Dear delegates,
On behalf of the organizing committee, we feel delighted and honoured to extend our cordial invitation to you for " AOI SOUTHZONE CON -2010". The scientific programme will comprise of live workshops, symposia, hot topics, thematic posters sessions, plenary lecturers, orations, panel discussions, original research paper presentations, quiz competitions for post graduates, and scientific exhibits.
Mysore is the second largest city of Karnataka, the cultural capital located 770 meters above sea level, and a picturesque city has pleasant weather for much of the year. This charming city of palaces, hills and beautiful gardens has enchanted its admirers with its quite, rich heritage, magnificent palaces, beautifully laid-out gardens, imposing buildings, broad shady avenues and sacred temples.
Mysore is also known all over the world for its exotic sandalwood, pure Mysore Silk Sarees, Arts and crafts, Scented Incense Sticks, etc.
The city is famous for it's illuminating palace, Chamundi Hill with Chamundeshwari temple, giant idol of Mahishasura, most popular Mysore Zoo, St.Philomena Church, Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary etc.
The month of October is a festive season and Mysore has a pleasant weather. We are eagerly looking forward to welcome you warmly and would like to ensure that we are ready in every way necessary for your comfortable, fruitful, and memorable stay at Mysore during the conference.
BY THE ORGANISERS, AOI SOUTHCON MYSORE.
Dr.P.Sathya
Organizing President
AOI KARNATAKA SOUTH CON-2010
HOD-Dept. of ENT K.R.Hospital,
Devaraja Mohalla,
Mysore.
Cell: 93421 83432
Email-Id: sathyaputtaiah@ymail.com
Dr.K.M.Govinde Gowda
Organizing Secretary
AOI KARNATAKA SOUTH CON-2010
Dept. of ENT K.R.Hospital,
Devaraja Mohalla,
Mysore.
9448342685
e mail ggnikethan468@gmail.com
Website: www.aoisouthconkarmys.com
Friday 23 July 2010
Wednesday 21 July 2010
Monday 19 July 2010
Jaypee's Advanced Course in Rhinology & Endoscopic Sinus Surgery,Mumbai February 11-13,2011
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Jaypee's Advanced Course in Rhinology & Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
The pleasant weather and rich Maratha culture looks forward to your welcome presence and unforgettable
stay at the Jaypee’s Advanced Course in Rhinology, scheduled to be organized at the financial capital of
India, Mumbai on February 11th-12th-13th, 2011.
The venue of the conference, Hotel ITC Grand Maratha is spacious, well equipped, exhibiting the grandeur
of state-of-the-art architecture.
An educative scientific programme studded with lectures by renowned International and National faculty
on varied aspects and latest trends in Rhinology, with a display of latest scientific gadgets and instruments in a
well organised exhibition, and a concerted effort at public awareness on the subject, beckons your
participation in the conference.
Your confidence in this course is our greatest asset and we shall strive to uphold this trust by our sincere,
unfettered efforts at making this conference a never before success story.
We again extend to your honoured self, a warm personal invitation and look forward to your distinguished
presence at the Jaypee’s Advanced Course in Rhinology.
Warm regards,
Dr Chris de Souza Guy Kenyon
Course Director Course Director
For registration, please contact:
Rakesh Sheoran:-
Ph (O)- +91-11-43574357 ext 418
PH (M)-+91-9971020680
Email- rakesh.sheoran@jaypeebrothers.com
Abhinav Kumar
Ph (O)- +91-11-43574357 ext 419
Ph (M)- +91-9810279794
Email- abhinav.kumar@jaypeebrothers.com”
The pleasant weather and rich Maratha culture looks forward to your welcome presence and unforgettable
stay at the Jaypee’s Advanced Course in Rhinology, scheduled to be organized at the financial capital of
India, Mumbai on February 11th-12th-13th, 2011.
The venue of the conference, Hotel ITC Grand Maratha is spacious, well equipped, exhibiting the grandeur
of state-of-the-art architecture.
An educative scientific programme studded with lectures by renowned International and National faculty
on varied aspects and latest trends in Rhinology, with a display of latest scientific gadgets and instruments in a
well organised exhibition, and a concerted effort at public awareness on the subject, beckons your
participation in the conference.
Your confidence in this course is our greatest asset and we shall strive to uphold this trust by our sincere,
unfettered efforts at making this conference a never before success story.
We again extend to your honoured self, a warm personal invitation and look forward to your distinguished
presence at the Jaypee’s Advanced Course in Rhinology.
Warm regards,
Dr Chris de Souza Guy Kenyon
Course Director Course Director
For registration, please contact:
Rakesh Sheoran:-
Ph (O)- +91-11-43574357 ext 418
PH (M)-+91-9971020680
Email- rakesh.sheoran@jaypeebrothers.com
Abhinav Kumar
Ph (O)- +91-11-43574357 ext 419
Ph (M)- +91-9810279794
Email- abhinav.kumar@jaypeebrothers.com”
Wednesday 14 July 2010
RHINOCON,September 10-12,2010,Udaipur/Hands on Dissection
ALL INDIA RHINOLOGY SOCIETY
Venue:Geetanjali Medical College,UDAIPUR
Org Chairman: Dr A K Gupta
Tel:0294-2451058
Mob:09414156888
e-mail :rhinoconudp2010@gmail.com
HANDS ON CADAVAR DISSECTION IN 2000/-(LIMITED SEATS)
All India Rhinology Society
Secretary : Dr. Achal Gulati
Treasurer : Dr. Sanjay Sood
FOR MEMBERSHIP
achalgulati@rediffmail.com
sanjaysood_doc@live.com
Venue:Geetanjali Medical College,UDAIPUR
Org Chairman: Dr A K Gupta
Tel:0294-2451058
Mob:09414156888
e-mail :rhinoconudp2010@gmail.com
HANDS ON CADAVAR DISSECTION IN 2000/-(LIMITED SEATS)
All India Rhinology Society
Secretary : Dr. Achal Gulati
Treasurer : Dr. Sanjay Sood
FOR MEMBERSHIP
achalgulati@rediffmail.com
sanjaysood_doc@live.com
Tuesday 13 July 2010
Auditory Brain Stem Implant:Live Surgery in Delhi,August 6-7,2010
After the great success of our 1st ABI on Baby Tsesal aged 2.5 yrs., we are having two more cases of Auditory Brain Stem Implant in two children with Cochlear aplasia, aged 2.5 & 4.5 yrs., on the 6th & 7th of August 2010 at BLK Super-speciality Hospital, Pusa road, New Delhi.
This time the surgeries would be telecast LIVE to a select audience ( Maximum 30 participants which would include ENT surgeons / Audiologists / Habilitationists ) working in the Cochlear implant programme, on a first come basis. Those interested may kindly send there names to the undersigned at the earliest.
Prof. (Dr) J.M.Hans
Chairman, Centre for ENT & Cochlear implant Surgery,
BLK Super Speciality Hospital, Pusa road,
New Delhi, INDIA
(M) + 91 9718126565 / 9811703926
Monday 12 July 2010
Balloon Sinuplasty versus Traditional Sinus Surgery:Fauquier ENT
Balloon Sinuplasty versus Traditional Sinus Surgery
Balloon Sinuplasty | Traditional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery | |
| Instruments Used | Balloon Catheter System and Camera Endoscopes | Forceps, Curettes, Biting Type Instruments and Camera Endoscopes |
| Method of "Opening" Up the Sinus Cavities | Balloon Inflation | Tissue and Bone Removal |
| Best Patient | Sinus disease (no masses) involving the frontal and sphenoid sinus cavities. In some select patients, the maxillary sinus as well. No tissue sample is able to be obtained with this method. | Sinus disease involving any of the sinus cavities. Able to obtain tissue samples for pathologic analysis to see if any cancer or worrisome tumor characteristics are present. |
| Sinus Cavities that can be Addresed | Frontal sinus, sphenoid sinus, and maxillary sinus cavities. The ethmoid sinus cavities can NOT be addressed with this technique. | All sinus cavities can be addressed. |
| Workup for Surgical Consideration |
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Patients should be aware that a "hybrid" type of sinus surgery can be performed whereby the approach may be via balloon sinuplasty technique followed by a more traditional approach with tissue removal if biopsies required. If the ethmoid sinuses need to be addressed, a traditional approach can be used for this sinus cavity whereby the other sinus cavities (frontals, sphenoids, and maxillaries) can be addressed by balloon sinuplasty.
CME on Thyroid diseases at Thiruvananthapuram,August 8,2010
Dear all,
We are happy to invite you to a one day CME on Thyroid diseases at
Thiruvananthapuram Kerala on August 8th
Brochure is attached
Reply to paulsamuel1978@gmail.com for any queries
Regards
Dr. Paul Samuel
09447290255
Phonocon 2011, February 25-27,2011,Army Hospital Delhi
Conference Secretariat :
Dept of ENT, Army Hospital Research & Referral
New Delhi. 110010
Contact us at phonocon@gmail.com
Lt Col [Dr] Rakesh Datta
Org Secretary
PHoNoCoN 2011
Dr Rakesh Datta
Contact : rakeshdatta@gmail.com
Website; http://www.phonocon2011.in
Friday 9 July 2010
17th workshop on FESS at Taj Krishna, Hyderabad on 11th to 13thFeb 2011.
Prof D S Sethi & Prof P J Wormald
We cordially invite you to attend the 17th workshop on FESS at Taj Krishna, Hyderabad on 11th to 13thFeb 2011.
This Endoscopic Sinus Surgery workshop includes cadaver demonstration and live surgery of the basic and advanced techniques. Prof Scott Graham from IOWA –USA, Prof A. Balakrishnan –Singapore, Prof Ravi Ramalingam and many more National and international faculty will be joining us.
The weather in Hyderabad in February month will be very pleasant and comfortable.
The brochure is attached to this mail, alternately you can log on to web site www.maaent.com and download the brochure and registration form.
Warm regards
Dr Meghanadh
Org Secretary
Ph +91 9849044775
Monday 5 July 2010
Sunday 4 July 2010
FACS for DR.AVIK KUMAR JANA (Kolkatta)
The American College of Surgeons (ACS) was established in 1913, at the initiative of Franklin Martin, MD, FACS, Chicago, IL, as a surgical society dedicated to promoting the highest standards of surgical care through education of, and advocacy, for its Fellows and their patients, and to safeguarding standards of care in an optimal and ethical practice environment.
Members of the American College of Surgeons are referred to as "Fellows." The letters FACS (Fellow, American College of Surgeons) after a surgeon's name mean that the surgeon's education and training, professional qualifications, surgical competence, and ethical conduct have passed a rigorous evaluation, and have been found to be consistent with the high standards established and demanded by the College.
The Convocation for the bestowment of the title shall take place at the Annual Congress of American College of Surgeons in October 2010.
Members of the American College of Surgeons are referred to as "Fellows." The letters FACS (Fellow, American College of Surgeons) after a surgeon's name mean that the surgeon's education and training, professional qualifications, surgical competence, and ethical conduct have passed a rigorous evaluation, and have been found to be consistent with the high standards established and demanded by the College.
The Convocation for the bestowment of the title shall take place at the Annual Congress of American College of Surgeons in October 2010.
Friday 2 July 2010
Otolaryngology Poll Quiz
Herpes zoster oticus (HZ oticus) is a viral infection of-
Inner Ear
Middle Ear
External Ear
All Above
VOTE AT WWW.ENTINDIA.NET
Inner Ear
Middle Ear
External Ear
All Above
VOTE AT WWW.ENTINDIA.NET
Thursday 1 July 2010
The 12th annual Otology Course of the Causse Ear Clinic (Béziers, France), July 1-3
The 12th annual Otology Course of the Causse Ear Clinic (Béziers, France) will be held July 1-3, 2010. During this 3-day course a regional and international faculty will discuss the latest trends in middle ear surgery and cochlear implants.
The program includes 12 live surgery procedures, 14 conference topics and 2 panel discussions. These will cover various aspects of middle ear surgery: cholesteatoma (canal wall up and canal wall down technique), skin grafting for EAC stenosis and TM lateralisation, implantable hearing aids, otosclerosis primary and revision surgery, ossiculoplasty, cochlear implantation.
On Thursday July 1st and Friday July 2nd, the Broadcast will commence at 08h00 and finish at 18h00. On Saturday July 3rd it will commence at 09h00 and finish at 12h30.
website http://www.lion-web.org/
Antrolith in the maxillary sinus: an unusual complication of endoscopic sinus surgery
Satish Nair1 
| (1) | Command Hospital Air Force, Bangalore, 560 007, India |
Published online: 4 June 2010
Abstract
Antrolith of the paranasal sinuses are rare entity which are usually asymptomatic, caused by calcification of a nidus and are detected incidentally on radiological examinations. We report a case which presented to us with features of pansinusitis six months after endoscopic sinus surgery. Radiological examination revealed a discrete bony density in the maxillary sinus blocking the ostiomeatal complex. The bony mass was removed endoscopically from the maxillary sinus with drainage of discharge and debris from the sinuses. Histopathological examination revealed an antrolith with bony nidus and calcium deposited around it. We present the imaging and review the present world literature on this rare complication of endoscopic sinus surgery.
International Otology & Skull Base Surgery Workshop,August 28-29,2010,Visakhapatnam
Dr. S. Surya Prakasa Rao 'Organizing Secretory
# 50-27-15/1, Seethammadhara. NE,Visakhapatnam - 530 013.
e-mail : drssprao@gmail.com
Mobile : 98491 13551
Malleus handle: determinant of success in ossiculoplasty
Malleus handle: determinant of success in ossiculoplasty
Received 19 November 2008 published online 18 May 2009.
Abstract
Objective
The purpose of this study is to identify prognostic factors affecting outcome in ossicular chain reconstruction (OCR).
Study design and setting
This study is a retrospective case series of electronic database at an academic institution.
Materials and methods
We reviewed 209 cases of chronic supportive otitis media performed from January 2000 through December 2007 and collected demographic, clinical, audiologic, and outcome information. Univariate analyses of group differences in terms of postoperative air-bone gap (ABG) changes were evaluated by analysis of variance. Multiple regression analyses were used to examine the relationship between postoperative ABG and the independent variables.
Results
There were 105 cases of OCR the met the inclusion criteria (44 primary and 61 revision tympanoplasties), with an average follow-up of 19 months. The diagnoses were chronic suppurative otitis media without cholesteatoma in 36 cases and cholesteatoma in 69 cases. The mean preoperative ABG was 34 ± 15 dB, and the mean postoperative ABG was 20 ± 14 dB (P <>
Conclusions
Favorable prognostic factors in OCR include smaller preoperative ABG and the presence of an intact malleus handle.
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