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Stanford Otology Course

Nov 3- Nov 5, 2022

The Stanford Otology Update is intended to increase knowledge surrounding the effective diagnosis and management of common, clinically relevant otologic disorders. The content is designed to enhance clinical practice of medical providers caring for patients with otologic disorders. It will cover topics involving all aspects of diagnosis, medical management, surgical intervention, as well as applying risk reduction techniques, ordering and interpreting imaging, and evaluating evidenced-based data. The course will consist of focused didactic lectures, panels and case discussions. It will also provide participants with opportunities for direct faculty interaction to address topics of greatest interest.

Faculty will include over 30 sub-specialists from the Stanford faculty as well as internationally-recognized leaders in otologic practice and education.

We are honored that our featured special guest faculty member this year will be:

Ravi N. Samy, MD, FACS
Professor of Otolaryngology & Neurosurgery
Chief, Division of Otology/Neurotology
Program Director, Neurotology Fellowship

Stanford Facial Plastic Surgery Course

October 27-29, 2022

Learn the latest techniques in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery from leaders in the field. The course will broadly cover essential issues in aesthetic and reconstructive facial surgery.

This course is appropriate for the surgeon in Otolaryngology and Plastic Surgery, fellows in Facial Plastic Surgery, or the surgeons who would like an update on the latest trends in plastic surgery of the nose.

Advanced Swallowing Course

The Voice and Swallowing Center

2022 Course: April 1- 2, 2022

This dysphagia course is designed for the intermediate to advanced SLP working with swallowing disorders.  New research, updates on current approaches, and collaboration with Otolaryngologists will be covered.  The course will have multiple expert speakers and cover multiple topics within the diagnosis of dysphagia.