Structured ENT knowledge in one place
Questions, clinical cases, differential diagnosis, on-call sheets, calculators, and interactive tools supported by a site-wide search system.
Digital ENT education and clinical review
Why DalilENT?
DalilENT is a digital education and clinical review platform dedicated to Otorhinolaryngology—Ear, Nose and Throat. It is designed for physicians, residents, medical students, and clinicians who need structured, practical access to ENT knowledge.
The platform brings together more than 40,000 questions, clinical cases, differential diagnosis training, practical on-call sheets, medical calculators, and interactive tools in one environment built for both desktop and mobile use.
DalilENT does not aim to replace textbooks or medical guidelines. It helps clinicians retrieve information, test their understanding, retain key concepts, and return to them when needed.
40,000+ questions
Organized by chapter and topic
Clinically oriented content
On-call care, cases, and differential diagnosis
Two language pathways
Hybrid Arabic and dedicated English
Structured site-wide search
Across questions and medical sections
Why does ENT review need a different approach?
Medical knowledge is available in textbooks, guidelines, lectures, and clinical experience. The daily challenge is often retrieving the right point quickly, placing it in context, and retaining it in a form that can be recalled during clinical work.
ENT practice moves between foundational knowledge, emergencies, differential diagnoses, practical steps, and decisions influenced by small clinical details. DalilENT was built to place structured review, interactive training, and practical content in one environment—without presenting itself as a substitute for authoritative references or clinical judgment.
Three benefits built around clinical learning
Interactive learning with continuity
Session results, return to the last question, saved favourites, and focused review around a topic, title, or medical term.
Practical support close to clinical work
On-call sheets focused on important steps, management, treatment, and red flags, with rapid navigation to key sections.
What does DalilENT offer in practice?
A broad, structured question bank
More than 40,000 questions ranging from core knowledge to difficult and specialist-level topics, organized by chapter and subject.
Clinical cases and differential diagnosis
Dedicated content connecting clinical findings with diagnostic possibilities and structured medical reasoning.
Practical on-call sheets
Organized clinical priorities with in-page navigation to management, treatment, and red-flag sections.
Free medical calculators
Essential calculators that can support routine work during on-call duties, in hospital settings, or in clinic.
Interactive vertigo guide
A free tool that helps clinicians organize a general approach to common vertigo presentations without replacing individual assessment.
Comprehensive search
Search across questions and medical sections, with the ability to review material connected to a specific term or topic.
DalilENT, textbooks, and traditional question banks
| Area | Textbooks and references | Traditional question banks | DalilENT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary role | Deep, systematic reference study. | Practice and self-assessment. | Interactive review combined with practical clinical content. |
| Access | Chapter reading and reference search. | Navigation by question or category. | Unified search across questions, sections, and tools. |
| Clinical context | Detailed scientific coverage that varies by reference. | Often centered on the question-and-answer format. | Questions, explanations, cases, differential diagnosis, and on-call sheets. |
| Language | Depends on the source. | Depends on the available question bank. | Hybrid Arabic and a dedicated English experience. |
| Clinical responsibility | Official guidance, institutional protocols, direct assessment, and clinical judgment remain essential. | ||
This comparison describes different functions. DalilENT is intended to work alongside references and guidelines, not replace them.
Who is DalilENT designed for?
DalilENT may be particularly useful for:
- ENT residents.
- ENT specialists and consultants seeking structured review.
- Physicians rotating through ENT departments.
- Emergency physicians managing ENT-related presentations.
- Medical students during ENT teaching and clinical rotations.
The platform is not designed to:
- Diagnose an individual patient online.
- Issue a final treatment decision for a specific case.
- Replace official guidelines or local protocols.
- Replace direct clinical assessment or treating-physician judgment.
- Provide CME certification or professional accreditation at present.
Hybrid Arabic and dedicated English
The Arabic pathway uses clear Arabic explanations while retaining essential English medical terminology when it is more precise or more closely connected to international references and clinical practice.
DalilENT also provides a dedicated English experience, accessible through the language control in the top navigation. The goal is to give clinicians a learning environment suited to the language in which they read and think medically.
What is free, and what does a subscription unlock?
Open access for visitors:
- The interactive vertigo guide.
- Essential medical calculators.
- A selected collection of questions and on-call sheets.
- A free 24-hour session with 100 random questions.
- Eligibility for a new random set after a one-week interval.
With a subscription:
- Access to the full available Arabic and English content.
- Session results and the percentage of correct answers.
- Return to the last question reached within a section.
- Save important questions to a favourites list.
- Submit a Suggest Fix and follow its review status.
References and medical review
DalilENT content draws on established ENT references, including Scott-Brown’s Otorhinolaryngology and Cummings Otolaryngology, together with other scientific sources and accumulated clinical experience. References are provided within a large proportion of the question bank, while the on-call sheets combine reference-based information with organized practical experience.
The content is medically supervised and undergoes ongoing review. As with any large and evolving knowledge project, some material may require correction, clarification, or updating. Subscribers can therefore use Suggest Fix to send a concern directly to the team and follow its review and processing stages.
1
Submit
The subscriber sends a correction or clarification from the question.
2
Review
The team examines the point and the related content.
3
Process
A revision is applied when the review confirms that it is needed.
4
Follow-up
The contributor receives updates as the suggestion is assessed.
Registered company and clear access model
DalilENT is managed by Global Rhino AB, a company registered in Sweden. The platform is available internationally, with secure payments processed through Stripe and PayPal. Payment is commonly presented in the user’s local currency when supported by the payment provider.
Subscription plans are available for one month, six months, and twelve months. Plans do not renew automatically, and the refund policy can be reviewed before subscription.
Frequently asked questions about DalilENT
Direct answers about the platform, its content, access model, and appropriate use.
What is DalilENT?
DalilENT is a digital ENT education and clinical review platform combining a question bank, clinical cases, differential diagnosis training, on-call sheets, medical calculators, and interactive tools.
Who is DalilENT designed for?
It is designed for ENT residents and specialists, physicians rotating through ENT, emergency physicians, and medical students who need structured review of Otorhinolaryngology.
Is DalilENT a patient website?
No. DalilENT is a professional educational platform for clinicians and medical learners. It does not diagnose individual patients or provide personalized treatment online.
How many questions are available?
The DalilENT question bank contains more than 40,000 questions organized by chapter and topic, ranging from foundational material to difficult and specialist-level questions.
What types of questions does the platform include?
The platform includes varied specialist questions, on-call topics, clinical cases, and dedicated differential-diagnosis sections, supported by explanations that clarify the reasoning behind the answer.
Which scientific references inform the content?
Content draws on established ENT references, including Scott-Brown’s Otorhinolaryngology and Cummings Otolaryngology, together with other scientific sources and accumulated clinical experience.
Is the content medically reviewed?
Yes. The content is medically supervised and reviewed on an ongoing basis. The platform also provides a structured channel for subscribers to report a concern or suggest a clarification.
Are references included within the questions?
References are included within a large proportion of the question bank. The on-call sheets are also based on scientific references combined with accumulated clinical experience.
Can DalilENT replace textbooks or medical guidelines?
No. DalilENT supports review, knowledge retention, and interactive training. It does not replace approved textbooks, official guidelines, local protocols, or the clinician’s judgment.
Is DalilENT available in Arabic and English?
Yes. DalilENT provides a hybrid Arabic pathway that retains key English medical terms, together with a dedicated English experience accessible from the language control.
Can I search for a specific medical topic or term?
Yes. The site-wide search covers questions and medical sections and can be used to review material connected to a particular title, term, or topic.
Can I save questions for later review?
Yes. Subscribers can save important questions, or questions they want to revisit, to a favourites list.
Does the platform remember where I stopped?
Yes. When users return to the same section, they can continue from the last question reached. The percentage of correct answers is also calculated for the session.
What can visitors access for free?
Visitors can use the interactive vertigo guide and essential medical calculators, view selected questions and on-call sheets, and activate a free random-question session.
How does the free random-question session work?
Visitors receive a 24-hour clinical training session containing 100 random questions from the question bank. A new random set can be accessed after a one-week interval according to the activation process.
Are the medical calculators free?
Yes. DalilENT’s essential medical calculators are available free of charge for practical use during on-call work, hospital duties, or clinical practice.
What do the on-call sheets include?
They include practical guidance, key management and treatment points, and red flags. In-page navigation helps users move quickly to the relevant section.
Does DalilENT work on mobile and desktop?
Yes. The platform is designed for mobile and desktop use. A shortcut can also be added to a mobile home screen. An internet connection is required.
Can one account be used on more than one device?
Users may sign in from different devices, but the account can remain active on only one device at a time. Starting a session on a new device automatically ends the previous session.
Can DalilENT be used outside Sweden?
Yes. The platform is available internationally. Payments are commonly presented in the user’s local currency when that currency is supported by the payment provider.
What subscription plans are available, and do they renew automatically?
Plans are available for one month, six months, and twelve months. They do not renew automatically. Secure payment is processed through Stripe or PayPal.
Is there a refund policy?
A refund policy is available for six-month and twelve-month plans under the published terms. Used months are calculated at the original, non-discounted monthly rate. The full policy can be reviewed before subscription.
Does DalilENT provide CME credits or a certificate?
No. DalilENT does not currently issue CME credits or certificates. It is an educational review and training platform, not an accreditation body.
Can the content be copied, printed, or republished?
No. Content pages are protected and may not be copied, printed, or republished without permission. This protects intellectual property and helps preserve content integrity.
How does Suggest Fix work?
Subscribers can submit a correction or clarification directly from a question. The team reviews the suggestion, assesses whether a change is required, and provides status updates as it moves through the review process.
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