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‘GRN-ACADEMY' - ESS, Module 2 - Topic 2 - Maxillary Sinus- Surgical Options - Prof. Alkis Psaltis

Course: ENDOSCOPIC SINUS SURGERY COURSE Module 2 : Rhinology Topic 2: Maxillary Sinus – Surgical Options. Prof. Alkis Psaltis’ talk on the surgical considerations in performing surgery on the maxillary sinus. Professor Alkis Psaltis is the Head of Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Adelaide, Australia and Professor at the University of Adelaide in South Australia. He completed his advanced ENT training in Adelaide in 2010 and subsequently three subspecialty fellowships in advanced endoscopic sinus surgery and anterior skull base surgery in Auckland, NZ, Charleston, USA and Stanford University SA. He has authored over 150 peer-reviewed articles, 16 book chapters and serves on the editorial board of 5 major ENT and Science Journals. He is a frequent invited speaker having delivered over 120 talks at international and national meetings. He holds several board positions in the Royal Australian College of Surgeons and the Australian Society of Head and Neck Surgeons. Originally presented on 11th Dec 2020 - session 6, as part of the GR-ESS 2020 event, a two day event covering all aspects of Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (day 1 – 11th Dec 2020) and Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery (day 2 – 12th Dec 2020). Global Rhinology Network is a registered academic non-profit organisation with a mission to foster surgical training in the field of Rhinology and Skull Base surgery. The concept of the organisation has evolved through an annual international live surgical webcast. The LIONESS established by Mr. Ashok Rokade with the strong support of participating surgeons in association with the lauded LION foundation. Prof. Christos Georgalas, Prof. Wilko Grolman, Dr. Robert Vincent, and Mr. John Oates were instrumental to see the LIONESS take-off in 2014 and to reach surgeons from more than 40 countries.