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Sydney Sinus Surgery Course 2019

The Sydney Sinus Surgery course is one of the longest running sino-nasal disorder courses in the world. It was established by Prof Richard Gallagher in 1998 and is now in its 12th year with Prof Richard Harvey and has a new co-director with Dr Raewyn Campbell.  The course has expanded over the years and now encompasses a comprehensive program that runs over 3 days. The lectures include a number of subjects that relate to the medical and surgical management of inflammatory and benign sino-nasal disease. There are two separate anatomy lab sessions with fresh frozen cadaver head specimens. The course is fortunate to have great industry support and the full range of surgical instruments are available to use during the course. There is a live operating session on one morning and the dissection always includes simple sinus work as well as more complex surgery. The course intentionally avoids skullbase pathology and rather focuses on what a general otoloaryngologist would utilise in routine sinus surgery and those with more advanced Rhinologic training would utilize in daily practice. The teaching and practice of rhinology has dramatically evolved over the past decade and this course is an excellent opportunity to update both clinical decision making and surgical skills, with a great social program in a fantastic city to visit.

REGISTER for the sinus surgery course

This year we were joined by Prof Brad Woodworth from University Alabama, Birmingham, USA, who took us through lateral access of the sinuses, frontal pathology and was a great source of wisdom in the case panel. Dr Eri Mori is one of the leading female rhinologists and on the cutting edge of olfactory dysfunction and interventions – both surgical and medical. Prof Douglas gave us one of the best frontal sinus anatomy talks that we have ever heard.

The course is scheduled for 2020 from August 5th -8th. Please click on the link above or email our course co-ordinator on this email.

Sinus Surgery techniques covered:

The course is aimed at practising surgeons and registrars. Advanced areas of surgical management will be covered. There is a focus on integrated medical and surgical management. Modern concepts of airway based approach will be discussed. Live surgery is planned on Friday morning. Lectures and discussions will prepare the participants for two afternoon sessions in the dissection laboratory.

Techniques to ensure complete and quick Sphenoethmoidectomy Sphenoid sinus surgery Options to access lateral sinus pathology Salvage surgery techniques for the failed sinus Current techniques in turbinoplasty Managing complications Outside-in Lothrop/frontal sinusotomy Endotyping CRS and postoperative care

Prof Larry Kalish and Prof Richard Douglas head up a case discussion

Prof Raymond Sacks works the crowd and trade display

Dr Eri Mori, of Jekei University in Tokyo, demonstrating the finesse of olfactory cleft surgery

Brad Woodworth from UAB and Dr Raewyn Campbell take the participants through frontal sinus surgery

New Post has been published on https://sydneyentclinic.com/richard-harvey/2019/09/14/sydney-sinus-surgery-course-2019/

Sydney Sinus Surgery Course 2019

The Sydney Sinus Surgery course is one of the longest running sino-nasal disorder courses in the world. It was established by Prof Richard Gallagher in 1998 and is now in its 12th year with Prof Richard Harvey and has a new co-director with Dr Raewyn Campbell.  The course has expanded over the years and now encompasses a comprehensive program that runs over 3 days. The lectures include a number of subjects that relate to the medical and surgical management of inflammatory and benign sino-nasal disease. There are two separate anatomy lab sessions with fresh frozen cadaver head specimens. The course is fortunate to have great industry support and the full range of surgical instruments are available to use during the course. There is a live operating session on one morning and the dissection always includes simple sinus work as well as more complex surgery. The course intentionally avoids skullbase pathology and rather focuses on what a general otoloaryngologist would utilise in routine sinus surgery and those with more advanced Rhinologic training would utilize in daily practice. The teaching and practice of rhinology has dramatically evolved over the past decade and this course is an excellent opportunity to update both clinical decision making and surgical skills, with a great social program in a fantastic city to visit.

REGISTER for the sinus surgery course

This year we were joined by Prof Brad Woodworth from University Alabama, Birmingham, USA, who took us through lateral access of the sinuses, frontal pathology and was a great source of wisdom in the case panel. Dr Eri Mori is one of the leading female rhinologists and on the cutting edge of olfactory dysfunction and interventions – both surgical and medical. Prof Douglas gave us one of the best frontal sinus anatomy talks that we have ever heard.

The course is scheduled for 2020 from August 5th -8th. Please click on the link above or email our course co-ordinator on this email.

Sinus Surgery techniques covered:

The course is aimed at practising surgeons and registrars. Advanced areas of surgical management will be covered. There is a focus on integrated medical and surgical management. Modern concepts of airway based approach will be discussed. Live surgery is planned on Friday morning. Lectures and discussions will prepare the participants for two afternoon sessions in the dissection laboratory.

Techniques to ensure complete and quick Sphenoethmoidectomy Sphenoid sinus surgery Options to access lateral sinus pathology Salvage surgery techniques for the failed sinus Current techniques in turbinoplasty Managing complications Outside-in Lothrop/frontal sinusotomy Endotyping CRS and postoperative care

Prof Larry Kalish and Prof Richard Douglas head up a case discussion

Prof Raymond Sacks works the crowd and trade display

Dr Eri Mori, of Jekei University in Tokyo, demonstrating the finesse of olfactory cleft surgery

Brad Woodworth from UAB and Dr Raewyn Campbell take the participants through frontal sinus surgery

Prof Richard Harvey offering some surgical tips on hand and instrument position

What is Trigeminal Neuralgia?

What would it be like to live without worrying about when the next bout of pain will strike? Wouldn’t it be wonderful to get back the life you once enjoyed? After all, no one wants to think twice before smiling, talking or enjoying a breeze. However, these simple and natural actions among many others are triggers for Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN) patients who then have to endure unbearable pain. TN…

3D Clinical Evaluation of Unusual Anatomy of A Maxillary Second Molar: A Case Report by Dario Di Nardo in  Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (BJSTR) https://biomedres.us/fulltexts/BJSTR.MS.ID.000648.php

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