FESS live surgery workshop on the 13th & 14th of February 2016, at hotel Taj, Surat

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We feel pleased to announce our first FESS live surgery workshop on the 13th & 14th of February 2016, at hotel Taj, Surat

The master of FESS - Padmashree Dr Milind Kirtane is the chief guest faculty of this workshop and he needs no further introduction

We also have amongst us, Dr Satish Jain and Dr Neelam Vaid, both extraordinary surgeons themselves, as a part of the workshop.

We hope to see you and host you again this february...

Kind regards

Organising Committee

39th AOICON Delhi,5-6 March,2016,RML Hospital

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Otology Master Class,Calicut, Kerala : HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO 23rd AND 24th, JANUARY 2016 d

The MESIARC OTOLOGY MASTERCLASS live surgical conference to be held in MESIARC ENT Hospitals Pvt. Ltd, Calicut on 16th and 17th January, HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO 23rd AND 24th, JANUARY 2016 due to unforeseen local issues beyond our control. Sorry for the inconvenience caused for the delagates. Hope to see you all at Calicut on 23rd and 24th, January 2016!!

DATES : 23rd & 24th, January, 2016

VENUE :

MESIARC ENT Hospitals Pvt Ltd,

East Hill junction,

West Hill PO, Calicut- 5, Kerala, India

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MESIARC CME is here again. We have always strived to bring you the best in Otology. Over the past 10 years. our live surgery workshops have focused on cutting edge surgery, detailed teaching, scientific deliberations of the highest order and top class video coverage from one of the most advanced otological theatre suites in the world. This time, we are focusing on the enigma of budding otologists - cholesteatoma and Otosclerosis. Two very diverse conditions, but requiring surgical expertise of the highest order to deliver good results. The two-day surgical workshops will feature Dr MP Manoj, home faculty and a luminary in Otology, Dr. Ashesh Bhumker from Thane, Mumbai and we would be demonstrating in detail the finer aspects of surgical techniques that can be adapted by a keen otologist to sustain good results over time. We have lined up an array of diverse cases- and the techniques that we intend to demonstrate include minimal access stapedotomy, Laser stapes surgery, stapes surgery with stapes head amputation for tendon

preservation, bone obliteration technique for cholesteatoma, a variety of grafting techniques, intact canal

wall tympanoplasty for limited cholesteatoma and a series of revision surgeries.

Do send in your registrations early as we have to limit attendance to 70 seats.

Hope to see you all at Calicut, Kerala on 16th and 17th January, 2016!!

regards,

Dr Sandeep PK

Org Secretary

+91 9846846817

MESIARC OTOLOGY MASTERCLASS-Postponed

Dear All,

DATES : 23rd & 24th, January, 2016

VENUE :

MESIARC ENT Hospitals Pvt Ltd,

East Hill junction,

West Hill PO, Calicut- 5, Kerala, India

Regards,

Dr Sandeep PK,

Org Secretary

+91 9846846817

15th Hands on Temporal Bone Dissection and live surgery Work Shop, 20th & 21st february2016

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SRI SATHYA SAI ENT HOSPITAL,N.R.Peta,KURNOOL. AP

15^th Hands on Temporal Bone Dissection and live surgery Work Shop, 20^th & 21^st february2016

In association with AOI AP state branch

Dear colleague,

Greetings from Kurnool…

I personally thank all my teachers, colleagues, friends, AOI officer bearers, delegates and sponsors who made our previous Micro Ear Surgery & hands on Temporal Bone Dissection Courses a grand success. Unfortunately we could not provide dissection facility to all candidates due shortage of time and limited dissection stations.

We are humbled and as well as inspired by your support and the demand and therefore we have decided to conduct such courses on more regular basis. We are organizing our Next Hands on Temporal Bone Dissection course on Feb 21^st and 22nd 1216. This Includes Temporal Bone Dissection demonstration by eminent faculty and Followed by dissection by the candidates.

Course is organized only for 14 Candidates to provide ample time and opportunity to have hands-on experience and discussion with the faculty. Another attraction of this work shop is we are planning to provide dummy cochlear implants to the delegates so that they can even practice cochleostomy, posterior tympanotomy and implant insertion. Second day we have live demonstration of basic otological surgeries also. However, interested colleagues can participate as observers. We look forward for your continued patronage and motivation.

Thanking you,

-Course Director: Dr.B. Jayaprakash Reddy

Course Coordinators: Dr. Nadeem, Dr.kumar chowdary,Dr. Srinivas Kishore, Dr.amritha,

Dr. PraveenKumar Reddy, Dr.Kumaraswamy, Dr.Govindaraj, Dr.Mahendra kumar

Venue & Workshop Secretariat:

SRI SATHYA SAI ENT HOSPITAL

N.R.Peta, KURNOOL. Andra Pradesh-India

PH: 9440293940; 08518-224910.

E-mail: entjpreddy@gmail.com

PROGRAMME

Day 1

7 am-10.30 am- Demonstration of temporal bone dissection

10.30 am- 1 pm- Hands on dissection by 1^st batch

1 pm to 2 pm – Lunch

2 pm -5 pm- Hands on dissection by 1^st batch

Day 2

7 am to 10.30- Live micro ear surgery demonstration

10.30 am- 1 pm- Hands on dissection by 2^nd batch

1 pm to 2 pm – Lunch

2 pm -5 pm- Hands on dissection by 2^nd batch

Note:

During hands on dissection one microscope will be allotted to two Persons While one is doing dissection other person will be assisting No delegate fee for observers, but needs registration.

Special gift for best temporal bone dissection decided by faculty

Fee Particulars:

PG’s 7500/- Consultants 8,500/- Foreigners- 300 USD

Limited seats first come first serve basis, Please pay after confirmation by course director

Online payment- karur vysya bank, IFSC Code-KVBL0001405 Name of account-satya sai ENT hospital

Ac.no-1405135000003006

Amrita Sialolgy Workshop,AIMS,Cochin,December19-20

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Oral Cancer CME 2015,Department of Surgical Oncology Basavatarakam Indo American Cancer Hospital and Research Institute Hyderabad on 5th December 2015 at BIACH & RI Hyderabad.

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Dear colleagues,
We request the pleasure of your participation in the Oral Cancer CME 2015 being organised by the Department of Surgical Oncology Basavatarakam Indo American Cancer Hospital and Research Institute Hyderabad on 5th December 2015 at BIACH & RI Hyderabad.
Venue - Auditorium, 4th floor, Jamsethji Tata Memorial Block Basavatarakam Indo American Cancer Hospital and Research Institute Banjara Hills Road number 10, Hyderabad 500034
Lead Faculty - Dr Subramania Iyer Head of Division Head and Neck Oncology and Plastic surgery Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences Kohi.

e mail for details : info@induscancer.com
Phone: 040 23551235/ 040 23607944
Registration free.

Thanking You,
Sincerely,
Dr LM Chandra Sekar Rao/ Dr Hemant Nemade
Consultant Head and Neck Surgery

Department Of Surgical Oncology

BIACH&RI Hyderabad 500034

2nd ACIC Course that is planned in January 2016,New Delhi

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Shomeshwar Singh MS DLO FRCS MD

Director - The ENT Clinic

Senior Consultant - Columbia Asia Hospitals

Adjunct Professor - Amity University

Member Editorial Board - Journal of Otology

The ENT Clinic
A7 Neeti Bagh, New Delhi 49, INDIA
Appointments: 011 65024941, 46083237

Clinic Coordinator - Deepak Sehgal - 9999051053

earandhearing@gmail.com

www.theentclinic.co.in

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WORKSHOP ON OTOLOGY & TEMPORAL BONE DISSECTION ORGANISED BY DEPARTMENT OF ENT MAX INSTITUTE OF HEALTH EDUCATION & RESEARCH ON 6TH DECEMBER 2015

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DEAR COLLEAGUES

GREETINGS

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WORKSHOP ON OTOLOGY & TEMPORAL BONE WORKSHOP ORGANISED BY DEPARTMENT OF ENT MAX SUPERSPECIALITY HOSPITAL ON 6TH DECEMBER 2015 AT MAX INSTITUTE OF HEALTH EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, MAX HOUSE, A 81, 2ND FLOOR, SECTOR 2, NOIDA 201301

THIS COURSE IN WET TEMPORAL BONE DISSECTION IS DESIGNED FOR PRACTICING OTOLOGISTS WHO WANTS TO REFRESH THEIR SURGICAL TECHNIQUE AND LEARN ADVANCED SURGICAL PROCEDURES.

FACULTY : DR. S K KALUSKAR, SENIOR CONSULTANT, IRELAND

DR. SANJAY SACHDEVA, DIRECTOR ENT, MAX HOSPITAL

DR. SUNIL KAPUR, MD, NORTHERN RAILWAY CENTRAL HOSPITAL

ORGANISING SECRETARY : DR. KESHAVANAND KONWAR, ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT, ENT MAX HOSPITAL

FEES : RS. 8000/-

PAYABLE BY CHEQUE / DRAFT / WIRE TRANSFER IN FAVOUR OF 'MIHER SKILLS ACADEMY'

FOR WIRE TRANSFER

ACCOUNT NAME : MIHER SKILLS ACADEMY

ACCOUNT NO : 50100020338955

BANK ADDRESS : HDFC BANK LTD. H 69 OUTER CIRCLE CONNAUGHT CIRCUS NEW DELHI 110001

IFSC CODE : HDFC0000313

ONLINE REGISTRATION : WWW.MIHER.EDU.IN

CONTACT : DR. KESHAVANAND KONWAR

9990083979

KESHAVANAND.KONWAR@MAXHEALTHCARE.COM

THANKS AND REGARDS

Dr. Keshavanand KonwarMS ENT
Max Hospitals
New Delhi -NCR
Office: 01126515050 extn: 2957/2955

Mobile: 9990083979
Website: www.maxhealthcare.in

6th Endo ORL 2016 – a live endoscopic surgical workshop organized by Krishna Eye & ENT Hospitals on the 26th, 27th & 28th of February.

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Dear colleague,

We request the pleasure of your participation at the Chennai International Congress – 6^th Endo ORL 2016 – a live endoscopic surgical workshop organized by Krishna Eye & ENT Hospitals on the 26th, 27^th & 28th of February. Around 20 Endoscopic Ear, Skull base, Sinuses, Orbit, Optic canal & DCR operations will be relayed live by HD transmission with 2 way interaction between the operation theatre and the delegates in the ambience of 5 star hotel , shown over the two and a half days. It is open to ENT surgeons, Neurosurgeons & Ophthalmologists as well. Accreditation points will be awarded, Brochure will follow.

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‘PEDIATRIC HEARING LOSS AND IMPLANTABLE HEARING DEVICES’ on 14th November in the Department of ENT, SMGS Hospital, Shalimar Road, Jammu.

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Dear colleagues,

You are cordially invited to participate in a Continuing Medical Education program being organized by the Department of ENT, Government Medical College , Jammu on, ‘PEDIATRIC HEARING LOSS AND IMPLANTABLE HEARING DEVICES’ on 14^th November in the Department of ENT, SMGS Hospital, Shalimar Road, Jammu.

The Objectives of the CME are

To understand causes and evaluation of congenital hearing loss
To discuss the various rehabilitative options for pediatric hearing loss
To discuss the recent advances in the cochlear implantation
To discuss various implantable hearing devices

GUEST Speaker: Dr. Sohit Paul Kanotra, Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University, New Orleans, USA.

Ph: 9419183727; 0191-2547635; 0191-2547637-39

E-mail: dr.ansur@rediffmail.com

Thanking You,
Sincerely,
Dr. Anil Suri

Department of ENT
Government Medical College, Jammu.

OSACON2015

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DATE-15TH NOVEMBER,2015(SUNDAY)

DESCRIPTION-1 DAY WORKSHOP ON OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNOEA WITH LECTURES AND HANDS ON DISSECTION ON FROZEN CADAVERS USING COBLATION.

FACULTY-
DR RANJINI RAGHAVAN,
DR.SRINIVAS KISHORE
,DR.VIJAYKRISHNAN,
DR.VIKAS AGRAWAL.

VENUE-
SUNRISE HOSPITAL,KOCHI,KERALA.

PHONOCON 2016

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Dr Soumitra Ghosh

Assistant Professor

Dept of ENT and Head-Neck Surgery

Vivekananda Institute of Medical Sciences

Kolkata

Webmaster

Association of Phonosurgeons of India

Ph 9831044209

RAJSCONAOI2015

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36th Annual Conference of

AOI Rajasthan ( Otorhinolaryngology)

by the name RAJSCONAOI2015 is going to held from 4th till 6th Dec 2015 under the banner of Dr S.N Medical College Jodhpur and AOI Jodhpur Chapter.

4th Dec :-- Pre Conference Workshop

5th -6th Dec :- State Conference

Warm Regards.

Dr Bharti Solanki

(Organizing Chairman)

http://rajsconaoi2015.com

RHINOCON 2015,Bareilly (UP) Date - 27th - 29th November, 2015.

Organizing President
Dr Rohit Sharma
Prof & Head Dept of ENT- Head & Neck Surgery SRMS Institute of Medical Sciences Bareilly (UP) 243202 India
Mobile; +91 9997449995, +91 9458702297
Email; rhinocon2015@gmail.com
Website; www.rhinocon2015.in

Cochlear Implant surgery training course, New Delhi

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ENT UPDATE 2015, on Sunday, 6th December.MAMC ,Delhi

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The Department of ENT - Head and Neck Surgery, Maulana Azad Medical College invites all ENT surgeons for the ENT UPDATE 2015, on Sunday, 6th December.
The theme for the update shall be "Challenges faced by young ENT surgeons".
Although there is no registration fee, prior registration for the update is mandatory.
For further details contact the following via whatsapp/sms/email:
Dr. Ramanuj Bansal 9968392768
Dr. Ravi Meher 9968604237
Dr. Vikas Malhotra 9968604238
Email: mamcentall@gmail.com

26th Congress of the European Rhinologic Society / 35th International Symposium of Infection and Allergy of the Nose / 17th International Rhinology Society,3-7 July, 2016 in Stockholm, Sweden

ERS 2016: Save the Date26th Congress of the European Rhinologic Society / 35th International Symposium of Infection and Allergy of the Nose / 17th International Rhinology Society
3-7 July, 2016 in Stockholm, Sweden

www.ers-isian2016.com

In 2016, ERS goes “nobel” in Stockholm! Join us and make your essential contribution to our think-tank with the theme “Rhinological disorders – a health priority for the future”. ERS 2016 is a unique opportunity to interact on a scientific level with international colleagues, as well as partake in an unforgettable social event.

To learn more, visit www.ers-isian2016.com
Prof. dr. Pär Stjärne 

President of ERS 2016 Congress

“SNORING AND SLEEP APNOEA” to be held on 17th and 18th October 2015 at Aurangabad,

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Dear colleagues,

We are happy to invite you for the LIVE SURGICAL WORKSHOP ON “SNORING AND SLEEP APNOEA” to be held on 17^th and 18^th October 2015 at Aurangabad, (Maharashtra), India. The event is in association with Indian Association of Surgeons for Sleep Apnoea. The delegates will get Four accreditation points by Maharashtra Mediacal Council.

Venue – ADVANCED ENT & MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL PVT. LTD;

Near Gajanan Mandir, Pundalik Nagar Road, Beside Essar Petrol Pump,

Aurangabad, (Maharashtra) - 431001

Faculty - Dr SEEMAB SHAIKH (PUNE)

Dr VIKAS AGRAWAL (MUMBAI)

Dr SHRINIWAS KISHORE ( HYDERABAD)

e mail: drnagre@gmail.com

Phone: +91 9822127400, +91 9922504394

Registration fee – Consultant- Rs 3000 ( upto 20^th Sept)
PG Student : Rs.1500 ( upto 20^th Sept)

Demand draft should be in favour of “ADVANCED ENT & MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL PVT. LTD” payable at Aurangabad.

Thanking You,
Sincerely,
Dr Sachin nagre

Director,

ADVANCED ENT & MULTISPECIALITY HOSPITAL PVT. LTD;

Aurangabad, (Maharashtra), India.

Age and the prognosis of tympanoplasty type I.

Tai CF1, Ho KY, Juan KH.

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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the influence of the age factor on the prognosis for tympanoplasty type I. One hundred subjects (41 males, 59 females, 16-65 years old, mean age 37.9 years old) who accepted tympanoplasty type I during a four-year period were reviewed. The success rate of the surgery was analyzed using the three criteria suggested by the Japan Clinical Otology Committee. In addition, linear regression was used to analyze the correlations between age and pre-operative hearing, post-operative hearing and hearing gain. Using the proportion of patients with a postoperative hearing threshold within 40 dB as the criterion, the 16-25 year-old group had the best results (80%) and the 56-65 year-old group had the worst results (66.7%). Using hearing gain exceeding 15 dB as the criterion, the best result was for the 36-45 year-old group (60.9%), and the worst result was for the 56-65 year-old group (26.7%). Using post-operative air-bone gap within 20 dB as the criterion, the best result was for the 16-25 year-old group (70%), and the worst result was for the 56-65 year-old group (40%). The best total success rate was for the 16-25 year-old group (80%) and the worst was for the 56-65 year-old group (66.7%). The total average success rate was 74%. Linear regression analysis showed that the postoperative hearing thresholds increased significantly with advancing age. But there was no statistically significant difference in hearing gain between the various age groups and the preoperative hearing thresholds also increased with advancing age. In conclusion, although tympanoplasty type I offered the patients a similar hearing gain among the different age groups, from the point of view of social function, it offered younger people a better chance of social hearing than the elderly and a higher surgical success rate. The poor postoperative hearing of the elderly was a result of their poor preoperative hearing condition.

PMID:: 9796197; [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

Correlation between the characteristics of resonance and aging of the external ear.

[Article in English, Portuguese]

Silva AP1, Blasca WQ1, Lauris JR1, Oliveira JR2.

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PURPOSE:

Aging causes changes in the external ear as a collapse of the external auditory canal and tympanic membrane senile. Knowing them is appropriate for the diagnosis of hearing loss and selection of hearing aids. For this reason, the study aimed to verify the influence of the anatomical changes of the external ear resonance in the auditory canal in the elderly.

METHODS:

The sample consisted of objective measures of the external ear of elderly with collapse (group A), senile tympanic membrane (group B) and without changing the external auditory canal or tympanic membrane (group C) and adults without changing the external ear (group D). In the retrospective/clinical study were performed comparisons of measures of individuals with and without alteration of the external ear through the gain and response external ear resonant frequency and the primary peak to the right ear.

RESULTS:

In groups A, B and C was no statistically significant difference between Real Ear Unaided Response (REUR) and Real Ear Unaided Gain (REUG), but not for the peak frequency. For groups A and B were shown significant differences in REUR and REUG. Between the C and D groups were significant statistics to the REUR and REUG, but not for the frequency of the primary peak.

CONCLUSION:

Changes influence the external ear resonance, decreasing its amplitude. However, the frequency of the primary peak is not affected.

PMID:: 24918503; [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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Thyroid lobectomy for papillary thyroid cancer: long-term follow-up study of 1,088 cases.

2014 Jan;38(1):68-79. doi: 10.1007/s00268-013-2224-1.

Thyroid lobectomy for papillary thyroid cancer: long-term follow-up study of 1,088 cases.

Matsuzu K1, Sugino K, Masudo K, Nagahama M, Kitagawa W, Shibuya H, Ohkuwa K, Uruno T, Suzuki A, Magoshi S, Akaishi J, Masaki C, Kawano M,Suganuma N, Rino Y, Masuda M, Kameyama K, Takami H, Ito K.

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BACKGROUND:

Total thyroidectomy is well accepted as initial surgery for papillary thyroid cancer (PTC), but the extent of the thyroidectomy remains a matter of controversy. This study was designed to investigate the long-term clinical outcome of PTC patients who had undergone thyroid lobectomy and to elucidate the indications of lobectomy as initial surgery.

METHODS:

The cases of 1,088 PTC patients who underwent thyroid lobectomy with curative intent at Ito Hospital between 1986 and 1995 were analyzed retrospectively in this study. None of the patients had received postoperative radioactive iodine (RAI) ablation therapy. The median follow-up period was 17.6 years. All clinical outcomes, including recurrence and death as a result of PTC or other reasons, were evaluated. To establish the indications for lobectomy as initial surgery for PTC, the potential risk factors, such as age, sex, primary tumor size, extrathyroidal invasion, and clinical lymph node metastasis at the time of the initial surgery, were assessed statistically for associations with recurrence and disease-related death.

RESULTS:

The remnant-thyroid recurrence-free survival (RT-RFS) rate, the regional- lymph-node recurrence-free survival (L-RFS) rate, and the distant-recurrence-free survival (D-RFS) rate as of 25 years after surgery were 93.5, 90.6, and 93.6%, respectively. The cause-specific survival (CSS) rate at 25 years was 95.2%. Univariate and multivariate analyses showed that none of the factors assessed were significantly associated with the RT-RFS rate. Tumor size, clinical lymph node metastasis, and extrathyroidal invasion were significantly associated with the L-RFS rate. The D-RFS and CSS rates were both significantly lower in the group of patients who were aged 45 years old or older, the group whose tumors were larger than 40 mm, and the group with extrathyroidal invasion. Based on the above findings, we classified the patients into four groups according to age <45 or ≥ 45 years, tumor size ≤ 40 or >40 mm, whether clinical lymph node metastasis was present, and whether extrathyroidal invasion was present. None of the patients without any of these four risk factors died of PTC. On the other hand, 22 patients who died of PTC were positive for one or more of these four factors.

CONCLUSIONS:

The long-term clinical outcome of the PTC patients who had been treated by lobectomy without RAI ablation was excellent. Based on the above results, we concluded that lobectomy is a valid alternative to total thyroidectomy for the treatment of PTC patients who are younger than aged 45 years, whose tumor diameter is 40 mm or less, and who do not have clinical lymph node metastasis or extrathyroidal invasion.

PMID:: 24081532; [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

Tata Memorial in association with Lumenis announces 2nd CO2 laser Course in Head & Neck Oncology City: Mumbai Venue: Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai

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Brief: Tata Memorial Hospital in association with Lumenis hosting 2^nd Co2 laser course at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai

Conference Name: 2^nd CO2 laser Course in Head & Neck Oncology

Heading: Tata Memorial in association with Lumenis announces 2^nd CO2 laser Course in Head & Neck Oncology

City: Mumbai

Venue: Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai

Dates: 24-25^th October

Organizing Team: Dr Anil D’Cruz, Dr Devender Chaukar, Dr Prathamesh Pai, (Tata Team)

E mail: lasertmh@gmail.com

International Faculty: Dr Giorgio Peretti

National Faculty: Dr. Devendra Chaukar, Dr. Pankaj Chaturvedi, Dr. Prathamesh Pai, Dr. Gouri Pantvaidya, Dr. Anuja Deshmukh, Dr. Deepa Nair, Dr. Sudhir Nair

Fees detail: Rs 2500 for consultant, 1000 for PG

Brochure is attached

Aviral Shrivastava

Product Manager – ENT, Surgical

Lumenis India Pvt Ltd
office +91 124 48549 08 mobile +91981 11280 32 fax +91 124 425 49 32

aviral.shrivastava@lumenis.com

www.lumenis.com

28th RHINOCON & 1st SRMS Hands on Sinus Surgery Course. 27-29th November 2015.

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28th RHINOCON & 1st SRMS Hands on Sinus Surgery Course.

27-29th November 2015.

Organized by Dept of ENT, Head & Neck Surgery,
SRMS Institute of Medical Sciences
in collaboration with Bareilly Chapter of AOI.

Dear Friends

Organizing Committee thanks you for an overwhelming response to the 'Early Bird Offer' for RHINOCON 2015.

This is the final invitation for 28th Annual Conference of All India Rhinology Society & 1st SRMS Hands on Sinus Surgery Course.
For registration, scientific submission and further details please log on to the website or email us.

Website ; www.rhinocon2015.in

Email ; rhinocon2015@gmail.com

Privileged to host you

On Behalf of the Organizing Commiittee

Dr Rohit Sharma

Prof & Head, Dept of ENT-HNS

SRMS Institute of Medical Sciences

Bareilly. (UP) India

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Age and the prognosis of tympanoplasty type I.

Abstract

Correlation between the characteristics of resonance and aging of the external ear.

Abstract

PURPOSE:

METHODS:

RESULTS:

CONCLUSION:

Thyroid lobectomy for papillary thyroid cancer: long-term follow-up study of 1,088 cases.

Abstract

BACKGROUND:

METHODS:

RESULTS:

CONCLUSIONS:

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