Tübingen, Hands-on, Basic Course 6-8 February 2012
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The aim of the course is to offer the rhino-surgeon a three-dimensional (3-D) multi-angled perspective of the sinonasal cavities and anatomic structures surrounding them. A new method to elaborate endoscopic anatomical images will give the participant the possibility to test a 3-D experience travelling inside the nose and its narrow spaces. Surgical anatomy and key landmarks for a safe and effective FESS will be overemphasized. Radiology and anatomy will be constantly compared to improve the comprehensive understanding of the different anatomic compartments. All lectures will be integrated with a movie-guided step by step dissection. Every participant will be personally followed by an experienced tutor.Faculty
Prof. Paolo Castelnuovo, Varese
Prof. Piero Nicolai, Brescia
Prof. Maurizio Bignami, Varese
MD Paolo Battaglia, Varese
MD Iacopo Dallan, Varese
MD Andrea Pistochini, Varese
MD Andrea Bolzoni Villaret, Brescia
MD Davide Lombardi, Brescia
MD Roberto Maroldi, Brescia
MD Davide Tomenzoli, Brescia
MD Gustavo Nogueria, Brasil
MD Giuseppe Di Giulio, Pavia
MD Bernhard Hirt, Tübingen
MD Hubert Löwenheim, Tübingen
MD Peter Zenner, Tübingen
Course program
- Sinonasal endoscopic technique evolution
- How to avoid complications: anatomical - surgical training program
- Role of CT: a surgical perspective
- Anterior sinus compartment: anatomical orientation and bases presentation
- Anterior sinus compartment 3-D anatomy
- Anatomical and functional radiology of lacrimal pathways
- Surgical anatomy of lacrimal pathways
- Endonasal endoscopic surgery: main surgical landmarks identification
- Anterior sinus compartment surgery: uncinotomy, accesses to frontal sinus (Draf I & II)
- Middle antrostomy & bimanual access to maxillary sinus (canine fossa approach)
- Endoscopic dacryocystorhinostomy
1 st evening "draft beer"
- Anatomy of pterygopalatine fossa focusing on sphenopalatine artery
- Role of CT: a surgical perspective
- Anterior sinus compartment: anatomical orientation and bases presentation
- Anterior sinus compartment 3-D anatomy
- Posterior sinus compartment surgery: paraseptal sphenoidotomy, posterior ethmoidectomy and transethmoidal sphenoidotomy with natural ostium widening
- Surgical landmarks identification: sella floor, optic nerve, ICA, IOCR, clivus, pterigoidal recess
- SPA septal branch dissection
- Draf III frontal sinusotomy
- Medial maxillectomy
The Gala dinner for attendees and guests will be held on Tuesday, February 8 at the restaurant Rosenau which is located close to the course venue.
- Surgical anatomy of the optic nerve and its vascular relationships
- Role of radiology in sinus-orbital window
- Surgical techniques for diseases at the sinus-orbital interface
- Radiological anatomy of PMF & ITF
- Anatomical orientation in PMF & ITF: the endoscopic perspective
- Transethmoidal-pterygoidal-sphenoidal access (TEPSA)
- Optic nerve decompression
- Orbital decompression
- External canthotomy
- Endoscopic approach to the ITF
- Endoscopic endonasal duraplasty
- ECM evaluation
- Final assessments of the course
Hotel Accommodation
You can find a short list of hotels close to the University and a map of the city on the webpage.
Further help can be given by:
Frau Gaby Kellmeyer
Department of Otolaryngology,Head and Neck Surgery
University of Tübingen
Tel: +49-(0)7071-29-88134
Fax:+49-(0)7071-29-4956
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Changes in the Program may take place
