Join the organizers in person from 17 – 21 January 2023 to share knowledge and understanding of global OHNS diseases and their treatment through seminars, workshops, an exhibition, and networking events. See the event website for more details.
Focused on the general otolaryngologist, this event features best practice panels, evidence-based recommendations, practice management, the reimbursement landscape, and a focus on new and evolving technologies. CME credit available.
This course highlights a number of issues surrounding sleep apnea, including artificial intelligence in OSA, hypoglossal nerve and ansa cervicalis stimulation, microbiome and OSA, wearables, palatal surgery, value-based care, pediatric OSA, surgically assisted rapid palatal expansion (SARPE), and more.
THEME: Emerging Techniques and Advancement in ENT, Head and Neck Surgery. At this hybrid event, the topic of "Otorhinolaryngology" will be highlighted in 2023 because to its significant consequences for therapeutic procedure follow-up, clinical decision-making, prevention, diagnosis, and guidance.
Following this series of in-person lectures, participants should be able to describe and discuss contemporary surgical approaches to the management of head and neck neoplasms and understand the role of radiation and chemotherapy in the contemporary management of head and neck cancers. CME credits are available; see the event website for more information.
Welcoming Back the World: Striving for Innovation, Quality, Compassion, and Collegiality
Save the date for this international conference. More information to come on the event website.