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Canadian Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
1 Spring 2019
PRESIDENT’S SPRING MESSAGE
Dear Members, It has been a long winter across the country with better weather here now or on its way depending on where you live. The Royal College exams are over, and we will have many new members joining us in the OtlHNS/ENT “club”. As these new graduates move on to jobs and fellowships, the tie that will bind them together over the next 30 years of their career is the Canadian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery. These new graduates, as those of us before them, will reside throughout the country and across the globe. Their compass will point towards Canada and our Annual Meeting – their OtlHNS/ENT home base. What better reason to attend the Annual Meeting than to meet up with those who you have spent many an hour with doing what you always dreamed of doing professionally including many of those who mentored and motivated you along the way. Some of this Mentorship and Motivation took place with Music playing in the operating room. At the same time, attending the meeting is an opportunity to learn new things and enjoy down time with friends and family away from the hustle and bustle of your daily routine. The meeting this year is in beautiful Alberta, in the city of Edmonton June 1-4. Take a moment now and register for the meeting. Get involved, stay involved, be involved and bring the family. Vince Lin has put together a fabulous, varied, educational scientific program. Our three Plenary Speakers should not be missed; Dr. Charles Limb, Major Jameel Janjua and Dr. Nadine Caron will each captivate you with their presentations. I am personally happy to see that the “Celebrating Our Own Series” continues. There will be a pre-conference CMPA workshop and an opportunity to obtain Category 3 credits. There truly is something for everyone. Thank you to our corporate partners with a special shout-out to our four Platinum Sponsors: Oticon Medical, Medtronic, Stryker and Bristol Myers Squibb. Eddie Eksteen and Donna Carter our local arrangements committee chairs have rolled out the red carpet with a great social program! Also check out the Society’s website when you register to see what Edmonton has to offer. You will not be disappointed. Our annual meeting is a tribute to our success as a specialty. I look forward to seeing you in Edmonton in early June. Fred CSOHNS President
PS I am starting a tradition of the sitting CSOHNS President adding a light-hearted or family or hobby photo to the Spring newsletter. Hope you like this one!
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CSOHNS 73rd ANNUAL MEETING June 1 – 4, 2019, Edmonton Convention Centre / Fairmont Macdonald Hotel EDMONTON, AB
“Music, Mentorship & Motivation in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery” President
Dr. Frederick K. Kozak, Vancouver, BC Local Arrangements Chair
Dr. Eddie Eksteen, Edmonton, ON Scientific Program Chair
Dr. Vincent Lin, Toronto, ON Guest Speakers
Dr. Charles Limb, San Francisco, CA Profile Dr. Nadine Caron, Vancouver, BC Profile COHNS Fund Guest Speaker
Canadian Forces Major Jameel Janjua, Calgary, AB Profile
Guest of Honour
Dr. Juan Camilo Ospina, Bogotá, Colombia Lifetime Achievement Awards
Dr. Derald Oldring, Kelowna, BC Dr. Murray Morrison, Chilliwack, BC
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS In addition to our distinguished guest speakers, program highlights include: SECTION 3 MOC CME CREDIT WORKSHOPS
• Pre-convention Workshop “Reducing Risk of Surgical Error: Lessons Learned from CMPA Files”
Saturday, Jun 1 @ 1400 – 1700, Salon 9/10, Edmonton Convention Centre
There is NO extra charge to attend but you must let us know that you wish to attend. Contact the office by email at [email protected], to give us your name.
• Hands-on / Instructional Workshop “Patient-Specific Virtual Reality Temporal Bone Stimulation”
Part 1 Didactic Presentation – Sunday, June 2 @ 1330, Hall C, Edmonton CC
Part 2 Hands-on Session on the Simulator (30-minutes) – Monday, June 3 & Tuesday June 4, Salon 7, Edmonton Convention Centre
This workshop will introduce attendees to the world of temporal bone surgical simulation. This technology will become an important part of surgical training and will also be beneficial to practicing surgeons who want to plan or rehearse surgical procedures. Participants will learn about the benefits of surgical simulation and get to perform a virtual temporal bone dissection.
REGISTER for Part 2 simulation session at https://cardinalsim.eventbrite.com.
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POLIQUIN RESIDENTS’ COMPETITION
• Monday, June 3 @ 1330 – 1700, Hall C, Edmonton Convention Centre Chair – Dr. Danielle MacNeil, London, ON For those participating in the Poliquin Competition please send your manuscript directly to the Awards Committee Chair, Dr. MacNeil at [email protected] in a MS Word or PDF format following the guidelines for the Journal of Otolaryngology, even though there is NO requirement to submit to the Journal. The DEADLINE to submit your manuscript has been extended to APRIL 15TH, 2019. There will be NO exceptions or changes allowed after that date.
POSTER VIEWING & COMPETITION
• Sunday, June 2 & Monday, June 3 @ 0900 – 1700; Tuesday, June 4 @ 0900 – 1315 Exhibits Area, Hall B, Edmonton Convention Centre
For those who plan to participate in this year’s Poster Competition please email a copy of your work (in MS PowerPoint format) to the Awards Committee Chair, Dr. MacNeil at c/o [email protected] by April 15, 2019.
WOMEN-IN-OTOLARYNGOLOGY BREAKFAST
• Monday, June 3 @ 0700 – 0800, Salon 7, Edmonton Convention Centre
Speaker: Dr. Nadine Caron, Vancouver, BC Please contact the office at [email protected] to confirm your attendance.
TO VIEW THE COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM click here. COMMITTEES / SPECIAL INTEREST MEETINGS
• For those who are involved in the various committee / special interest meetings please click here for the schedule.
UPLOAD YOUR PRESENTATION TO THE MEETING APP
• We encourage you to submit your presentation to the electronic portal and e-communication. The content and your contact details will reach a broader audience and will be shared with the other meeting attendees.
To upload your presentation logon to: http://otohns.ca/my-abstracts/ where you can view your work. Under each accepted abstract there will be a red box asking you to upload presentation files. Click that link to upload. Once done, the box will turn green. Under each box is also a drop-down section. Click on the grey box and you will see a unique QR code for that presentation. Attendees will be able to scan these codes with their smartphone to view details. This process is voluntary and designed to better the Society’s scientific discourse only.
73rd ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
• Tuesday June 4, 2019 @ 0745, Hall C, Edmonton Convention Centre
EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 5, 2019
• To REGISTER go to https://www.entcanada.org/edmonton-2019 and click on “registration” tab where you can download a form or pay online through PayPal. The early fee will be in effect until May 5, 2019. The on-site fee will apply thereafter.
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SOCIAL PROGRAM
• WELCOMING RECEPTION Sunday, June 2 @ 1830 Empire Room, Hotel Macdonald
• PRESIDENT'S BANQUET Monday, June 3 @ 1915, Hall D, Edmonton Convention Centre
• RIVER VALLEY RUN 5 KM Monday, June 3 & Tuesday, June 4 @ 0600
COMPANION PROGRAM • EDMONTON BREWERY TOUR AND LUNCH
Monday, June 3 @ 1000 – 1330
• COMPANIONS’ BREAKFASTS Sunday, June 2 – Tuesday, June 4 @ 0800 – 1000 Harvest Room / Confederation Lounge, Hotel Macdonald
For all the details for the social and companions’ program click here.
CONVENTION LOCATION / HOTEL • FAIRMONT HOTEL MACDONALD
10065 – 100 Street, Edmonton, AB T5J 0N6 (780) 424-5181 Reservations Link
• COURTYARD MARRIOTT HOTEL 1 Thornton Court NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 2E7 Tel: (780) 423-9999 Reservations Link
The Hotel Macdonald convention rate starts at $239 / night. The room block will be available until April 30, 2019. The Courtyard Marriott Hotel rate starts at $179 / night and the room block will be available until May 1, 2019. Reservations / rates cannot be guaranteed after those dates.
• EDMONTON CONVENTION CENTRE (Scientific Program Sessions) 9797 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, AB T5J 1N9
The Edmonton Convention Centre is a short 5-minute walk from the hotels.
IMPORTANT NOTES
At the Edmonton meeting the following will apply:
• All conference information available online at https://www.entcanada.org/edmonton-2019/ .
• Your NAME BADGE will be your TICKET into the SCIENTIFIC and SOCIAL PROGRAMS. Please wear at all times.
• The SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM will be available on the Society’s website in a pdf format. A meeting app with be available for download on iOA and Android devices.
• You will be able to complete the session specific evaluation forms (mandatory for your Certificate of Attendance) online at the Society’s website.
• For those who pre-register, confirmation of registration will be emailed to you within 14 days. A hardcopy receipt will be available on request.
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INDUSTRY SPONSORED SATELLITE SYMPOSIA All company sponsorships have been received as educational grants and in-kind support.
STRYKER’S MOBILE LAB
Saturday, June 1, 2019 Edmonton Convention Centre (unit located at Grierson Hill Parking Lot) 0800 – 1200 “Key Surgical Moves to be Successful in FESS Dissection” 1200 – 1600 “Advanced Surgical FESS Procedures” Maximum attendance: 16 residents (PGY 3 – 5). More details including how to register will be available online at https://www.entcanada.org/edmonton-2019/ Click on “Company Sponsored Symposia”. HEAD & NECK CANCER: TREATMENT CONTINUUM AND THE ROLE OF SURGEONS IN THE ERA OF IMMUNO-ONCOLOGY Sunday, June 2, 2019, 1200 – 1300, Salon 8, Edmonton Convention Centre
Come join our experts and examine the latest advancements in immuno-oncology - its role in the treatment of head and neck cancer and its impact on post-surgical decisions. With their expertise, learn how to integrate recent evidence into routine practice in order to provide your patients with the best short- and long-term outcomes.
OTICON MEDICAL
Sunday, June 2, 2019, 1700 – 1800, Salon 8, Edmonton Convention Centre
See how Oticon can enhance your practice with our Hearing Implant solutions. Keynote Speaker, Q&A, product launch and much more! Looking forward to seeing you there. USE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY TO OPTIMIZE SUCCESS AND OUTCOMES IN RHINOLOGY
Monday, June 3, 2019, 1200 – 1300, Salon 8, Edmonton Convention Centre Speaker: Dr. Arif Janjua, MD, FRCSC, University of British Columbia
CSOHNS IFOS WORLD CONGRESS June 19 – 23, 2021, Vancouver Convention Centre VANCOUVER, BC
http://ifos2021vancouver.com
https://twitter.com/ifosvancouver
The Canadian Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery is thrilled to host the IFOS 2021 World Congress of Otorhinolaryngology in Vancouver, Canada June 19-23, 2021. The theme of IFOS 2021 is “Globalization of Healthcare”, which will be relevant to delegates attending from all over the world. Canada will promote the coming together of otolaryngologists and allied health workers to share knowledge and understanding of global issues relevant to otolaryngologic diseases and their management.
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With the support of Tourism Vancouver, the Vancouver Convention Centre, MCI Group Canada, our corporate partners, and many other Vancouver and Canadian partners, our international guests will experience firsthand all the incredible facilities, hotels and beauty that Vancouver and British Columbia have to offer as a sustainable destination.
Please join us in spreading the message: Canada, for the first time ever, is host to the World Congress of ENT/Otorhinolaryngology in June 2021. Join us to make IFOS 2021 Vancouver a success. Dr. Brian Westerberg IFOS 2021 Congress President
2019 / 2020 SOCIETY ELECTONS Hall C, Edmonton Convention Centre Tuesday, June 4, 2019 @ 0745 (Annual Business Meeting) Nominations are being sought for the following CSOHNS council and committee positions –
• 2nd Vice-President Elect (2023)
• Co-editor-in-Chief, Journal of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery*
• Regional Representative for Ontario
• Committee Chairs: Historian; Physician Resources
* For information on the terms of reference, job description and required attributes as well as where to send your application for the Co-editor-in-Chief position please click here. Those interested in the other openings, send your CV along with a letter explaining why you would be right for the job to: (emailed, faxed, mailed)
Dr. Erin Wright, Nominating Committee Chair, c/o Canadian Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
68 Gilkison Street, ELORA, ON N0B 1S0 Fax – (519) 846-9529, Email - [email protected].
DEADLINE for nominations for Co-editor-in-Chief position - April 29th / for other positions – April 30th.
CANADIAN OTOLARYNGOLOGY HEAD & NECK SURGERY FUND
Dr. Brian Westerberg, Vancouver, BC President
LAB COATS
We are now taking orders for personalized lab coats. They include the Society’s logo with the words “Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery” or “ORL – Chirurgie cervico-faciale” embroidered over the left pocket. They can be personalized with your name and subspecialty title. For every coat sold the COHNS Fund makes approximately $25.00. All NET proceeds will go to the Canadian Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Fund. For your convenience, orders received and paid by April 26th will be available for pick-up at the Edmonton AGM. If you wish to have your items mailed, a delivery charge will apply (see order form). To order please click here.
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GLOBAL HEALTH SCHOLARSHIP
I would like to highlight this program which is open to all RESIDENTS in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery programs in Canada. Two awards of $1,000 are given annually to successful residents travelling to a low- or middle-income country, or an under-serviced area in Canada. The scholarships specifically will support travel expenses incurred for the purposes of furthering research in an under-resourced setting. The successful resident will be expected to submit a report to the President of the Fund following completion of the trip and/or submit their research results for presentation at the annual meeting. To apply, contact the Society’s office at [email protected] and an application will be emailed to you or visit Global Health Scholarship. THANK-YOU
Our sincerest thanks go to all those members who have donated to the Fund this year. Donations from the membership are crucial to the sustainability of the Fund’s various programs including the Canadian Fellowship Award, the Mini-fellowship and the Global Outreach programs. We hope you will continue to give through the “Circle of Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze Donors". Each year, contributions of $1000 will be acknowledged with a certificate and a special lapel pin will be presented at the annual meeting to those who have donated $5000 or more.
NEW You can now donate to the COHNS Fund online using Canada Helps
For those who prefer to give using a cheque or VISA please download a donation card. A tax receipt will be issued for all donations over $25.
IN MEMORIAM
DR. DESMOND JOSEPH IRELAND 1929 - 2018
Dr. Desmond (Des) Joseph Ireland passed away at the Victoria Hospital on September 15, 2018 at the age of 88. He was predeceased by his mother Aileen Kate Ireland (nee Britton), father Clarence Ireland, brothers-in-law Roy Houghton and Michael Wiley, sister-in-law Patricia Wiley, and great-grandson Archie Mosis. He will be greatly missed by both his Canadian and Australian families.
In his quiet and humble way, he gave strict instructions "not to write an obituary that would boast about his accomplishments" but to "make sure it included familial information needed for genealogical purposes". He had a passion for a good mystery and along with his scientific research abilities, became a "genealogical guru". In his retirement, he spent hours at his computer sharing e-mails with his sister and others from around the world, solving pieces of ancestral puzzles dating back as far as the 1300s. The only thing that gave him greater pleasure was travelling with, or sharing a meal out with his wife Donna, or learning of, and sharing in, his grandchildren's accomplishments and successes.
Des was born in Sydney, Australia and know from a very young age he could become a physician. In 1958 he left Australia to further his training in Chicago. A year later he settled in Brandon, Manitoba and set-up a private clinical practice in Otolaryngology. He subsequently made the move to Winnipeg in 1975 to carry on his clinical
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practice and later became Head of the Department of Otolaryngology. He very much enjoyed his time teaching medical students/residents, as well as time spent doing vestibular research with his colleagues.
He touched the lives of many patients, students and colleagues. Over the years he received many awards (of which he doesn't wanted mentioned) but his final distinction prior to his retirement was that of Professor Emeritus in 1998.
DR. TED BOJANOWSKI 1953 - 2018
Dr. Ted Bojanowski passed away suddenly on April 25th, 2018 at the age of sixty-four. He is survived by wife Belle, son Nicholas and daughter Krystina, father Victor, sister Victoria, her three children Katie, Sean and Natalie, and predeceased by his mother, Anna.
Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Ted earned his B.Eng. (electrical) and M.Eng. (biomedical), as well as his MD at McMaster University, before moving to Vancouver to complete his residency in otolaryngology at UBC. He was a man of many talents, and boundless ideas; he was an avid photographer, crab fisherman, salmon-smoker, caviar-maker, and all-around handyman. He was active in numerous professional and community projects, including BC Otolaryngology Society and the Society of Specialist Physicians and Surgeons, serving as president for both. He also served on the Board of Governors of Meadowridge School, and the Emergency Services Committee in the Village of Belcarra, which was his home for twenty-nine years. He worked as a visiting specialist in Whitehorse, Yukon. An avid hunter and fisherman, he made many friends and was always good for stimulating conversation. We will miss his quick wit, ready smile and keen intellect.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Society would like to thank all our corporate partners who have committed their support to the 73rd Annual Meeting –
PLATINUM PARTNERS
Bristol-Myers Squibb Medtronic
Oticon Medical Stryker
GOLD PARTNERS
Karl Storz Endoscopy Olympus
Pediapharm Pentax
Takeda Canada
SILVER PARTNERS
Cochlear Ethicon (Johnson & Johnson Company)
Med-El Mylan
T.B. Clift
All sponsorships are given in the form of unrestricted educational grants and in-kind support.
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
OTOLARYNGOLOGIST, OTTAWA EAST, ON Opportunity for an Otolaryngologist to establish or expand their practice within an independent multidisciplinary clinic in Ottawa East. Work alongside a qualified Audiologist with significant ENT testing experience, a Speech-Language Pathologist and a Physiotherapist who is experienced in the
treatment of the head, neck and TMJ areas. Read More ACADEMIC OTOLARYNGOLOGIST, HAMILTON, ON
McMaster University in conjunction with St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton is seeking an academic Otolaryngologist specializing in head and neck oncology. A commitment and demonstrated interest in surgical education at all levels is essential. Read More
FULL-TIME OTOLARYNGOLOGIST, AMHERST, NS The Department of Otolaryngology is looking for an Otolaryngologist-head and neck surgeon. Read More GENERAL OTOLARYNGOLOGIST, SYDNEY, NS We are seeking a General Otolaryngologist - Head and Neck Surgeon, to join our collegial group in Sydney, NS. Our team includes a mid-career ENT surgeon with a broad range of interests and expertise, a senior colleague with over 40 years of ENT experience, and an early career surgeon with a Head & Neck Oncology fellowship. The Cape Breton Regional Hospital is a large Regional Hospital with full OR facilities, ICU, and hospital-based clinic facilities. There are peripheral hospitals as well that have outpatient clinics available. The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has a population of around 90,000 and Cape Breton Island has just under 140,000 population. The tertiary care center in Halifax is approximately 4.5 hours away, allowing a broad practice and clinical autonomy, while still having support available for the most complex cases. Applicants must have certification in Otolaryngology/Head and Neck surgery from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (or equivalent) and be licensed or eligible for licensure in the Province of Nova Scotia. To apply, please visit: https://recruitment.nshealth.ca/opportunities/2018-0070/general-otolaryngologist-head-and-neck-surgeon OTOLARYNGOLOGIST, TORONTO, ON The Toronto location of the Canadian Hearing Society, Department of Audiology and Speech-language Pathology invites applications for an Otolaryngologist. Read More For more listings please go to Employment Opportunities at http://www.entcanada.org/news-events/#jobs
Fellowships at Canadian Universities
For detailed information on the following fellowship programs click here. DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY
• Clinical Otology/Neurotology
• Head and Neck Surgery UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL
• Otologie et implants auditifs
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McGILL UNIVERSITY
• Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery
• Pediatric Otolaryngology
• Head & Neck Surgery
• Auditory Sciences Laboratory
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL
• Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
• Pediatric Otolaryngology
• Head and Neck Surgery
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
• Combined Clinical Epidemiology and Head and Neck Surgery
• Head and Neck Surgery
• Neuro-otology UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
• Head and Neck Surgical Oncology Program
• Upper Airway Laboratory
• Facial Plastic Surgery (2)
• Rhinology
• Pediatric Otolaryngology
• TWJ (Clinical)
• Neurotology
• Medical Neurotology/Otology
• Auditory Science Laboratory
• Laryngology WESTERN UNIVERSITY
• Advanced Training in Head and Neck Oncology and Reconstructive Microvascular Surgery
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
• Clinical Fellowship in Pediatric Otolaryngology
• Head and Neck Oncology
• Rhinology / Endoscopic Sinus and Skull Base Surgery UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
• Otology & Neurotology
• Pediatric Otolaryngology
• Endoscopic Sinus and Skull Base Surgery
• Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery
• International Head & Neck Surgery Outreach Program Visiting Scholar
Fellowships at International Universities
For detailed information on the following fellowship programs click here.
• Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery, Flinders Medical Centre, AUSTRALIA
• Advanced Head & Neck Surgical Oncology – Microvascular Reconstruction, Gainsville, FLORIDA
• Head & Neck Surgery – Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
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Upcoming CME Events
CANADA
CANADIAN SOCIETY OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY-HEAD & NECK SURGERY
ANNUAL MEETINGS
2019 EDMONTON, AB
• June 1 – 4, Shaw Conference Centre/Fairmont MacDonald Hotel 2020 FREDERICTON, NB
• June 6 – 9, Fredericton Convention Centre/Crown Plaza Hotel/Hilton Garden Inn 2021 VANCOUVER, BC (IFOS World Congress)
• June 19 – 23 Vancouver Conference Centre 2022 MONTREAL, QC
• Date & Venue TBA 2023 ST. JOHN’S, NL
• Date & Venue TBA
45th ANNUAL WESTERN UNIVERSITY RESIDENTS RESEARCH DAY May 10, 2019 Darryl J. King Student Life Centre, King’s University College Campus Western University LONDON, ON For more information click here. 10th ANNUAL McGILL FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY COURSE May 17 – 19, 2019 McGill Medical Simulation Centre & Montreal Centre for Facial Plastic Surgery MONTREAL, QC For information and registration click here. CONGRÈS 2019 DE L’ASSOCIATION ORL DU QUÉBEC 4 au 6 octobre L’hôtel Westin MONTRÉAL, QC Pour information cliquez ici CANADIAN ACADEMY OF FACIAL PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY CLINCIAL DAY October 18, 2019 TORONTO, ON http://www.cafprs.com/ UNITED STATES & INTERNATIONAL ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY OF THE SINUSES, EUSTATIAN TUBE AND EAR April 8 – 10, 2019 The Meltzer Auditorium at Massachusetts Eye and Ear BOSTON, MA For more information click here. INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ORL-HNS 2019 April 25 – 29, 2019 Grand Hilton Hotel, SEOUL, KOREA For more information and registration click here.
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COSM COMBINED OTOLARYNGOLOGY SPRING MEETINGS May 1– 5, 2019 JW Marriott Hotel AUSTIN, TX For information and registration click here. ENDOSCOPIC EAR, EUSTACHIAN TUBE & SINUS SURGERY COURSE May 16 & 17, 2019 Vagelos Education Center NEW YORK, NY For more information click here. WORLD CONGRESS ON ENDOSCOPIC EAR SURGERY 3.0 June 13 – 15, 2019 Boston Renaissance Waterfront Hotel BOSTON, MA For more information click here. WORLD CONGRESS ON THYROID CANCER 3.5 June 20 – 22, 2019 Parco Dei Principi ROME, ITALY For more information click here. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY-HEAD AND NECK SURGERY September 15 - 18, 2019 New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Centre NEW ORLEANS, LA For more information visit www.entnet.org AMERICAN THRYOID ASSOCIATION 89TH ANNUAL MEETING October 30 – November 3, 2019 Sheraton Grand Chicago CHICAGO, IL For more information go to click here. ENTUK BACO International July 8 – 10, 2020 ICC BIRMINGHAM, UK For more information click here.
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