09-11, 11:55–12:25 (Europe/Istanbul), Hearing Aids (ICC - B3 Floor - 3B/02)
- What Can We Learn By Applying Workers’ Hearing Screening To The Elderly?
- Understanding Hearing And Vestibular Function Through Bayesian Brain Theory: From Perception To Adaptation
- Assessment Of Central Auditory Processing And Audiotory Cognitive Training
- Neuroplasticity For Otolaryngologists: Understanding The Adaptive Brain
- Artıfıcıal Intelligence In Medicine And Technological Tools For Neurosciences
Professor Backous (Drbackous.com) is a board-certified Neurotologist who practices in Puyallup, Washington. He graduated the University of Washington School of Medicine, did his internship and residency at Baylor College of Medicine and went on to complete a research followed by a clinical fellowship in Neurotology at Johns Hopkins University. His professional mission is ensuring access to care for patients with ear disease and hearing loss. He is an inaugural member of the Healthy Hearing Ears Initiative committed to creating standards of care for treating hearing loss in people with chronic otitis media. Prof. Backous hosts the Northwest Otology Fellowship and runs the largest implantable hearing device program in the Pacific Northwest. His passion is working to protect the richness of otolaryngology practice with doctors being able to choose their practice environment to optimally serve their patients with enjoyment and resilience. He is Past-President the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. His interests include flyfishing, water and Nordic skiing, golf, church activities, spending time with his wife and family and hiking.
- Cochlear Implant Electrode Selection For Revision Cases And Unusual Cochlear Anatomy
- Pan-American Otorhinolaryngology-HNS Association: Discussion Of Difficult Cases Of Cholesteatoma
- Bone Anchored Hearing Aids: Different Modalities
- Revising Implantable Hearing Devices: Principes For Converting A Percutaneous To Transcutaneous Bone Conducting