09-12, 07:00–07:30 (Europe/Istanbul), Rhinology 3 (Hilton - Connie 1)
Endoscopic CSF Leak closure: Techiques for success
Asli Sahin Yilmaz is professor and head of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology at the University of the Health Sciences Kartal Dr. Lutfi Kırdar City Hospital in Istanbul, Turkey. Her areas of interest include endoscopic sinus and skull base surgery, thyroid and parathyroid surgery and allergy in ENT.
He was graduated from Marmara University Medical School/ Istanbul (education language - English) in 2001 getting the M.D. degree. He completed 5 years of residency training on Otorhinolaryngology and Head Neck Surgery at Ege University Medical Faculty. He worked as an observer and research fellow at John Hopkins University Medical Faculty (Baltimore,USA), Department of ORL-H&N Surgery Sinus Center under the mentorship of Prof. Andrew Lane in 2014 especially on rhinology and endoscopic skull base surgery. He has been working as faculty member at the University of Uludag / BURSA since 2010 and got associate professor degree in 2015 and finally professor title in 2022.
He was successfull at both written and oral examinations of European board of ORL-HNS in 2016 and became the fellow of European board of ORL-HNS (FEBORL-HNS). He has 15 years of experience in rhinology and main areas of interest are endoscopic sinus surgery, endoscopic resection of paranasal tumors and skull base surgery. He previously attended to ERS meetings at Amsterdam (2014), London (2018), Thessaloniki (2021), Europen ORL-HNS Barcelona (2017) and AAO-HNSF New Orleans (2019) as guest speaker, course instructor or panelist. He had 30 articles published in SCI and SCI expanded journals related with ORL-HNS found at PUBMED.
- Mastering Inverted Papillomas: Tailored Strategies And Surgical Challenges In The Endoscopic Era
- Scarred, Leaking, And Bleeding: A Survival Guide To Endoscopic Skull Base Complications
- Approaches to the Frontal Sinus
- How To Navigate Without A Navigator? Anatomical Variation Analysis, Imaging Checklist For Safe Surgery And How To Avoid Ethmoidal Arteries
- Optic Nerve Decompression
- Sinonasal Malignant Tumors
Prof. Dr. Ceren Günel is a former Professor in the Department of Otorhinolaryngology at Adnan Menderes University Faculty of Medicine and currently practices in her private clinic. Her main area of interest is rhinology, with particular expertise in endoscopic sinus surgery, skull base surgery, orbital decompression, and rhinoplasty. Throughout her academic career, she has been actively involved in educational and administrative responsibilities and continues to contribute to these fields.
- Restoring Nasal Alignment In Preservation Rhinoplasty For Asian Patients
- Preservation Rhinoplasty For Beginners
- Nasal Tip Support
- LEGO CONCEPT: The Secret To Columellar Control
- Crooked Nose Surgery
- The Modern Paradigm For CSF Leak Management: Diagnostic Algorithms And Surgical Techniques
- Master Of Surgery Videos 1
- Complications Of Acute Sinusitis: Current Facts And Practice
- Strategies For Maintaining Long-Term Patency: The Role Of Drain Placement In Frontal Sinus Surgery
- Video Session 2
- Endoscopic Endoneurosurgery - Optimizing Outcomes Through Multidisciplinary Colloboration
- Medical And Surgical Treatment Of Crswnp
- Evidence-Based Comparison Of Preservation And Structural Rhinoplasty For Hump Nose Surgery
- Preservation Extracorporeal Aesthetic Septoplastyin Pediatreic Patients
Sinan Dheyauldeen, MD, PhD, is a consultant in Otorhinolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery at Oslo / Norway. University Hospital and affiliated with the University of Oslo.
Dr. Dheyauldeen’s clinical and academic work focuses on rhinology and advanced endoscopic techniques, including sinonasal disease, skull base surgery, allergy, and sinonasal tumors. He has contributed to multiple clinical and translational studies on multidisciplinary management of complex rhinologic and skull base conditions.
His research also includes a strong focus on pediatric rhinology, particularly conditions such as choanal atresia, as well as chronic airway diseases including primary ciliary dyskinesia and cystic fibrosis, contributing to international collaborative work on sinonasal disease definitions and outcomes .
In addition, Dr. Dheyauldeen has significant expertise in epistaxis in hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT), with several clinical studies addressing disease burden, grading systems, and quality of life in affected patients . His work spans both clinical management and patient-centered outcomes in these vascular and bleeding disorders.
He is actively engaged in clinical practice, research, and academic teaching, with ongoing involvement in international collaborations and guideline development in rhinology and airway disease.