Ferhan Öz
Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery
He is specialized in voice disorders, voice surgery, laryngeal cancer surgery, airway surgery,pediatric ear,nose and throat diseases,nose and sinus disease , nose surgery,ear diseases, head and neck cancer
EDUCATION
1985 -1989 Residency Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa School of Medicine in ORL-HNS
EXPERIENCE
2001 - Present Acıbadem Healthcare Services
· 1988 University of Iowa Dept. Of Otolaryngology Head &Neck Surgery Iowa City, Iowa, USA
· 1994 Associate Professor in ORL-HNS Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa School of Medicine
· 1995 New England Medical Center Dept. Of Otolaryngology Head &Neck Surgery Boston, USA (Visiting Clinician)
· 2000 Professor in ORL-HNS Istanbul University Cerrahpaşa School of Medicine
· 2002 Board Member of The UEMS ENT Section
· 2004 General Secretary of The World Voice Congress
· 2008 Founder and the 1st President of The Voice, Speech and Swallowing Society
· 2010 Executive Board Member of International Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies
· 2012 President of The European Laryngological Society
· 2012 President of Turkish ORL-HNS Society
· 2014 President of European Laryngological Congress
· 2016 Executive Board Member of Turkish ORL-HNS Foundation
· 2014 Presidential Council Member of The Confederation of European ORL-HNS
· 2017 President of the 4th Congress of Confederation of European ORL-HNS
Publications
Surgery of Larynx and Trachea.
Laryngotracheal Blunt Trauma F.Öz and B.Karakulukçu. Editors:M.Remacle and H.E.Eckel Springer Heidelberg 2010
Reflux Laryngitis and Related Disorders.
Sigma publishing, İstanbul 2007 Robert T. Sataloff , Donald O.Castell, Philip O.Katz ,Dahlia M.Sataloff, Translation editor: Prof.Dr.Ferhan Öz
Physiopathology of sinusitis, clinical presentation, diagnosis and treatment.
Upper Airway Disorders (Turkish), İstanbul Medikal yayıncılık, 2006 İstanbul Asım Kaytaz, Ferhan Öz, Elif Ayanoğlu Aksoy
Rhinologic Evaluations.
Sigma Publishing, 2005 İstanbul G.K.Scadding , V J Lund, Translation editor : Prof.Dr.Ferhan Öz
Laringofarengeal Reflux (Turkish).
Deomed Medikal Yayıncılık, 2005 İstanbul Prof.Dr.Ferhan Öz ve Dr.Elif Ayanoğlu Aksoy
The Year Book of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery.
İstanbul Medikal Yayıncılık , 2005 İstanbul M.M.Paparella ,M.A.Keefe ,R.A.Otto, Translation editor : Prof.Dr.Ferhan Öz
Ear Nose Throat Disorders and Head-Neck Surgery (Turkish).
Güneş Kitabevi Ankara 2003,Larengofarengeal reflux (Turkish),Öz,F. Editor: Can Koç
Head and Neck Cancers.
Nobel tıp Kitabevi,İstanbul 2003, Metastatic Neck masses of Unknown Origin,Öz F. Editors: Kayıhan Engin and Levent Erişen
Ear Nose Throat Disorders and Head-Neck Surgery (Turkish).
Turgut Yayıncılık İstanbul 2002, Infections and Inflammatory Disorders of the Larynx , Öz F . Editor: Onur Çelik
Sessions
evaluation of the cricoarytenoid muscle requires a specific approach to examination including listening to vocal tasks and visually recording respiration and phonation.
background:neurological impairments of the anterior branch of the recurrent laryngeal nerve are the most missed neurologic injuries of the larynx. Motion of the vocal process can be difficult to view, often covered by the arytenoid during endoscopic examinations. Additionally, sudden subtle movement can be missed.
outcome objectives:the audience will learn specific visual techniques to identify this recurrent laryngeal nerve injury, including paresis, synkinesis and dyskinesis of the nerve.
one of the most important outcomes is to be patient during recording, getting close and recording longer.
slow video review looking for nuances of vocal cord motion, comparing side to side and expected motion reveals important details.
treatment options will also be discussed.
Vocal fold cysts may remain asymptomatic or cause severe dysphonia and the symptoms typically guide the management. The primary concerns during surgery that have a direct impact on the postoperative vocal outcomes and chance of cyst recurrence are the the depth of the cyst in the lamina propria , histopathological type of cyst and achieveing complete cyst wall excision. A discussion of these factors shall be detailed. Management of large cysts and lesions that mimic cysts shall also be discussed with the importance of treading with caution highlighted in these situations.
This 90 minutes panel is about tips and tricks from the operating room to the office
Office -based procedures are more and more popular among laryngologists but the limits for this apprach remain frequently poorly defined what could put the patient and the result of the procedure at risk, mainly for the beginners
based on a PPT presentation and videoclips we will try to define the respective approaches for phonosurgery according to the lesion and the way to proceed
different procedures like injection laryngoplasties , blue laser and co2 laser will be presented as well the techniques for local and generall anesthesia