09-12, 08:30–09:00 (Europe/Istanbul), Equilibirium 3
Session Chair
Session Chair
Speaker
Speaker
<p>Prof. MUDr. Zdeněk Čada, Ph.D., is a leading Czech otorhinolaryngologist and neuro-otologist, currently serving as Head of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology at the 2nd Faculty of Medicine, Charles University and University Hospital Motol in Prague. He completed his medical degree and Ph.D. at Charles University, with specialization in ENT and pediatric otorhinolaryngology. His academic focus includes vestibular compensation, vestibular schwannoma surgery, and advanced diagnostic methods such as vHIT and fMRI. He has authored over 30 scientific publications and co-authored the monograph Závratě (Vertigo). Prof. Čada has led or participated in multiple research grants and clinical studies, particularly in the fields of vestibular rehabilitation, chemical prehabilitation with gentamicin, and vestibular migraine. He is active in international medical education and has completed fellowships in Cologne, Houston, Hannover, and Piacenza. As Chair of the Otoneurology Section of the Czech ENT Society, he also coordinates humanitarian surgical missions in Senegal and Zambia under the Czech government’s MEDEVAC program. Widely respected for his integration of clinical, academic, and global health work.</p>
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This speaker also appears in:
- Anterior canal BPPV
- Eye movements; what a vestibular specialist needs to know
- Otolith Complexity and Vestibular Precision: From Normal Function to Clinical Disorders
- 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.)"