Who we are
IANOS was born from the vision of a group of pioneers including Otolaryngologists and Neurologists focused on the connection between the brain and peripheral organs.
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We aim to become a reference point to raise awareness within the medical and scientific landscape regarding how neurology and otolaryngology must be approached as interconnected branches.
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Our main goal is to reunite what has been separated—for obvious needs of medical progress—and to consider the integration (bridge) between the periphery and the center to improve patient diagnosis and care. We bridge the gap between these fields.
Founders
• Professor Arianna Di Stadio - Neuro-Otolaryngologist - Link University of Rome
• Professor Carlo Caltagirone - Neurologist - Scientific Director IRCCS Santa Lucia of Rome
• Professor Marco De Vincentiis - Otolaryngologist - La Sapienza University of Rome
• Dr. Beatrice Viti - Neurologist - San Marino Hospital
• Professor Giampiero Neri - Otolaryngologist - University of Chieti
• Dr. Marta Altieri - Neurologist - La Sapienza University of Rome
• Professor Massimo Ralli - Otolaryngologist - Unicamillus Rome
• Dr. Luca D'Ascanio - Otolaryngologist - AORMN
• Professor Claudia Celletti - Physiatrist - Link University of Rome
• Professor Diego Kaski - Neurologist and Neurotologist - UCL Queen Square, London, UK
• Dr. Nehzat Kooki - Audiologist and Researcher - UCL Queen Square Neurology, London, UK
• Professor Michael Brenner - Otolaryngologist - Michigan University, USA
• Dr. Marcello Cherchi - Neurologist and Neurotologist - Chicago Med Hospital, Chicago, USA
• Professor Elliot Frohman - Neurologist, Neuro-ophthalmologist and Neuro-immunologist - Stanford University, Palo Alto, USA
• Professor Evanthia Bernitsas - Neurologist - Creighton University, Omaha, USA
• Professor Biannca Weinstock-Guttman - Neurologist - University of Buffalo, Buffalo, USA