Mete İşeri

<p>Prof. Dr. Mete İşeri was born in 1970. He was graduated from Marmara University Medical Faculty in 1994 and finished his residency at Kocaeli University in 1999. During his residency, he worked on a research scholarship at Istanbul University Çapa Faculty of Medicine in 1995 and at the ENT Department of Cincinnati University Faculty of Medicine in 1997. He became an Assistant Professor at Maltepe University Faculty of Medicine in 2002 and an Associate Professor at Kocaeli University Faculty of Medicine in 2008. He served as a visiting professor at Hannover University Faculty of Medicine in 2006. He was appointed to a full professorship at Kocaeli University Faculty of Medicine in 2013 and served as the Head of the Department between 2013 and 2015. He is a member of the Turkish Medical Association, ENT Head and Neck Surgery Association, Otology Neurotology Association, and EAONO (European Academy of Otology and Neurotology). Prof. Dr. Mete İşeri has published over 100 articles in national and international journals and spoken at over 50 national and international congresses. He has taught undergraduate courses on ear diseases, hearing implants, lateral skull base surgery, facial nerve diseases, and vertigo. His primary areas of expertise lie in these areas.</p>

Sessions

09-11
07:00
30min
The developmental and aging mechanisms of the vestibular system
Wenyan Li, Mete İşeri

The developmental and aging mechanisms of the vestibular system

Equilibrium
Equlibirium 1
09-11
07:30
30min
Intratympanic Gentamicin For Long-term Vertigo After Cochlear Implantation
Nicola Quaranta, Mete İşeri

Cochlear implantation is a safe surgical technique associated with a low rate of complications. Among these, postoperative vertigo is one of the most observed. Despite its high incidence in the general population, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) after cochlear implantation is rarely described.

Generally, treatment by repositioning maneuvers is sufficient; however, some patients may experience recurrent and/or persistent paroxysmal vertigo.

In this Instructional Course we describe the role of Intratympanic gentamicin in the treatment of persistent BPPV into the implanted ear.

Equilibrium
Equlibirium 1
09-11
08:00
30min
Micro CT and inner ear
Meichan Zhu, Mete İşeri

Micro CT and inner ear key note

Equilibrium
Equlibirium 1
09-11
08:30
30min
Vibration Stimulation of the Vestibular Labyrinth
Leonardo Manzari, Mete İşeri

High-frequency bone-conducted vibration is not merely “very fast motion”: for a sinusoid of fixed displacement, jerk scales with ω³ and becomes the dominant mechanical feature at ~60–100 Hz. This keynote will link the physics of vibration/jerk to the dual-channel vestibular periphery, highlighting the preferential activation of Type I hair cells, calyx synapses and irregular afferents. Clinical translation will focus on how BCV-VEMPs and skull vibration-induced nystagmus (SVIN) probe this transient pathway in unilateral vestibular loss, Ménière’s disease and third-window syndromes.

Equilibrium
Equlibirium 1
09-11
09:00
60min
Temporal bone and skull base tumors
Milan Dusan Stankovic, Maniu Alma Aurelia, Yang-Sun Cho, Hakan Tutar, Mete İşeri, Daniele Marchioni
Otology/Neurotology
Otology 1
09-11
14:00
60min
Mastering cholesteatoma surgery: Tips & tricks
Elif Baysal, Maniu Alma Aurelia, Michael Gluth, Banzamit Makhlouf, Neil Donnelly, Mete İşeri
Otology/Neurotology
Otology 2
09-12
14:30
30min
Endoscopic transoral, endoscopic transnazal and lateral skull base approaches to infratemporal fossa
Mete İşeri

Otology/Neurotology
Otology 3
09-12
16:30
30min
Otology Notable Abstracts 3
Mete İşeri
Notable Abstracts
Otology 4
09-12
17:30
30min
The new concept of mastoid sinus
Mühlfay Gheorghe, Mete İşeri
Otology/Neurotology
Otology 5