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Canadian Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
1 Spring 2017 – Issue 25
Content 1 71st Annual Meeting, Saskatoon, SK 6 Our Congratulations! 7 Journal of Otolarynology-Head & Neck Surgery - Reminder 8 Upcoming Elections IFOS 2021 World Congress Bid New Resident Monthly Feature 9 COHNS Fund 10 Obituary IFHNOS
Employment Opportunities 11 Canadian University Fellowships 12 Upcoming CME Events
CSOHNS 71st Annual Meeting
June 10 – 13, 2017 Sheraton Cavalier Hotel / TCU Place, SASKATOON, SK
“Transformational Care in Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery”
President
Dr. S. Mark Taylor, Halifax, NS
Local Arrangements Chair
Dr. Peter Spafford, Saskatoon, SK
Scientific Program Chair
Dr. Brian Rotenberg, London, ON
Guest Speakers
Dr. Gregory Farwell, Sacramento, CA
• Professor of Otolaryngology / Director of Head and Neck Oncology and Microvascular Surgery, UC Davis
Dr. Sujana Chandrasekhar, New York, NY
• President, American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
• Director of Neurotology, James J. Peters Veterans Administration MC
• Clinical Professor at Hofstra-Northwell School of Medicine
Dr. Holger Gassner, Regensburg, GERMANY
• Professor of Facial Plastic Surgery, University of Regensburg
Guest of Honour
Dr. Simon Kirby, St. John’s, NL Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. David Ellis, Toronto, ON
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS In addition to our distinguished guest speakers, program highlights include: THE GREAT DEBATES
• Sunday, June 11, 2017 13:15 – 14:15 Salon C/D, TCU Place “Be it resolved that Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery does not steward the Canadian public healthcare system in a sustainable manner”
• Monday, June 12, 2017 08:00 – 09:00 Salon C/D, TCU Place “Be it resolved that the word "Otolaryngology" should be removed from the name of our specialty”
POLIQUIN RESIDENTS COMPETITION
• Monday, June 12, 2017 13:30 – 17:00 Salon C/D, TCU Place Chair: Dr. Jeffrey Harris, Edmonton, AB
“CELEBRATING OUR OWN” SERIES
• Sunday, June 11 & Tuesday, June 13, 2017 Salon C/D, TCU Place
• POSTER VIEWING & COMPETITION This year we have extended the time you will have to view the poster presentations:
Sunday, June 11 & Monday, June 12 09:00 – 17:00 Tuesday, June 13 09:00 – 13:15 (NEW) Exhibits Area, 1st Floor, TCU Place
Posters accepted for presentation will be considered for the Poster Competition. Those wishing to compete should email an electronic version of their work (MS PowerPoint) to the Awards Chair, Dr. Jeffrey Harris at [email protected] no later than April 15, 2017.
TO VIEW THE COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM click here.
DOWNLOAD YOUR PRESENTATION
• Building on the success of last year to expand the scientific exchange of ideas between presenters and attendees, we again strongly encourage you to submit your presentation to the electronic portal for upload and e-communication. The content and your contact details will reach a broader audience and be shared with other meeting attendees.
• To upload your presentation details logon to: http://otohns.ca/my-abstracts/ From there you’ll be able to see all the abstracts you submitted. Under each accepted abstract there will be a red box asking you to upload presentation files. You can click that link to upload. Once done, the box will turn green. Under each box is also a drop-down section. If you click on this grey box, you will see a unique QR code for that presentation. Attendees will be able to scan these codes with their smartphone to view your details. Please note
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that this process is voluntary, and is only designed to better our Society's scientific discourse.
PRE-CONVENTION WORKSHOP SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 2017
• REDUCING THE RISK OF SURGICAL ERROR: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE CMPA FILES
14:00 – 16:00 Gallery A Room, TCU Place Chair: Dr. Gigi Osler, Winnipeg, MB
There is NO EXTRA CHARGE to attend but you must let us know that you wish to attend. Either download this registration form and email, fax or mail it to the CSO office or simply contact us by email ([email protected]) and give us your name.
SOCIAL PROGRAM
• WELCOMING RECEPTION Sunday, June 11, 2017 - 18:30
This family-friendly event will be held in the beautiful gardens of Bessborough Hotel, located across the road from the Sheraton Cavalier Hotel. The evening will include food, drinks and musical entertainment. Dress is casual.
PRESIDENT'S BANQUET Monday, June 12, 2017 - 19:15
Mark and Tammy Taylor cordially invite you to join them for cocktails and dinner in the main ballroom of the Sheraton Cavalier Hotel. Once again, the President`s banquet will be held on the Monday evening for the convenience of all the attendees. Dress for the evening is formal, black tie is optional.
Should there be a demand, a supervised children’s room will be available for those who require childcare for the evening. This will be suitable for children ages 3 to 12 years.
COMPANION PROGRAM
• LUCKY BASTARD DISTILLERY TOUR, TASTING AND LUNCH Monday, June 12, 2017 11:30
Lucky Bastard Distillers is Saskatchewan’s premier micro distillery. Join us for a tour of the facilities including samples of some of their signature products. Lunch will follow at Canada’s Top Chef winner Dale Mackay’s Ayden’s Kitchen and Bar.
Cost per person: $50 (transportation and lunch included)
• COMPANIONS’ BREAKFASTS Sunday, June 11 – Tuesday, June 13, 2017 08:00 – 10:00
Breakfast will be available each morning at the Sheraton Cavalier Hotel for the registered companions of meeting delegates. Details will soon be available on the Society website (http://www.entcanada.org/news-events/annual-meetings/saskatoon-2017/ )
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71st ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING • Tuesday June 13, 2017 @ 08:45 (NEW TIME)
Salon C/D, TCU Place, Saskatoon
EARLY REGISTRATION
• To REGISTER go to REGISTER 2017 where you can download a
registration form or pay online.
• Early fee will be in effect until May 14, 2017. On-site fee will apply thereafter.
CONVENTION LOCATION / HOTEL
• Sheraton Cavalier Hotel 612 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3G9 Tel: (306)652-6770 Reservations Link
IMPORTANT: The Sheraton Cavalier Hotel convention rate is $189 /night and the room block will be available until May 10, 2017. Reservations/rates cannot be guaranteed after that date.
• The James Hotel (profile)
520 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3T5 Tel: (306) 244-6446 (Please call to make your reservation)
IMPORTANT: The James Hotel convention rate starts at $224 /night and the room block will be available until May 9, 2017. Reservations/rates cannot be guaranteed after that date.
• THE SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS
TCU Place (Convention Centre) 35 - 22nd Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K OC8
TCU Place is approximately a 10 - 12 minute walk from the convention hotels. Shuttle buses will be available.
IMPORTANT NOTES
At the Saskatoon meeting the following will apply:
• All conference information, including the registration form, is available online at www.entcanada.org. Please call the Society’s office at 800-655-9533 if you require a hardcopy of this material.
• Your NAME BADGE will be your TICKET into the SCIENTIFIC and SOCIAL PROGRAMS. Please wear it at all times.
• The SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM will be available on the Society’s website in a printable format should you wish a hardcopy. For those with iOS or “Smart Devices” a meeting app with be available for download.
• You will be able to complete the session specific evaluation forms (mandatory for your Certificate of Attendance) online at the Society’s website, www.entcanada.org .
• For those who pre-register, confirmation of payment will be emailed to you within 14 days of payment. A hardcopy receipt will be available only on request.
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SATELLITE SYMPOSIA
FIBEROPTIC ENDOSCOPIC EVALUATION OF SWALLOWING (FEES)
SATURDAY, June 10, 2017 14:00 – 16:00 Gallery A Room, TCU Place Sponsored by Karl Storz Endoscopy. POLYPECTOMY IN THE CLINICAL SETTING Shaun Kilty, MD, FRCSC, Ottawa, ON
SUNDAY, June 11, 2017 17:00 – 18:00 Gallery A Room, TCU Place Sponsored by Medtronic Canada OTIXAL™ A NEW TREATMENT OPTION FOR OTITIS John Ansley, MD, Orangeburg, SC
MONDAY, June 12, 2017 07:00 – 08:00 Gallery A Room, TCU Place Sponsored by Pediapharma Inc. HPV+ HEAD AND NECK CANCERS
- New emerging data related to HPV+ carcinoma of the head and neck - HPV patient counselling
MONDAY, June 12, 2017 17:00 – 18:00 Gallery B Room, TCU Place, Saskatoon Sponsored by Merck Canada There is NO CHARGE to attend the satellite symposia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Society would like to thank all our corporate partners who have committed their support to the 71st Annual Meeting –
PLATINUM PARTNERS
Karl Storz Endoscopy Medtronic Canada
Merck Canada Pediapharma Inc.
GOLD PARTNERS
Ethicon Olympus
Takeda Canada
SILVER PARTNERS
Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. Meda Pharma
Med-El Oticon
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Congratulations to Dr. F. Gigi Osler, the 2017 CMA President-elect Nominee
We are very pleased to announce that Dr. Osler has been selected by the members of Doctors Manitoba to be the nominee as president-elect of the Canadian Medical Association (CMA). Voting took place from February 1 to 22. Pending confirmation of the nomination by General Council in August, Dr. Osler will serve as president-elect until August 2018, where she will then become CMA President.
“Now more than ever, we need a healthy and unified voice for Canadian doctors,” explains Dr. Osler in one of her videos. “Think of it this way – what do you need and want from the CMA? And, more importantly, how can we better engage with you?” To add to the honours, Dr. Osler is the recipient of this year’s Health or Safety Promotion Award from Doctors Manitoba. This is an award given to an individual for their contribution toward improving and promoting the health or safety of Manitobans specifically or humanity in general.
A graduate from the University of Manitoba, Dr. Osler has been practicing in Winnipeg since 1998. She is currently Head of the Section of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at St. Boniface Hospital and is an Assistant Professor with the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Manitoba. Dr. Osler’s work is not limited to Canada; she has spent time educating physicians and nurses in Vietnam as part of the Canadians Helping Kids in Vietnam initiative, and has also volunteered in Africa to help train other surgeons.
Throughout her campaign, Dr. Osler promised to address physician health, ensure work-life balance and promote leadership development for all physicians. Excellence in medicine runs throughout her family, as Dr. Osler is the great-great-great niece in law of Sir William Osler, one of Canada’s most famous physicians and former CMA President. Except from: https://www.cma.ca/En/Pages/Dr–Gigi-Osler-elected-the-2017-CMA-president-elect-nominee.aspx)
Dr. Françoise P. Chagnon of Montreal QC President, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (Excerpt from RCPSC media release February 24, 2017)
Our congratulations to Dr. Chagnon, the new President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (2017–2019).
She has already earned a long list of accomplishments from her career: voice specialist to professional artists, businesswoman for an international family business and hosting presentations at McGill’s Schulich School of Music. Now she has another position to add to her resume: 44th President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
Effective today, the McGill educated otolaryngologist heads an organization that represents over 48,000 medical specialists in Canada. Her focus during her two-year mandate is promoting engagement between Fellows and the Royal College.
“I want to grow this profession through mentorship, ensuring all specialists have our support at every stage in their career,” she said. “By bettering ourselves, we’re giving our patients the best care every day.”
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Facts about Dr. Chagnon include: • She holds appointments at the McGill University Health Centre, St. Mary’s Hospital Center, and l’Institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal • She was the founding director of the Montreal General Hospital Voice Clinic • Currently the director of two organizations: l’Assurance d’Hospitalisation Canassurance and Lallemand Inc. • National oversight, Montreal-based: one of a handful of national association leaders based in Montreal
She succeeds Past President Dr. Kevin Imrie, MD, FRCPC, a Toronto hematologist and award-winning educator.
Dr. Chagnon has been involved with the Royal College for many years before her appointment as President, managing the Financial Reporting and Risk Oversight Committee, where she introduced best practices for Fellows on billing and financial ethics. Dr. Chagnon’s full biography can be found online at http://www.royalcollege.ca/rcsite/about/governance/royal-college-council/councilbiographies-e
Order of Ontario Awarded to Dr. A. Peter Adamson for Toronto
The Society would like to extend congratulations to Dr. Peter Adamson of Toronto, who has recently been named to the Order of Ontario. He is being recognized for his work in leading teams of plastic surgeons on medical missions through his Face the Future Foundation.
The Lieutenant Governor Elizabeth Dowdeswell will present the honour during an investiture ceremony at Queen’s Park in June 2017.
Former Lieutenant Governor Lincoln Alexander established the Order of Ontario, the province’s highest official honour, in 1986. Over the past 29 years the Order of Ontario has recognized individuals who have demonstrated excellence and achievement in any field benefiting the people of Ontario or abroad.
The Journal of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery
ATTENTION SUBMITTING AUTHORS This is a reminder that if you qualify to have the article processing charge covered by the Society you MUST get the waiver code from the office IN ADVANCE and use it during the initial submission process. There is no other reimbursement method available. Active members in good standing who are either the first or senior author on the work qualify to have their publishing charge covered. Please contact Donna Humphrey at [email protected] for the waiver code.
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2017 / 2018 Society Elections Salon C/D, TCU Place, SASKATOON Tuesday, June 13, 2017 @ 08:45 (Annual Business Meeting) Nominations are being sought for the following CSOHNS council and committee positions –
• 2nd Vice-President Elect (2021)
• Regional Representative for Nova Scotia
• Committee Chairs: International Liaison; Undergraduate Education; Women-in-Otolaryngology; Representative to the CMA; Royal College Representative
If you wish to nominate an individual or are interested in one of these positions, please contact Dr. Peter Spafford (Nominating Committee Chair) or the Society’s office at [email protected].
IFOS 2021 World Congress Bid
As you know, the Canadian Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery has submitted a bid for IFOS to come to Vancouver in 2021. Other bid submissions include Argentina, Morocco, Japan and Dubai.
We need your help to lobby the national societies who are members of IFOS to vote for Vancouver at the IFOS Paris meeting in 2017. Each member society in good standing gets one vote. The member societies can be found at IFOS member countries . If you are giving talks at OHNS meetings abroad, attached is a slide that can be added to your presentation to promote our bid.
To those members who are planning to attend the IFOS Paris Congress in June, we
would greatly appreciate your support onsite. You are invited and encouraged to attend events being planned relevant to Canada's bid. Please RSVP your attendance so that we can provide you with details as they become available. You can reply by email at [email protected] or give the office a call at (800) 655-9533.
Help us bring the world’s otolaryngology community to beautiful Vancouver, Canada!
Brian D. Westerberg, MD Head, Division of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, PHC Clinical Professor, Phone: 604-806-8540; Fax: 604-806-8777
Check it out: video clip
CSOHNS Residents’ Section – Monthly Feature This new section on the Society’s website features the hard-working, final year otolaryngology residents. It is meant to celebrate their achievements and highlight the human side of medicine after all the long hours of call and studying for their exams. Learn more about Dr. Kristine Anne Smith from the University of Calgary’s program. Next month’s featured resident will be Dr. Tim Phillips, Dalhousie University We strongly encourage those who are starting PGY5 in July and are interested in participating in this great monthly feature, to email Dr. Elise Graham (your Resident Representative) at [email protected]
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Canadian Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Fund
Dr. Brian Westerberg, Vancouver, BC President
THANK-YOU TO OUR DONORS
Our sincerest thanks to all members who continue to support the Fund with their donations. Your contributions serve as the foundation for all the Fund’s activities. The most notable of these is the Canadian Fellowship Award program. Although we have recently lost one of our corporate sponsors, we will be able to present two (2) awards in the amount of $25,000 each, for 2017 / 2018. The recipients will be announced later this Spring.
Special acknowledgement and thanks to Takeda Canada for their continued and generous support of the Canadian Fellowship Award. 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 to 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. LAB COATS
Once again, we are taking orders for personalized lab coats. These white, Canadian-made coats include the Society 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. To order please click here. For your convenience, orders received and paid for before May 3rd will be available for pick-up at the Saskatoon AGM. If you wish to have your items mailed, a delivery charge will apply (see order form).
PayPal Option Available
REMINDER...You can use the PayPal option to pay your:
• 2017 Membership Dues
• 2017 Annual Meeting Registration
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Dr. James D. Baxter, Burlington, ON 1923 - 2017
Dr. James D. M.D., C.M., M.SC., F.R.C.S.C., passed away at his home in Burlington, Ontario, with his loving family by his side, on Monday, March 13, 2017, in his 94th year. Beloved husband and best friend of Dorothy for the past 70 years. Loving father of Ann Baumgartl (Peter) and Barbara Baxter (Donald). Proud grandfather of Sabrina Hall (David), Kimberley Baumgartl (Jamie Matthews), James "Jay" Baumgartl, Amanda Baxter, Jessica Baxter (Michael King) and Ashley Baxter, and cherished great-grandfather of Nicola, Jacob, Mikayla, Aiden, Damien and Owen. Predeceased by sisters "Bunty" Margaret House (Alfonso) and Gladys Templeton.
Dr. Baxter was an educator and an otolaryngologist. He was an Emeritus Professor at McGill University and the Chairman for the Dept. of Otolaryngology from 1970-89 as well as Otolaryngology in Chief at both the Royal Victoria and Montreal General Hospitals. His research took him to Baffin Island where he developed treatment programs for ear disease and hearing loss in the Inuit population in the Canadian Arctic under the auspices of the McGill Baffin program (1972-1997). He headed the CPHA Task Force on the Health Effects of the increased Flying Activity in the Labrador area between 1985-87. He was awarded the Canada 125 Medal in 1992; the J.A. Hildes Medal in Circumpolar Health in 1996 and was author and co-author of numerous articles, papers and reports. He dedicated his career to the advancement of oto-rhino-laryngology & broncho-esophagololgy - head & neck surgery with many other accomplishments that are numerous.
International Federation of Head and Neck Oncological Societies
Updates
Learn more about upcoming IFHNOS activities such as the Global Online Fellowship in Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology, World Head and Neck Cancer Day and the 2017 IFHNOS World Tour. Read More
For those who would like more information about IFHNOS visit their website at http://www.ifhnos.org/home.
Employment Opportunities
FULL TIME LOCUM, BARRIE, ON
Full time locum ENT position available in Barrie, ON, 45-minutes from Toronto. OR and ambulatory care privileges. Group practice of 5 ENT’s in same office. 1 in 7 regional on call. 1-year term – renewable. Start date July 2017. Send letter of interest and CV to Rob Hekkenberg. [email protected]
(Mar/17)
FULL & PART-TIME OTOLARYNGOLOGISTS, TORONTO, ON The Toronto Head and Neck Clinic is seeking both full-time and part-time otolaryngologists to work at this busy practice. Read More
(Mar/17) OTOLOGIST / NEUROTOLOGIST, SHERBROOKE, QC The Division of Oto-rhino-laryngology is looking for an academic otologist / neurotologist. Read More Continued
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(Feb/17) LOCUM OTOLARYNGOLOGY, PORT MOODY, BC Locum position for a general otolaryngologist at Eagle Ridge Hospital, Port Moody, BC, includes admitting / operating privileges and OR time. Read More
(Jan/17) OTOLARYNGOLOGIST-HEAD AND NECK SURGEON, YELLOWKNIFE, NWT Stanton Territorial Health Authority is looking for an otolaryngologist-head and neck surgeon. Read More For more listings please go to Employment Opportunities at http://www.entcanada.org/news-events/#jobs
Fellowships at Canadian Universities
Detailed information on the following fellowship programs available on the Society’s website at: http://www.entcanada.org/fellowships-awards/university-fellowships/ DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY
• Clinical Otology/Neurotology
• Research in Otology-Neurotology
• Head and Neck Surgery
McGILL UNIVERSITY
• Rhinology and Skull Base Surgery
• Pediatric Otolaryngology
• Head & Neck Surgery • Auditory Sciences Laboratory
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL
• Endoscopic Sinus Surgery • 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
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UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
• 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
Upcoming CME Events CSOHNS FUTURE ANNUAL MEETINGS
2017 Saskatoon, SK June 10 – 13 Sheraton Cavalier Hotel / TCU Place
2018 Québec, PQ June 9 – 12 Château Frontenac / Centre des congrès de Québec
2019 Edmonton, AB 2020 Fredericton, NB 2021 Victoria, BC (should we not win IFOS 2021 World Congress for Vancouver) 2022 Montreal, QC 2023 Halifax, NS
1 Apr 2017 Lumps, Bumps and Looks in the Head and Neck: An Update in Dermatology and Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery TORONTO, ON
6 - 7 Apr 2017 13th International Netherlands Cancer Institute Head and Neck Symposium – Diagnosis and Treatment of Sinonasal Cancer & Nasopharyngeal Cancer AMSTERDAM, NL 4 May 2017 11th Annual International Pediatric Otolaryngology Update MONTREAL, QC 26 – 28 May 2017 8th Annual McGill Facial Plastic Surgery Course 22 & 23 Jun 2017 ENT Robotic Workshop (Pre-Convention Course, 2017 IFOS World Congress) PARIS, FR
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24 - 28 Jun 2017 IFOS 2017 World Congress PARIS, FR
14 - 16 Jul 2017 American Rhinologic Society 6th Annual Summer Sinus Symposium WASHINGTON, DC 27 - 30 Jul 2017 World Congress on Thyroid Cancer BOSTON, MA 1 - 3 Sep 2017 Rhinology World Congress 2017 HONG KONG 28 & 29 Oct 2017 Current Concepts in Head and Neck Oncology NEW YORK, NY 16 – 18 Nov 2017 17th Asian Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Congress YANGON, MYANMAR
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