09-12, 17:00–18:00 (Europe/Istanbul), Equlibirium 1
Moderator
Moderator
<p>Dr Sawsan M. Abuzaid from Amman, Jordan, an Otolaryngology specialist in the Royal Medical Services since 2013, with observer ship in neurotology and vestibular medicine in Cincinnati University Hospital, Ohio, USA (2016-2017), established the dizziness clinic with the Vestibular Rehabilitation team in the RMS in 2018</p>
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<p>Biography :</p>
<p>Dr. Nagwa Hazzaa is a Professor of Audio vestibular medicine, Otolaryngology Department, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. She was graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at Ain Shams University in 1981 and received her Master’s (1985) and Doctorate (1991) degrees at the same university. She is a senior staff member in the Balance Clinics of Ain Shams University hospitals and has valuable publications on assessment and rehabilitation of dizziness. She conducted many researches on Auditory Evoked Potentials, pediatric hearing, pediatric hearing aid fitting and neonatal hearing screening.</p>
<p>Presently, she is a member of the International Association of Audiology Physicians (IAPA);Vice president of the Egyptian Audio-Vestibular Medicine Association (EAVMA) and a member in the Egyptian Society of Oto-rhino-laryngology. She is a reviewer in the Egyptian Journal of Ear, Nose and Throat and Allied Sciences (EAJANTAS) and Egyptian journal of ORL. She is a certified trainer in the Egyptian High Committee of Health Specialties</p>
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- Anterior canal BPPV
- Eye movements; what a vestibular specialist needs to know
- The VCD Score: A Biomarker-Based Tool for BPPV Risk Stratification and Seasonal Variation in the Gulf Region: A Case-Control Study
- Diagnosis of vestibular migraine beyond the published diagnostic criteria
- The Elusive Primary Vestibular Cortex – What Do We Really Know?
- Re-Visiting Rotation Chair Tests
- Positional nomenclature using repositioning chair
- An Obliterated Semicircular Canal and Still Functioning Vestibular Perception. A Comprehensive Explanation of the Phenomenon.
- Essential Differences in Vestibular Rehabilitation Strategies Imposed by Various Types of Bilateral Areflexia and Hyporeflexia (Cogan, CANVAS, Ototoxicity, etc.)"
- Vestibular Rehabilitation: Expectations and fulfillment
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