alberto maria saibene
Dr. Alberto Maria Saibene is an Associate Professor of Otolaryngology at the Università degli Studi di Milano, Italy, and a otolaryngology consultant at the ASST Santi Paolo e Carlo Hospital in Milan. His clinical expertise spans the full spectrum of otolaryngology, with a particular focus on rhinology, head and neck oncology, and minimally invasive surgical techniques.
As an active researcher, Dr. Saibene has authored over 100 peer-reviewed articles, contributing significantly to the understanding and management of sinonasal diseases, odontogenic sinusitis, and AI applications in otolaryngology. His work explores the potential of artificial intelligence, particularly large language models, in clinical decision-making, medical education, and patient communication. He has led multiple international collaborations and participated in guideline development for various ENT conditions.
In addition to his academic and research contributions, Dr. Saibene plays a prominent role in the global otolaryngology community. As Chairman of the Rhinology Section of Young IFOS (International Federation of Otorhinolaryngological Societies), he fosters international collaboration among early-career ENT specialists, driving innovation and education in rhinologic diseases and surgical advancements.
Dr. Saibene is a frequent speaker at international conferences, a dedicated mentor to young physicians, and an advocate for the responsible integration of AI into medical practice.
Sessions
In this symposia, the audience will get an up to date overview of the current state of the art treatment of children with CF, including new CFTR modulator therapy, ototoxicity screening, indications for sinus surgery
Sinonasal manifestations of CF in children - prof Vroegop
Ototoxicity and otitis media in children with CF - prof. Van der Poel
CFTR Modulators - an update - prof Van Hoorenbeeck
Gaps in literature and future outlook - prof Saibene
The topic Pott’s puffy tumor is suitable for a round table or an instructional course.
The session will focus on diagnostic considerations, non-surgical treatment options, surgical treatment options, and multidisciplinary management of Pott’s puffy tumor.
Since Pott’s puffy tumor patients can be children, adolescents and adults, this could be in the Pediatric or Rhinology track