serving the public.

Throughout its history, the College has provided a place for medical professionals and the general public to learn about medicine as both a science and as an art.

This historic spirit continues in our current mission: advancing the cause of health while upholding the ideals and heritage of medicine.

The College of Physicians of Philadelphia is also the home of the Mutter Museum - https://muttermuseum.org

America's finest museum of medical history, the Mutter Museum displays its beautifully preserved collections of anatomical specimens, models, and medical instruments in a 19th-century "cabinet museum" setting. The museum helps the public understand the mysteries and beauty of the human body and to appreciate the history of diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Today, the Museum enjoys a steadily rising reputation with annual attendance exceeding 130,000 visitors. Enjoying international popularity, the Museum has been featured on countless TV programs and specials and is the subject of two best-selling books.

The Mutter Museum of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia began as a donation from American surgeon Thomas Dent Mutter, MD (1811-1859), who was determined to improve and reform medical education. Dr. Mutter stipulated that by accepting his donation of 1,700 objects and $30,000, the College must hire a curator, maintain, and expand the collection, fund annual lectures, and erect a fireproof building to house the collection.

The first building to house the Museum was completed in 1863 and was located on Locust and 13th Streets. When The College of Physicians built its current home at 19 South 22nd Street in 1909, the Museum relocated with its original cases.

Since Dr. Mutter's donation, the Museum collection has grown to include more than 25,000 objects.

The College has held true to its promise to Dr. Mutter since he donated his collection in 1859. Today the Museum enjoys steadily rising international popularity and has been featured in a film by the Quay Brothers, a documentary on the Discovery Channel, and two best-selling books.