SUNDAY, MAY 25, 2003
Macleod D Room, Telus Convention Centre
2003 POLIQUIN MEDTRONIC XOMED RESIDENTS' COMPETITION
Chair: Dr. M. Bance
8.45 9.00
Opening Remarks: Dr. M. Bance, Mr. Steve Lawrence (MEDTRONIC XOMED CANADA)
9.00 9.10
Lateral Neck X-ray vs. Direct Video Rhinoscopy in Asssing Adenoid Size
*Mlynarek, Alex
Mark Tewfik
John Manoukian
Melvin Schloss
Ted Tewfik
Jeanne Choi-Rosen, Montreal, Quebec
9.10 9.15 Discussion
9.15 9.25
Pediatric Laryngeal Paralysis : A New Proposed Surgical Therapy
*Brian Rotenberg
Sam Daniel
Mohamed Abdolel
Vito Forte, Toronto, Ontario
9.25 9.30 Discussion
9.30 9.40
Early Operative Intervention Versus Conventional Treatment in Epistaxis : A Randomized Prospective Trial
*Ali Moshaver
Jeffrey Harris
Richard Liu
Chris Diamond
Hadi Seikaly, Edmonton, Alberta
9.40 9.45 Discussion
9.45 10.00
The Role of Allergy, Adenoids and Eustachian Tube in the Pathogenesis of Otitis Media with Effusion in Atopic Children
* Lily Nguyen
John Manoukian
Steve Sobol
Melvin Schloss, Montreal, Quebec
10.00 10.15 Discussion
10.15 10.30
The Use of intratympanic Dexamethasone in Menieres Disease
*Joshua Hornig
Richard Liu, Edmonton, Alberta
10.30 10.45 Discussion
10.45 11.05 COFFEE BREAK
11.05 11.15
Outcome and Quality of Life Assessment After Type 1 Thyroplasty
*AbdulRahman
AL-Riwaished
Paul Odell
Pam Maser, Ottawa, Ontario
11.15 11.20 Discussion
11.20 11.30
Functional, Quality of Life, and Facial Aesthetics Assessment of Different Approaches to the Parapharyngeal Space
*Aimee Mabini
Patrick Gullane
Jonathon Irish
Ralph Gilbert
Dale Brown, Toronto, Ontario
11.30 11.35 Discussion
11.35 11.45
High Resolution X-ray CT Scanning of the Human Stapes Footplate
*Abdulrahman Hagr
Robert Funnell
Anthony Zeitouni
Jamie Rappaprt, Montreal, Quebec
11.45 11.50 Discussion
11.50 12.00
Review of Intratympanic Gentamicin in the Treatment of Menieres Disease
*Chris Diamond
Joshua Hornig
Richard Liu, Edmonton, Alberta
12.00 12.05 Discussion
12.05 12.15
Postoperative Parathyroid Hormone Level as a Predictor of Post-Thyroidectomy Hypocalcemia
*Richard Payne
Michael Hier
Martin Black
Michael Tamilia, Montreal, Quebec
12.15 12.20 Discussion
12.20 13.30 LUNCH
13.30 13.40
A Randomized Control Study of Consent Presentation in Otology : Effects on Recall of Adding Written Take Home Sheet to Verbal Presentation
*Tim Brown
Manohar Bance
Emad Massoud, Halifax, Nova Scotia
13.40 13.45 Discussion
13.45 13.55
A Magnetoecephalogram Study of Native Deaf Signing Children : Relationships Between Visual Communications and Auditory Neural Networks
*Vincent Lin
Sam Daniel
Blake Papsin
Robert Harrison, Toronto, Ontario
13.55 14.00 Discussion
14.00 14.10
Functional Outcomes after Primary Mandibular Resection and Reconstruction With the Fibular Osteocutaneous Free Flap
* Maharaj Mitra
Jana Reiger
Jeffery Harris
John Wolfaardt
Hadi Seikaly, Edmonton, Alberta
14.10 14.15 Discussion
14.15 14.25
The Effects of Recombinant BMP-7 in Distraction Osteoneogenesis of the Rabbit Mandible
*Kristina Zakhary
Lucy Lesard
Reggie Hamdy
Dimitri Moutakis, Montreal, Quebec
14.25 14.30 Discussion
14.30 14.45
Sodium Thiosulphate as a Chemoprotective Agent for Cis-platin Toxicity
*Norbert Viallet
Brian Blakely
Asher Begleiter
Marsha Leith, Winnipeg, Manitoba
14.45 14.50 Discussion
14.50 15.10 COFFE BREAK
15.10 15.20
Prospective Study of Peri-operative Fluid Management in Free Flap Surgery of the Head and Neck.
*Jason Franklin
John Yoo
Thomas Matthews
Douglas Ross
Howard Lampe, London, Ontario
15.20 15.30 Discussion
15.30 15.40
Use of Reovirus as Irrigation Solution for Squamous Cell Cancer Contaminated Wounds in a SCID Mouse Model
*James Brooks
Hadi Seikaly
Ron Moore
Thomas Lim, Edmonton, Alberta
15.40 15.45 Discussion
15.45 15.55
Functional Outcomes After Primary Tongue Cancer Resection and Reconstruction With the Radial Forearm Free Flap.
*Trina Uwierar
Hadi Seikaly
Jana Riger, Edmonton, Alberta
15.55 16.00 Discussion
16.00 16.10
Colorimetric Evaluation of Facial Skin and Free Flap Donor Sites in Various Ethnic Populations
*Kenny Ngo
Ralph Gilbert
Peter Neligan
David Goldstein, Toronto, Ontario
16.10 16.15 Discussion
16.15 16.25
A Comparison Microvascular End to End versus Side to Side Venous Anastomosis in the Rat Groin Free Flap Model
*Khalid Ansari
Jeff Harris
Hadi Seikaly, Edmonton, Alberta
16.25 16.30 Discussion
16.30 CLOSING REMARKS
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MONDAY, MAY 26, 2003
Satellite Breakfast Symposium
hosted by ALCON CANADA
06:30 - 08:00
Macleod C Room, Telus Convention Centre
Meeting delegates are cordially invited to attend a talk by John Rutka, MD, FRCS (C) on the Treatment of Otitis Externa and Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media. Dr. Rutka is Associate Professor in the Department of Otolaryngology at the University of Toronto.
BREAKFAST will be served courtesy of ALCON CANADA at 06:30 to 07:00.
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OPENING SESSION
Macleod D Room, Telus Convention Centre
Chair Dr. H. Stevens, President
Overall Meeting Objectives:
to present accurate and relevant information about the treatment of our patients
to allow acknowledged experts to present their expertise
to provide an environment for our members to interact with our invited guests thereby fostering exchange of ideas and information
to allow interaction and discussion between members about problems of both a clinical and scientific nature
to present a variety of workshops and panel discussions that will facilitate interaction and debate
08:30-08:40
Presidential Address Stevens, H., VANCOUVER
08:40-08:45
Introduction of Guest of Honour and Royal College Speaker, Dr. Irwin Stewart, New Westminster, BC
Stevens, H., VANCOUVER
08:45-08:55
Guest of Honour Address Stewart, I., NEW WESTMINSTER
08:55-08:57
Introduction of Dr. William Bolger, Guest Lecturer Stevens, H., VANCOUVER
08:57-09:25
Hidden Complications in Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Bolger, W., PHILIDELPHIA, PA
09:25-09:28
Introduction of Dr. Richard Smith, Guest Lecturer Dort, J., CALGARY, AB
09:28-10:00
The Cutting Edge of Genetic Deafness Smith, R., UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
10:00-10:30
COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
10:30-10:33
Introduction of Dr. Ritchier Younger, Guest Lecturer Stevens, H., VANCOUVER, BC
10:33-11:03
The Aesthetics of Nasal Reconstruction Younger, R., VANCOUVER, BC
11:03-11:05
Introduction of Special Speaker, Astronaut Julie Payette (to be confirmed) Gillis, T., CALGARY, AB
11:05-11:50
TBA Payette, J.
11:50-11:55
Presentation of Poliquin Medtronic Xomed Resident Awards Lawrence, MEDTRONIC XOMED,
Bance, AWARDS CHAIR
11:55-13:30
LUNCH & VISIT TO EXHBITORS
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 26, 2003
Room 1 Macleod D Room
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Bolger, W., PHILIDELPHIA
13:30-15:10
Endoscopic Repair of Usual and Unusual CSF Leaks
15:10-15:40
COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Kost, K., MONTREAL
15:40-16:30
IS IT A NORMAL LARYNX? THE RANGE OF NORMAL IN VIDEOSTROBOSCOPY
Participants: Kost, K., Eibling, D.E.
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Black, M., TORONTO
16:40-17:30
Challenging Voice Disorders: An Interactive Workshop
Participants: Black, M., Anderson, J., Kost, K., Morrison, M.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 26, 2003
Room 2 Macleod C Room
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Younger, R., VANCOUVER
13:30-15:10
Problems in Rhinoplasty
15:10-15:40
COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Brown, D., TORONTO
15:40-16:30
Clinician-Patient Communication to Enhance Health Outcomes
Participants: Brown, D., Nanchoff-Glatt, M.
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Crysdale, Wm., TORONTO
16:40-17:30
Update on Saliva Control: From Medical Therapy to Surgery
Participants: Crysdale, Wm., Daniel, S., Manoukian, J.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 26, 2003
Room 3 Macleod B Room
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Bance, M., HALIFAX
13:30-15:10
Ossiculoplasty, Science and Practice
15:10-15:40
COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 26, 2003
Room 3 Macleod B Room,
Telus Convention Centre
PAPER SESSION - OTOLOGY
CHAIR TBA
15:40-15:50
How Does the Mass of a Middle Ear PORP Prosthesis Affect its Acoustic Function? Bance, M., Morris, D., Van Wijhe, R., Narine, A., HALIFAX
15:50-16:00
The Effect of Adhesion to the Promontory on the Acoustic Functioning of Partial Ossicular Replacement Prosthesis in the Cadaveric Human Ear Morris, D., Bance, M., Van Wijhe, R., HALIFAX
16:00-16:10
Systemic Gentamicin Ototoxicity - Dosing Regimes, Risk Factors and Medical-Legal Concerns Narayanan, P., Kisilevsky, V., Rutka, J., TORONTO
16:10-16:20 DISCUSSION
16:20-16:30
Long-Term Comparison of Two Transtympanic Gentamicine Instillation's Protocols for Intractable Mιniθre's Disease - Fradet N., Nguyen N., Denis P., Jacques D., Renee D., QUEBEC CITY
16:30-16:40
Music Perception by Post-lingually Deafened Adult Cochlear Implant Recipients Stadelmann, L., Ostroff, J., Shipp, D., Ng, A., Chen, J., Nedzelski, J., TORONTO
16:40-16:50
Expectant Management of Solitary Acoustic Neuromas Nedzelski, J., Grebenyuk, J., Rowed, D., TORONTO
16:50-17:00 DISCUSSION
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TUESDAY, MAY 27, 2003
Satellite Breakfast Symposium
hosted by BRISTOL MYERS SQUIBB
Macleod C Room,
Telus Convention Centre
Meeting delegates are cordially invited to attend a talk on the The Impact of the New Canadian Guidelines in the Management of Sinusitis given by Dr. Donald E. Low, Microbiologist-in-Chief of the Toronto Medical Laboratories, Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto.
BREAKFAST will be served courtesy of BRISTOL MYERS SQUIBB
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 2003
Room 1 Macleod D
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Adamson, P., TORONTO
08:30-10:00
Advanced Nasal Tip Surgery
10:00-10:30 COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
10:30-12:00 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING (Macleod D)
12:00-13:30 LUNCH & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 27, 2003
Room 1 Macleod D
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Gilbert, R., TORONTO
13:30-14:15
The Management of Non-Melanoma Malignancies of the Head & Neck
Participants: Gilbert, R., Irish, J.
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Younger, R., VANCOUVER
14:15-15:10
Local Flaps for Reconstruction After Resection of Facial Skin Cancers
15:10-15:40 COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 27, 2003
Room 1 Macleod D
Telus Convention Centre
PAPER SESSION OTOLOGY
CHAIR TBA
15:40-15:50
A clinical test for Dynamic Visual Acuity (DVA): effects of head motion velocity Dannenbaum, E., Hakim-Zadeh, R., Paquet, N., Feldman, A., LAVAL
15:50-16:00
Normal Subjects vs Compensated Vestibularly Deficient Patients: Can the Slow-Phase of Nystagmus Classify These Groups? Katsarkas, A., Smith, H., Chan, W., Galiana, H., MONTREAL
16:00-16:10
Intentional Chemical Ablation Using Commercially Available Gentamicin Ear Drops in Meniere's Disease versus Inadvertent Topical Gentamicin Ototoxicity; What's the Difference? Kisilevsky, V., Rutka, J., TORONTO
16:10-16:20 DISCUSSION
16:20-16:30
High Resolution Strategy in Adults Utilizing the Clarion CII and HiRes 90K Devices - Al-Rowaished, A., Schramm, D., Seguin, C., NEPEAN
16:30-16:40
Closure of Near Total Ear Drum Perforations Using a Modified House Technique Blokmanis, A., Archibald, J., VANCOUVER
16:40-16:50 DISCUSSION
16:50-17:00
A Comparison of Behavioural and ASSR Thresholds in Normal Hearing and Hearing Impaired Adults Brown, D.K., CALGARY
17:00-17:10
Performance Results with the Otologics Middle Ear Transducer (MET) Implantable Hearing Device Fredrickson, J., Niparko, J., Slattery, W., Neely, J.G., ST. LOUIS
17:10-17:20 DISCUSSION
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 2003
Room 2 Macleod C
Telus Convention Centre
PAPER SESSION HEAD & NECK
CHAIR: TBA
08:30-08:40
Sexual Dysfunction and Quality of Life Following Treatment For Laryngeal Cancer Taylor, M., Yoo, J., Agrawal, S., HALIFAX
08:40-08:50
Radiotherapy for T1 and T2 Laryngeal Cancer: The Dalhousie University Experience Tibbo, J., Taylor, S.M., Trites, J., Corsten, G., HALIFAX
08:50-09:00
Coping with Head and Neck Cancer: Results of a Feasibility Study Archer, J., Allison, P., Edgar, L., Nicolau, B., Black, M., Hier, M., MONTREAL
09:00-09:10 DISCUSSION
09:10-09:20
The Unknown Primary: How Elusive Is It? Zakhary, K., Amar, Y., Black, M., Hier, M., MONTREAL
09:20-09:30
Transfusion Risk in Head and Cancer Resection Chau, J., Rashiq, S., Seikaly, H., EDMONTON
09:30-09:40
Parathyroid Hormone Level as a Predictor of Hypocalcemia Post Total Thyroidectomy Lam, A., Kerr, P.D., WINNIPEG
09:40-09:50 DISCUSSION
10:00-10:30 COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
10:30-12:00 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING (Macleod D Room)
12:00-13:30 LUNCH & VISIT TO EXHIBITORS
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 27, 2003
Room 2 Macleod C
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Smith, R., UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
13:30-15:10
Sequential Approach to the Management of Airway Stenosis
15:10-15:40 COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Desrosiers, M., MONTREAL
15:40-17:00
Bacteriology of Chronic Sinusitus Implications for Therapy
Participants: Desrosiers, M., Woodham, J., Bolger, W., Witterick, I., Frenkiel, S., Kirkpatrick, D.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 2003
Room 3 Macleod B
Telus Convention Centre
PAPER SESSION PEDIATRIC OTOLARYNGOLOGY
CHAIR: TBA
08:30-08:40
Acquired Subglottic Cysts in Preterm Infants Johnson, L., Rutter, M., Shott, S., Cotton, R., CINCINNATI
08:40-08:50
Intrapartum Management of Severe Fetal Airway Obstruction Preciado, D., Rutter, M., Willging, J., Cotton, R., CINCINNATI
08:50-09:00
Connexin Mutation Testing of Children with nNon-syndromic, Autosomal Recessive Hearing Loss Thomas, M., Tewfik, T., MONTREAL
09:00-09:10 DISCUSSION
09:10-09:20
The Effect of Age on Amplitude of the Auditory Steady State Response in Young Infants Muir, P.J., Brown, D.K., John, M.S., CALGARY
09:20-09:30
Retropharyngeal Abscess in Children A Ten Year Experience - Al-Sabah, B.H., Bin Salleen, H.M., Hagr, A.A., Tewfik, T.L., MONTREAL
09:30-09:40
Long-term Outcomes for Children with Submucous Cleft Palate that have Velopharyngeal Insufficiency Husein, M., Chang, E., Cable, B., Karnell, M., Canady, J., IOWA CITY
09:40-09:50 DISCUSSION
10:00-10:30 COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
10:30-12:00 ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING (Macleod D Room)
12:00-13:30 LUNCH & VISIT TO EXHIBITORS
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 27, 2003
Room 3 Macleod B
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Blakley, B., WINNIPEG
13:30-15:10
Practical Clinical Tools for Managing Dizzy Patients
Participants: Blakley, B., Garber, L., Katsarkas, A.
15:10-15:40 COFFEE & VISIT TO EXHIBITS
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 27, 2003
Room 3 Macleod B
Telus Convention Centre
PAPER SESSION HEAD & NECK
CHAIR: TBA
15:40-15:50
Total Laryngopharyngectomy Reconstruction with a U-shaped Radial Forearm Free Flap Alsoairy, M., Harris, J., Seikaly, H., EDMONTON
15:50-16:00
Reconstruction of the Orbit Following Maxillectomy Gilbert, R., Neligan, P., Gullane, P., Irish, J., Brown, D., Hall, F., TORONTO
16:00-16:10
Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) DNA Measured in Nasopharyngeal Brushings in Patients with Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma (NPC) Makitie, A., Reis, P., Irish, J., Zhang, T., Chin, S., Kamel-Reid, S., Siu, L., TORONTO
16:10-16:20 DISCUSSION
16:20-16:30
The Role of Neck Dissection in a Protocol of Hyperfractionated Accelerated Radiotherapy with Integrated Neck Surgery (HARDWINS) - Thuot, F., Waldron, J., O'Sullivan, B., Gullane, P., Brown, D., Freeman, J., Witterick, I., Gilbert, R., Irish, J., TORONTO
16:30-16:40
Recurrent Pleomorphic Adenoma of the Parotid Gland: A Fifteen Year Experience Maxwell, L., Hall, F., Freeman, J., TORONTO
16:40-16:50
Marginal Mandibulectomy: A Good Oncological Operation? Thuot, F., Irish, J., Brown, D., Gilbert, R., Gullane, P., TORONTO
16:50-17:00 DISCUSSION
17:00-17:10
Outcomes in Elderly Patients with Head and Neck Cancer Franklin, J., Lee, J., Yoo, J., LONDON
17:10-17:20
CT Volumetric Analysis as a Predictor of Local Control in Laryngeal Cancers Treated with Conventional Radiotherapy Hamilton, S., Matthews, T., Venkatesan, V., Lewis, C., Assis, L., LONDON
17:20-17:30 DISCUSSION
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 2003
Room 1 Macleod D
Telus Convention Centre
PAPER SESSION RHINOLOGY
CHAIR: TBA
08:30-08:40
Selective Irrigation of the Sinuses in the Management of Chronic Rhinosinusitis Refractory to Medical Therapy Lavigne, F.G., Tulic, M.K., Gagnon, J., Hamid, Q., MONTREAL
08:40-08:50
Sphenoid Fungal Sinusitis: The St. Paul's Sinus Center Experience Javer, A.R., Morley, R., VANCOUVER
08:50-09:00
The Effect of Middle Meatus Stenting After Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Witterick, I.J., Tatwani, T., Bravo, M., TORONTO
09:00-09:10 DISCUSSION
09:10-09:20
Image-Guided Transnasal Endoscopic Approach to the Pterygopalatine Fossa and Lateral Sphenoid Sinus Hussain, A.E., Desrosiers, M.Y., MONTREAL
09:20-09:30
Microbiology of Persistent Sinus Infections after Endoscopic Sinus Surgery Bravo, M.C., Witterick, I.J., Mazzulli, T., TORONTO
09:30-09:40
Endoscopic Electrosurgical Management Of Posterior Epistaxis: A Shifting Paradigm Durr, D.G., OUTREMONT
09:40-09:50 DISCUSSION
09:50-10:00
Endoscope Assisted Image Guided Approach to the Pituitary Gland: A Cadaveric Study Durr, D.G., Mohr, G., OUTREMONT
10:00-10:10
Randomized, Controlled, Study of Biocompatible Nasal Packing on Outcomes of Surgical Treatment of Rhinosinusitis with Polyposis Franklin, J.H., Wright, E.D., LONDON
10:10-10:20
Thermal and Infrared Imaging of the Maxillary Sinuses Gall, R.M., Attas, M., Mansfield, C., Sowa, M., Posthumus, T., WINNIPEG
10:20-10:30 DISCUSSION
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 2003
Room 1 Macleod D
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Fenton, R., TORONTO
10:40-11:30
Medical Legal Issues in Sinus Surgery
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 2003
Room 2 Macleod C
Telus Convention Centre
PAPER SESSION GENERAL OTOLARYNGOLOGY / FACIAL PLASTICS
CHAIR: TBA
08:30-08:40
Combined Treatment of Microdermabrasion & Alpha Hydroxy Acid Micropeels for Facial Rejuvenation Tan, A., Tsang, W., Cook, R., KINGSTON
08:40-08:50
Beyond Dysphonia: Speech-Breathing Disorders in a Regional Voice Program Andreassen, M., Gilmurray, B., Bosch, J., Hulme, W., Beveridge, S., CALGARY
08:50-09:00
Percutaneous Tracheotomy in an Academic Teaching Centre Chan, Y., Black, M., Korman, M., Anderson, J., TORONTO
09:00-09:10 DISCUSSION
09:10-09:20
Midface Rejuvination: The Midface Suspension Technique Ellis, D., Brown, D., TORONTO
09:20-09:30
Trends in Management of Peritonsillar Abscesses Tan, A., Micomonaco, D., LONDON
09:30-09:40
Endoscopic Management of Zenker's Diverticuli Janjua, A., Black, M., Fenton, R., TORONTO
09:40-09:50
Outcome and Quality of Life Assessment After Collagen Augmentation of the Vocal Fold - Al-Rowaished, A., Marsan, J., NEPEAN
09:50-10:00 DISCUSSION
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 2003
Room 3 Macleod B
Telus Convention Centre
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Freeman, J., TORONTO
08:30-10:10
Management of Head and Neck Oncology Problems for the Practicing Otolaryngologist
Participants: Freeman, J., Black, M., Gullane, P.
WORKSHOP
CHAIR: Gullane, P., TORONTO>
10:10-11:10
Lip Reconstruction After Cancer Treatment
Participants:Gullane, P., Gilbert, R., Audet, N.
POSTERS AND VIDEOS
Board Number: 1
Unusual Presentation of Cerebellar Infarction in a Six Year Old Male - Achtem BL, Kozak FK, Bjornson B, Poskitt K, Melanson A, VANCOUVER
Board Number: 2
Umbrella as a Potential Foreign Body in the Oral cavity of Pediatric Population: A Report of Two Cases - Al-Herabi A
Board Number: 3
Clinical and Radiological Significance of Calcific Tendinitis of the Longus Coli Muscle - Al-Rowaished AA, Schramm DR, Quarrington AM, OTTAWA
Board Number: 4
Aberrant Internal Carotid Artery Discovered At Myringotomy - Ansari K, Liu R, EDMONTON
Board Number: 5
Squamous Cell Carcinoma Arising in a Larynx with a Cartilaginous Malformation - Banerjee A, Heathcote G, Lampe HB, LONDON
Board Number: 6
Non-neoplastic Masses of the Middle Ear: Lesions Best Identified Prior to Surgery! - Bharatha A, Daniel SJ, Papsin BC, Friedberg J, TORONTO
Board Number: 7
Number to Treat Analysis for Planned Neck Dissection After Organ Preservation Therapy with Advanced Neck Disease - Corsten MJ, Hong P, OTTAWA
Board Number: 8
Repair of Comminuted Frontal Sinus Fracture With Preservation of Sinus Function - Hart RD, Massoud E, Trites J, HALIFAX
Board Number: 9
Hemorrhagic Pseudotumour of the Maxillary Sinus: Case Presentation and Literature Review - Lee PK, Wu JKM, Ludemann JP, VANCOUVER
Board Number: 10
Novel Anthrapyrazoles: Studies of In Vitro Activity Against Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Mechanism of Action - Lin D, Larson K, Wu X, Guziec FS, Hasinoff BB, Kerr PD, Begleiter A, WINNIPEG
Board Number: 11
Is A Plexiform Neurofibroma Pathognomonic of Neurofibromatosis Type I? - Lin VYW, Torgerson CS, Daniel SJ, Forte V, TORONTO
Board Number: 12
Blastomycosis Presenting as an Invasive Intranasal Mass - Ling FTK, Wang D, Gerin-Lajoie J, OTTAWA
Board Number: 13
Is There a Role for Conservative Management of Symptomatic Laryngopyocele? Case Report and Review of the Literature - Ling FTK, Lamothe A, OTTAWA
Board Number: 14
Sinonasal Teratocarcinosarcoma: Case report and Literature Review - Ling FTK, Gerin-Lajoie J, Wang D, OTTAWA
Board Number: 15
Embolization in the Management of a large Lobular Capillary Hemangioma of the Septum - Ling FTK, Al-herabi A, Jimenez C, MacCormick J, OTTAWA
Board Number: 16
Pencil Pushed Through a Younger Sibling's Inferior Orbital Fissure into her Medial Pterygoid Muscle: Filopathic Foreign Body Injury - Ludemann JP, Riding KH, VANCOUVER
Board Number: 17
Pediatric Ethmoid Chondroma - Doumit GD, MacCormick JA, Clarke WN, Clarke SM, OTTAWA
Board Number: 18
Marantic Endocarditis as a Usual Paraneoplastic Syndrome of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma: A Case Report - Marglani O, Al-Herabi AZ, Odell PF, OTTAWA
Board Number: 19
Giant Cell Carcinoma of the Larynx: Patholgical Diagnosis and Natural History - Matthews TW, Tsang W, Heathcote G, LONDON
Board Number: 20
Severe Facial Nerve Cross-stimulation and Loss of Auditory Sensation After 10 years in a Cochlear Implant User, Refractory to Programming and 3 Re-implantations: A Rare and Challenging Case - Morris DP, Maessen H, Creaser C, Van Wijhe RG, Bance ML, HALIFAX
Board Number: 21
Tongue Necrosis, Temporal Arteritis, Esophageal Carcinoma: Is There a Connection? - Mouadeb DA, Campisi P, Rochon L, Hier MP, Black MJ, MONTREAL
Board Number: 22
Free-Flap Monitoring using Near-Infrared Spectroscopy - A Comparative Pilot Study Using the Epigastric Artery Island Skin Flap in Rats - Pabbies A, Kerr P, Sowa MG, Liu K-Z, Leonardi L, Man A, WINNIPEG
Board Number: 23
Miliary Tuberculosis - A Rare Form of Chronic Ear Disease - Plohman JL, Garber LZ, Ronald J, WINNIPEG
Board Number: 24
Pai Syndrome: Case Report and Literature Review - Szeto CC, Tewfik TL, MONTREAL
Board Number: 25
Metastatic Angiosarcoma to the Maxillary Sinus - Cote DWJ, Harris J, EDMONTON
Board Number: 26
Lemierre's Syndrome: Presentation of 3 Cases - Hong P, MacCormick J, Lamothe A, Corsten M, OTTAWA
Board Number: 27
Vocal Cord Paralysis Resulting from a Benign Cyst in the Central Neck - Hoyt BJA, Lee B, Taylor SM, HALIFAX
Board Number: 28
Giant Cell Tumor of the Larynx: Case Report and a Review of the Literature - Wong KK, Seikaly H, EDMONTON
Board Number: 29
Development and Evaluation of Novel Ear Model To Help Medical Students Gain Confidence and Competence in Ear Microdebridement - Lim SM, Carr MM, TORONTO
VIDEOS
Video: 1
Speech-Breathing Disorders: Videotape Case Examples - Andreassen ML, Gilmurray B, Bosch JD, Hulme WT, Beveridge SD, CALGARY
Video: 2
The Deep Plane Facelift - A Case Study - Adamson PA, TORONTO
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ABSTRACTS
WORKSHOP - ROOM 1
Monday, May 26, 2003
15:40-16:30
IS IT A NORMAL LARYNX?: THE RANGE OF NORMAL IN VIDEOSTROBOSCOPY - Kost KM, Eibling DE
Objectives: 1. Review the basis of videostroboscopy. 2. Understand the spectrum of normal and the potential for misdiagnosis. 3. Learn the uses and limitations of instruments and scopes.
Abstract: Improved imaging capabilities of the larynx have parallelled an increased understanding of the mechanics of vocal fold movement. However, the wide variations in laryngeal symmetry, color, and movement may lead to difficulty in distinguishing what is normal from abnormal. The ability to make this distinction is important because of the implications with respect to investigations, potential misdiagnosis and unnecessary treatment. This workshop is aimed at residents and otolaryngologists wishing to increase their understanding of the spectrum of normal and integrate this information into their diagnostic skills. A large number of videoclips will be used to illustrate the transition from textbook normal to normal variants. Subtle abnormalities will also be reviewed. Data supporting the wide range of normal in videostroboscopy will be presented. Audience participation is welcome and will be encouraged.
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 1
Monday, May 26, 2003
16:40-17:30
CHALLENGING VOICE DISORDERS: INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP - Black MA, Anderson JA, Kost KM, Morrison M
This interactive workshop is geared to the otolaryngologist with an interest in voice disorders/laryngology. The panel will consist of specialists from multidisciplinary voice centres across Canada. Cases that pose difficult diagnostic and/or management issues will be presented. The cases will cover a wide spectrum of laryngeal pathology. Examples of behavioural, functional and structural voice pathology will be selected.
The presentations will include case histories and videostroboscopic evaluation and in some instances acoustic samples. The focus of this workshop will be to foster and encourage discussion between participants and the panelists.
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 2
Monday, May 26, 2003
15:40-16:30
CLINICIAN-PATIENT COMMUNICATION TO ENHANCE HEALTH OUTCOMES - Brown DH, Nanchoff-Glatt M
The average clinician performs 150,000 patient interviews during a medical career. However, many interviews are not conducted in ways that enhance health outcomes. Frequently, techniques are not used that can improve diagnostic accuracy, involved the patient in decision making and increase the likelihood of adherence to the desired regimen.
The challenge is to introduce techniques to clinicians and develop their skills in using these techniques in a brief period of time. To accomplish this, this workshop from the Bayer Institute employs three approaches. First, the workshop presents critical research findings that demonstrate the linkages between effective communication and enhanced health outcomes. Second, the workshop provides participants with an opportunity to analyze realistic videotaped interactions. The participant's task is to discriminate between those interactions that are effective and ineffective. Third, the workshop provides participants with an opportunity to practice techniques and receive feedback from their peers.
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 2
Monday, May 26, 2003
16:40-17:30
UPDATE ON SALIVA CONTROL: FROM MEDICAL THERAPY TO SURGERY - Crysdale WS, Daniel SJ, Manoukian JJ
Drooling is a major handicap and constitutes a significant management problem in individuals with neurological disabilities of all ages. This workshop will present the major management options currently available.
The first speaker(SJ Daniel) will initially present all choices of treatment including oral motor therapy, biofeedback training, pharmacotherapy, and surgical options.
The operation of first choice in the authors` experience is submandibular duct relocation with simultaneous sublingual gland excision. A careful step-by-step approach and technical pitfalls will be presented by JJ Manoukian. Finally, the senior presenter (WS Crysdale) will detail the outcome and outline the expectations with this procedure.
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WORKSHOPS - ROOM 3
Monday, May 26, 2003
13:30-15:10
OSSICULOPLASTY - SCIENCE AND PRACTICE - Bance M
Background:
Ossiculoplasty is a commonly performed operation. The results, however, are unpredictable. Many surgeons are passionate advocates of one technique.
There has been little examination of the biomechanics of ossicular reconstruction. The presenter is an experienced middle ear surgeon, and also runs a laboratory devoted to the biomechanics of hearing reconstruction. Insights from both perspectives will be presented.
Objectives:
To understand the biomechanics of vibration transmission in the normal middle ear
To understand how these are altered in the surgically reconstructed ear
To understand the impact of prosthesis tension, mass, shape, cartilage interposition and ancillary surgical techniques on the hearing results.
To demonstrate surgical techniques of ossicular reconstruction
Methods:
Using video and computer slides, options in ossiculoplasty, choice of prosthesis, effects of cartilage interposition, malleus versus tympanic membrane and size of cartilage cover will be discussed. Techniques to make ossiculoplasty easier as used by the presenter will be shown.
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WORKSHOPS - ROOM 2
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
08:30-10:00
ADVANCED NASAL TIP SURGERY - Adamson PA
Course Description:
This course will present an integrated approach to mastering the structural and esthetic demands of modern tip rhinoplasty. Essential surgical anatomy and dynamics will be highlighted and the advantages of applying the tripod concept outlined. The various applications of vertical lobule division and tip grafting will be explored. Further refinement through skin soft tissue envelope manipulation and alar base narrowing will be described. The concepts presented will be illustrated through the use of long-term case presentations with dynamic diagrams and intra-operative video clips.
Course Objectives:
Review essential nasal tip anatomy and dynamics; provide an integrated, conceptual surgical approach to achieving superior tip rhinoplasty results; and illustrate the results of these technical maneuvers such that attendees can comfortably introduce them into their own rhinoplasty surgery practice.
Points Covered:
Nasal tip anatomy and dynamics
The tripod concept
Nasal tip vertical division, tip grafting and soft tissue techniques
Length of Course: One hour
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 1
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
13:30-14:15
THE MANAGEMENT OF NON-MELANOMA SKIN MALIGNANCIES OF THE HEAD AND NECK - Gilbert RW, Irish J
Objectives:
1) Describe the incidence and epidemiology of non-melanoma skin malignancies
2) Describe the usual clinical presentation and differential diagnosis of skin malignancies
3) Describe current staging and classification
4) Discuss the management of skin malignancies including
i) medical management
ii) role of mohs micrographic surgery and surgical approach
iii) management of the neck in skin malignancy
iv) surgical reconstruction of the face and neck with particular attention to the ear, nose and orbit
v) role of adjuctive therapies including radiotherapy and chemotherapy
vi) prevention
5) Describe the current clinical outcomes for patients with non-melanoma skin malignancies
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 2
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
15:40-17:00
BACTERIOLOGY OF CHRONIC SINUSITIS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THERAPY - Desrosiers MY, Woodham J, Bolger B, Witterick I, Frenkiel S, Kirkpatrick D
Bacteriology of chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) has long been a matter of considerable debate. This has limited the development of treatment regimens specific to the bacteria encountered in this disease process. In the few reports available of the bacteriology of CRS, agents such as Staphylococcus aureus, gram-negative organisms, and coagulase-negative staphylococci predominate. Adaptation of treatment regimens designed for the treatment of acute maxillary sinusitis may thus have led to formulation and widespread adoption of sub-optimal treatment regimens.
In this workshop, we will explore the bacteriologic flora of CRS. A review of existing evidence will be presented then the results of a collaborative CSO-HNS Rhinology interest study group on the flora in CRS will be presented. A panel discussion will follow, with experienced participants discussing their experience and management strategies for problem cases.
It is hoped that this unbiased forum will lay the foundations for a more rational antibiotic management of CRS.
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 3
Tuesday, May 27, 2003
13:30-15:10
Practical Clinical Tools for Managing Dizzy Patients - Garber LZ, Katsarkas A, Blakley BW
This course will present various options for managing dizzy patients. The emphasis will be on practical clinical management of dizzy patients, not research or esoteric theories. The moderator will introduce a topic and the other participants will indicate their philosophy regarding the issue. While it is unlikely that consensus will be seen the attendee will be exposed to a variety of options. The panelists will bring a few cases each for discussion. Audience interaction is strongly encouraged.
OBJECTIVES:
After this course the participant will be able to :
1. Discuss the current controversies in management of dizzy patients and 2. Utilize vestibular testing more effectively.
Sample questions:
1. What is the optimal treatment of benign positional vertigo? Menieres disease? Post-traumatic dizziness? Non-specific dizziness?
2. Who is a candidate for vestibular rehab therapy?
3. What kind of rehab therapy should be used?
4. How much overlap is there between chronic fatigue syndrome and dizziness?
5. What is the role for surgery in therapy of dizziness?
6. Is intratympanic gentamicin the treatment of choice for intractable Menieres disease?
7. Which vestibular tests are useful and for what indications?
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 1
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
10:40-11:30
MEDICO-LEGAL ISSUES IN SINUS SURGERY - Fenton RS
Medico-legal concerns rank high on the minds of most endoscopic sinus surgeons. To see whether this has validity, and how to protect oneself from litigation, we have assembled an panel of sinus surgeons from across the continent to discuss this issue in an hour long panel presentation.
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 3
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
08:30-10:00
WORKSHOP IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HEAD AND NECK ONCOLOGY PROBLEMS FOR THE PRACTICING OTOLARYNGOLOGIST - Freeman JL, Gullane P, Black M
Objectives:
1. To familiarize the practicing otolaryngologist in recent advances in the management of head and neck cancer
2. To illustrate problems in diagnosis and treatment of various head and neck tumours
3. To formulate a working approach to complications of management of head and neck tumours
Program:
Moderator, Jeremy L. Freeman, MD, University of Toronto
Recent advances in the management of laryngeal cancer10 minutes, Patrick Gullane, MD, University of Toronto
Recent advances in the management of salivary neoplasms10 minutes, Martin Black, MD, McGill University
Recent advances in the management of oral cavity neoplasms10 minutes, Speaker to be announced
Recent advances in the management of various benign tumors of head and neck10 minutes, Speaker to be announced
Case presentations to panel with audience interaction (computerized touch pad technology to be arranged ?Martin Black)1 hour 10 minutes
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WORKSHOP - ROOM 3
Wednesday, May 28, 2003
10:10-11:10
LIP RECONSTRUCTION - Gullane PJ, Gilbert R, Audet N
This workshop will address all of the surgical options in the repair of lip defects following resection. The workshop content includes a brief review of the functional anatomy of the lip. Surgical techniques including rotation and transposition flaps will be discussed with particular emphasis on pratical surgical detail. The choice of flap, its limitations, complications and outcome in partial, subtotal and total lip reconstruction will be compared. Detailed schematic and intraoperative illustrations will be emphasized to provide a practical approach to the workshop participant. Long-term follow-up of each technique will be presented.
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