Global Overview of Skull Base Surgery will be discussed

- Nadim Khoueir: Complex benign skull base tumors: the example of JNA

- Alperen Vural: Skull base reconstruction

- Skander Kedous: Combined approaches in the management of sinonasal tumors

- Kachorn Seresirikachorn: Endoscopic nasopharyngectomy for recurrent NPC

- Nina Wenda: Role of neck dissection in sinonasal SCC

CEORL-HNS Symposium

Chair: Jan Plzák

Speakers

Cem Meco: Fibroosseous Lesions – Still demanding

Jan Plzák: Juvenile Angiofibroma - Endoscopic battle in the pterygopalatine fossa

Paolo Battaglia: Inverted Papilloma - Is there something new in the horizon?

Even though benign sinonasal tumors are rare, their management couldsometimes be very challenging. Among a variety of different histopathology thesegenerally solitary and unilateral benign masses of the sinonasal cavity sometimesmay erode the bony boundaries and impinge on adjacent structures, sometimesmay cause secondary inflammatory problems, sometimes may have the potentialto turn into a malignancy or sometimes may result in different serious symptomslike severe epistaxis while expanding along different anatomical compartments.This panel of European experts will be covering the most important aspects andcurrent management of these tumors to reveal how they are dealing with thosepathologies in their practices including how to analyze imaging, choose the correcttreatment strategy, and if surgery needed the appropriate approach that wouldalso reduce the morbidity. Nearby fibroosseous lesions like osteomas, fibrous dysplasia or ossifying fibroma, presentations will focus on juvenile angiofibromas,inverted papillomas.

Eusica/Insica Brain Round Table: Advancing the Sinonasal Tumor Management through collaboration