Arab Board ENT Final Clinical & Oral case studies

The Arab Board of Otorhinolaryngology final examination is the summative assessment that concludes specialty training in ENT under the Council of Arab Health Specialties. It is intended for trainees who have completed accredited residency training and who now need to demonstrate, in front of examiners, that they can practise independently. The examination is practical rather than written: candidates rotate through clinical encounters with real patients, structured viva and OSCE stations, and case discussions that probe judgment as much as recall. Content spans the full specialty, from otology and neuro-otology through rhinology and skull base, head and neck oncology, laryngology, paediatric ENT, facial plastics, sleep and airway, allergy, and emergency and trauma management, with professionalism and basic science woven throughout. The Arab Board ENT Final Clinical & Oral case studies are 5 cases and about 2,779 words.