Managing traumatic CSF leaks of the anterior skull base: challenging cases

Perioperative and Postoperative Management of CRS: Current practice and controversies

This round table would consist of 4 /5 experts in the field of facial pain who would be able to enlarge on the differential diagnosis of facial pain, its pathophysiology, medical and non-medical management. Outcome objectives: at the end of the round table trainees would be able to (1) differentiate between facial pain of rhinogenic and non-rhinogenic origin (2) would understand the physiology behind chronic facial pain (3) would be able to formulate a management plan for patients presenting in the rhinology clinic