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Two day EndoscopicSinus Surgery workshop

• Stream 1 Advanced Rhinoplasty• Stream 2 Endoscopic Skull Base

20 & 21 June 2018

Princess Alexandra Hospital Department of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck /

Skull Base SurgeryBrisbane, Queensland

presents the

PROGRAM

Venue:The University of Queensland

Department of Anatomy & Developmental Biology

Otto Hirschfeld Building, St Lucia, Brisbane, Qld 4072

Faculty:

Ben Panizza Scott ComanJames BowmanBen Wallwork James EarnshawDamian Amato Martin WoodFrank Tomlinson

Simon Nasser Nicholas Potter David Morrissey Adam BlondAndrew AlaladeCheryl KellyGianna Gangemi

Invited Guest:Arturo Solares – Atlanta

Andreas Leunig - Germany George Marcels – Sydney

Metro North Health

Dear Colleagues We are indeed fortunate to have Prof Arturo Solares, Prof Andreas Leunig and Dr George Marcels with us for this hand-on course. Endoscopic sinus surgery has become part of most ENT surgeon’s daily practice but there is still plenty to learn on how to improve your techniques.

This course is designed for both the novice and more advanced surgeons wishing to extend their practice. After a thorough review of Endoscopic Sinus Surgery under the guidance of Andreus Leunig, one of Germany’s premier endoscopic sinus surgeons, the course participant can choose to either hone their skills on advanced external rhinoplasty techniques under the expert tutelage of George Marcells, who is Australia’s leading rhinoplasty surgeon or to explore endoscopic skull base surgery.

Arturo Solares is back with us and he is currently Professor at Emory University in Atlanta and heads its Skull Base program. His seminal works on endoscopic anatomy and how and why to choose specific approaches are well known. He has a large experience with parapharyngeal carotid dissections and his work complements our own vast experience in dealing with perineural spread along the trigeminal nerve.

The facility we have at UQ is world class and I promise a great social evening amongst your Brisbane hosts and hope you all have a memorable experience both professionally and as a team of friends.

Prof Ben PanizzaDepartment of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck SurgeryPrincess Alexandra Hospital

CME PointsThis educational activity has been approved in the RACS CPD Program.Fellows who participate can claim three points per hour (17) in Maintenance of Knowledge and Skills.

Department of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck SurgeryProf Ben Panizza; A/Prof Chris Perry; Dr Scott Coman;

A/Prof Ben Wallwork; Dr Raefe Gundelach; Dr James Bowman; Dr Nicholas Potter

ESS/Skull Base/Rhinoplasty Workshop20 -21 June 2018

FACULTY

VENUEThe University of QueenslandDepartment of Anatomy & Developmental BiologyOtto Hirschfeld BuildingSt Lucia, Brisbane, Qld 4072

COURSE OBJECTIVES

• To introduce surgeons and surgical trainees to the complex anatomy and basic principles of essential Endoscopic Sinus, Rhinoplasty and Skull Base surgery

• To instruct and update Australian Otolaryngologists, Head and Neck Surgeons in essential aspects of Endoscopic Sinus, Rhinoplasty and Skull Base surgery

• To enable all course delegates to return to their parent hospitals and continue to re-arm their skills in Endoscopic Sinus, Rhinoplasty and Skull Base surgery through continuing cadaver dissection.

• To have a workable plan on access surgery to difficult areas and in dealing with complex nasal deformities.

• To understand the general principles and future direction of Endoscopic Sinus, Rhinoplasty and Skull Base surgery



Ben Panizza Scott ComanJames BowmanBen Wallwork James EarnshawDamian Amato Martin WoodFrank Tomlinson

Simon Nasser Nicholas Potter David Morrissey Adam BlondAndrew AlaladeCheryl KellyGianna Gangemi


FRIDAY 10th July 2015 - Day 1

Wednesday 20 June LECTURES - ESS Part A - Both streams attend

7.30 Registration (Otto room #81-425 ) front entrance – level 4

OPENING & LECTURES (Otto room #81-412)

8.00 Opening - Ben Panizza Both Streams attend

8.10 Surgical anatomy and basics - Andreus Leunig

8.35 CT evaluation for ESS - Simon Nasser

8.45 OR set up and ESS instruments - Simon Nasser

8:55 Uncinectomy, MMA, Etmoidectomy, Sphenoidotomy - Simon Nasser

9:15 Powered inferior turbinoplasty, Medial Maxillectomy - David Morrisey

9.40 MORNING TEA

10.00 SUPERVISED DISSECTIONS (GAF Level 2)

1.00 LUNCH

DIVIDE INTO STREAM 1 & STREAM 2

STREAM 1 – RHINOPLASTY - (Otto room #81-412)

LECTURES

1.45 Septoplasty options/Septal Reconstruction

- George Marcells

1.55 Dehump and osteotomies - Simon Nasser

2.05 Grafts in Rhinoplasty - Harvest rib and ear cartilage

Septal extension, Spreaders, DorsalAugmentation

- James Earnshaw

2.25 Alar reconstruction and tip work - George Marcells

2.35 Post op Rhinoplasty care - George Marcells


5.30 FINISH

7.30 Dinner – Allium Restaurant, 148 Merthyr Road,New Farm



STREAM 2 – ESS / SKULL BASE (GAF Level 1)

1:45 Transsphenoidal - Ben Wallwork

2:15 Transpterygoid/Infratemporal Fossa /Parapharyngeal Carotid - Arturo Solares

3:00 SUPERVISED DISSECTIONS

(GAF Level 2)


SATURDAY 11th July 2015 - Day 2



Thursday 21 JuneLECTURES - ESS course Part B - Both streams attend – (GAF Level 1)

8.00 FESS & new technology: instrumentation, navigation, 3D-HD - Andreus Leunig

8.30 Frontal Sinus - Surgical Anatomy - Andreus Leunig

8.50 Draf I, IIA, IIIB - Andreus Leunig

9.10 Draf III / Endoscopic Lothrop - Andreus Leunig

9:25 Post-Op Care, Improving Outcomes in ESS - Andreus Leunig

9.50 MORNING TEA


12.30 LUNCH

DIVIDE INTO STREAM 1 & STREAM 2

STREAM 1 – RHINOPLASTY - (Otto room #81-412)

LECTURES

1:30 Post-op management /Interesting cases

- Adam Blond

2:00 Questions for the panel


Management of Epistaxis - SPA ligation, AEA ligation - Simon Nasser

CSF leak repair - James Earnshaw

Orbital decompression/Lateral Canthotomy and Cantholysis - Nick Potter

5.00 FINISH

STREAM 2 – ESS / SKULL BASE (GAF Level 1)

1:30 Endoscopic Craniofacial - James Bowman

2:00 Endoscopic Transclival Approaches - Arturo Solares



Invited Speaker



C. Arturo Solares, MD

Dr. Solares earned his undergraduate and medical degrees at Francisco Marroquin University in Guatemala City. He completed residency at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic, and has fellowship training from the Queensland Skull Base Unit at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, Australia and from the Center for Cranial Base Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh. At present, Dr. Solares is a professor of Otolaryngology and Neurosurgery in Atlanta, GA. He is the director for cranial base surgery at that same institution.

Dr. Solares has a national and international reputation due to his expertise in skull base surgery. He has multiple clinical interests including benign and malignant diseases of the anterior and lateral skull base, head and neck surgery and microvascular reconstruction. His research interests are in surgical simulation and applied skull base anatomy.

Professor Dr med. Andreas Leunig

Professor Leunig interest include, FESS and skull base surgery, Revision surgery, Navigation, RhinoplastyHis professional activities, 2013 Center for Rhinology, ENT-Clinic Dr. Gaertner, Munich-Bogenhausen2010 Assistant medi cal director, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich 2009 offered Garnett Passe & Rodney Williams Chair for Otorhinolaryngology, The University of Queensland, Australia

George Marcells

George Marcells is an ENT and Facial Plastic Surgeon in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.He is the current President of the Australasian Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery and is a co-supervisor of the Sydney Rhinology Fellowship and the Sydney Facial Plastic Surgery Fellowship.

Dr Marcells lectures regularly on Rhinoplasty and Facial Plastic Surgery both locally and internationally.




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