Mastering Sinus Anatomy From Scan to Scalpel (Medical Students)

Half day course for Entry-Level ENT Surgeons (SHOs) and Medical Students with an interest in ENT/Rhinology

Description

Develop skills in interpreting Computed Tomography (CT) scans of the paranasal sinuses
Learn to identify key anatomical landmarks, variants, and critical structures essential for safe and effective Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (ESS).
Surgical Preparedness: Understand how to utilize CT imaging to meticulously plan surgical approaches and anticipate potential challenges in the operating theatre
Witness and learn from a live, step-by-step cadaveric dissection, demonstrating the intricate 3D anatomy of the sinuses and its correlation with radiological findings
 

 

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