Kiao Inthavong is affiliated with RMIT University in Australia, contributing extensively to the fields of medicine and engineering. Their research primarily focuses on pulmonary and respiratory medicine, surgery, and otorhinolaryngology, with significant attention to mechanical and ocean engineering aspects. The work notably centers on inhalation and respiratory drug delivery, nasal surgery and airway studies, and sinusitis and nasal conditions. Additional research areas include particle dynamics in fluid flows, aerosol filtration and electrostatic precipitation, infection control and ventilation, and head and neck surgical oncology.
Among recent publications, notable papers include:
The frequent publication venues for Inthavong's work include:
Collaborative efforts are a significant aspect of their research. Frequent coauthors include David F. Fletcher, Narinder Singh, Sara Vahaji, Hana Salati, and Patrick Warfield-McAlpine.
Inthavong's book publication record includes the title Clinical and Biomedical Engineering in the Human Nose, published in 2020 under the domain of biological and medical physics, biomedical engineering.
Jian Wen;Kiao Inthavong;Jiyuan Tu;Simin Wang
Jiyuan Tu;Kiao Inthavong;Goodarz Ahmadi
Kiao Inthavong;Zhaofeng Tian;Huafeng Li;Jiyuan Tu
Kiao Inthavong;Lok-Tin Choi;Jiyuan Tu;Songlin Ding
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K. Inthavong;Z. F. Tian;J. Y. Tu;W. Yang
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K. Inthavong;Qinjiang Ge;Camby M.K. Se;W. Yang
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Kiao Inthavong;Jian Wen;Zhaofeng Tian;Jiyuan Tu
Camby Mei King Se;Kiao Inthavong;Jiyuan Tu
Hadrien Calmet;Kiao Inthavong;Beatriz Eguzkitza;Oriol Lehmkuhl
Kiao Inthavong;Jiawei Ma;Yidan Shang;Jingliang Dong
Xichen Liu;Xichen Liu;Yimin Xiao;Kiao Inthavong;Jiyuan Tu
Kiao Inthavong;Jian Wen;Jiyuan Tu;Zhaofeng Tian
Qin Jiang Ge;Kiao Inthavong;Ji Yuan Tu
Kiao Inthavong;Kai Zhang;Jiyuan Tu
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Xiangdong Li;Kiao Inthavong;Jiyuan Tu
Xuwen Tong;Jingliang Dong;Yidan Shang;Kiao Inthavong
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Qinjiang Ge;Xiangdong Li;Kiao Inthavong;Jiyuan Tu;Jiyuan Tu
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Kiao Inthavong;Jiyuan Tu;Goodarz Ahmadi
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