Hands-On Course, Basic, Italian 12-14 June 2017



Attingo dissection course 


SINUS & SKULL BASE SURGERY:
Anatomical Dissection, Diagnostics and Operative Techniques


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In the past years, endoscopic endonasal techniques  underwent significant advances. Indeed, it is now possible to say that the nose and paranasal sinuses changed from just a potential site of various diseases to a natural surgical corridor toward hidden and deeper anatomical structures. Furthermore, the ability to resect and reconstruct skull base defects has dramatically improved, thus making endoscopic techniques a valuable tool for skull base surgeons. Given the ever expanding surgical options, a continuous improvement of anatomical knowledge is mandatory. However, thinking that the apex has already been reached would be erroneous. 

For this reason, we designed a specific course where you will find the opportunity to attend classes on sinonasal pathology, specifically targeted on new diagnostics, technologies and surgical devices. The course includes a practical surgical training which will be held through live-surgery sessions and cadaveric dissection.

During the scientific sessions it will be possible to dicuss with attendees about their own challenging clinical cases, for this reason they are invited to provide us radiological examinations, endoscopic images and the whole medical history of their patients. The organization is residential with a daily basis (morning and afternoon) and with the constant presence of a tutor. Interaction with the faculty is facilitated by the small number of participants (max 20 members).

The advanced three-days lasting workshop is grounded on sessions inside the surgical theatre, theoretical lessons and anatomical dissection. After the presentation of the daily clinical cases, participants  will access the surgical theaters and debate the surgical procedures directly with the tutors. Magistral lectures and round tables will relate on sinonasal 3D anatomy, medical and surgical indications, making use of the precious support given by specialists from other disciplines. Afternoon sessions of step-by-step tutor-giuded anatomical dissection complete the course. Furthermore, as the experience is advanced, it is addressed to medical doctors dealing with skull base pathology (ENT, neurosurgeons, maxillo-facial specialists and residents)  who desire to deepen their knowledge of the endoscopic endonasal technique. 



Prof. Paolo Castelnuovo



Registration

The course is limited to 20 participants.

Course Regular Fee: € 1.200,00 (+ VAT 22%)
Course Fee only for IAR, SIB and/or A.I.C.N.A. members: € 1.000,00 (+ VAT 22%)
Course Fee only for Residents: € 800,00 (+ VAT 22%)


Registration fee includes:

  • tuition
  • lunches
  • coffee-breaks
  • gala dinner
  • certificate of attendance

Payment Modalities 

Details will be provided via e-mail by the organizing secretariat once the registration will be fully completed.

 

Registrations:


Send an e-mail to Mrs. Sabrina Nascimbeni:



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Applications must be submitted within 30 days before the beginning of the course and will be accepted according to a chronological order.

 

Organizing Secretariat:

Mrs. Sabrina Nascimbeni
Staff Training Office A.O. Ospedale di Circolo e Fondazione Macchi, Polo Universitario

E-mail: sabrina.nascimbeni@asst-settelaghi.it

Tel. +39 0332/278.457
Fax +39 0332/278.983
www.ospedalivarese.net



Scientific Secretariat


ATTINGO
Varese – Italy
www.attingo-edu.it
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Phone: + 39 377.321.715.0
Fax: + 39 0332-16.41.148

Faculty

S. Balbi

Dept. Neurological Surgery

Varese

F. Basilico

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Saronno

P. Battaglia

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

 M.Bignami

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

A.Bolzoni Villaret

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Brescia

M. Bonzini

Dept. Occupational Medicine

Varese

F.R. Canevari

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Alessandria

P. Carena

Dept. Otorhinolayngology

Pavia

P. Castelnuovo

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

I. Dallan

Dept. Otorhinolaringology

Pisa

F. De Bernardi

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

G. Di Giulio

Dept. Radiology

Pavia

E. Emanuelli

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Padova

C. Facco

Dept. Histopathology

Varese

G. Frank

Dept. Neurological Surgery

Napoli

N. Galante

Dept. Neurological Surgery

Legnano

S. Gallo

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

R. Gera

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Milano

P. Latorre

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

D. Locatelli

Dept. Neurological Surgery

Legnano

D. Lombardi

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Brescia

A. Macchi

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

A. Mercuri

Dept. Radiology

Varese

M. Motta

Dept. Forensic Medicine

Varese

P. Nicolai

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Brescia

G. Padoan

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

F. Pagella

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Pavia

P. Palma

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

E. Pasquini

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Bologna

A. Pistochini

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

F. Pozzi

Dept. Neurological Surgery

Varese

L. Sammarchi

Dept. Radiology

Pavia

A. Tabano

Dept. Neurological Surgery

Varese

M. Tavani

Dept. Forensic Medicine

Varese

P. Terranova

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

M. Turri-Zanoni

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese

L. Volpi

Dept. Otorhinolaryngology

Varese



Course program 

FIRST DAY: 

07:00 – Registration of participants

07:15 – Presentation of clinical cases 

08:15 – Surgical anatomy of the sinonasal complex 

08:30 – Live surgery & debate

13:00 – LUNCH

13:30 – Imaging: radiological anatomy of the sinonasal structures 

 

14:00 –Video-guided step-by-step dissection 

           Endoscopic sinus surgery: identifications of main surgical landmarks

           Sinus ballooning

           Anterior sinusal compartment surgery: uncinotomy, access to frontal sinus

           Draf type I and II

           Bimanual access to maxillary sinus (canine fossa approach)

18:00 – Panel Discussion

18:30 – Closing Remarks

 

SECOND DAY:  

07:15 – Description of clinical cases 

08:15 – Specific techniques: DCR, orbit and optic nerve decompression, treatment for choanal atresia

08:30 – Live surgery & debate 

13.00 – LUNCH

13:30 – Imaging: Differential diagnosis between skull-base lesions 

14:00 –Video-guided step-by-step dissection –

           Surgical approach to posterior sinus complex

           Sphenoidotomies: paraseptal and transethmoidal

           Optic nerve decompression

           Optic decompression      

18:00 - Panel discussion (Faculty – Tutors)

18:30 – Closing remarks

  

THIRD DAY:  

07:15 – Description of clinical cases 

08:15 – Diagnosis & management of sinonasal complications 

08:30 – Live surgery & debate 

13:00 – LUNCH

13:30 – Imaging: CSF-Leaks diagnostics

14:00 –Video-guided step-by-step dissection 

           Medial maxillectomy 

           Pterigo-palatine fossa

           Spheno-palatine complex and MIA

           Hadad nasoseptal flap and dura plasty

17:30 – Panel discussion (Faculty – Tutors)

18:00 - Filling of the CME test

18:30 – Take-home message and closing remarks

 

 

Changes in the Program and Tutors may take place

 

 

2017-06-12 07:00:00
2017-06-14 19:00:00