Gediz Murat Serin
Prof. Dr. Gediz Murat Serin graduated from Istanbul University Istanbul Faculty of Medicine in 2000 and completed his residency in Otorhinolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery at Marmara University in 2006. He worked within Acıbadem Healthcare Group between 2009 and 2020, contributing to the development of the Acıbadem University ENT training program. He became Associate Professor in 2013 and Professor in 2018.
His main areas of expertise include endoscopic sinus surgery, skull base surgery, and functional and aesthetic rhinoplasty. Since 2020, he has been practicing at his private clinic in Istanbul, focusing on advanced nasal and endoscopic sinus surgery.
Sessions
This symposium will discuss the causes of failed septal perforation repair and contemporary revision strategies for complex cases. Technical pearls, pitfalls, and decision-making principles will be highlighted.
Vidian and posterior nasal neurectomy: different techniques from trans-turbinate endoscopic corridor to trans PPF
Emerging biological therapies for uncontrolled CRS with nasal polyps
Managing difficult nasal airway: increasing function through septum and turbinate surgery
Title: contemporary surgical management of odontogenic cysts: a video-based clinical experience
description
odontogenic cysts represent a significant clinical entity encountered in the head and neck region, frequently requiring surgical management. My video presentation will demonstrate key surgical principles, approaches, and intraoperative techniques in the management of odontogenic cysts treated . More than 30 consecutive cases operated over a clinical period will be highlighted with emphasis on surgical safety, pathology confirmation, recurrence prevention, and preservation of vital structures. Step-by-step operative footage and narrated explanations will guide viewers through decision-making and execution of marsupialization, enucleation, and combined approaches.
outcome objectives
at the conclusion of this presentation, participants will be able to:
recognize common clinical presentations and radiologic findings of odontogenic cysts.
evaluate indications for different surgical strategies including enucleation vs. Marsupialization.
understand perioperative considerations and complications, including nerve protection and especially sinus management.
background
although odontogenic cysts are primarily odontogenic in origin, otolaryngologists frequently encounter them due to their proximity to sinonasal and maxillofacial structures. Advances in endoscopic assistance, bone preservation, and postoperative follow-up strategies allow improved outcomes. Sharing cumulative clinical experience through real surgical footage aims to enhance understanding and refinement of best practices among head and neck surgeons.