GSO/HNS Summer Meeting 2018 Program

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1 GSO/HNS Summer Meeting 2018 Program Thursday, July 19, :00 6:00PM GSO/HNS Board of Directors Meeting 4:00 6:00PM Exhibitors Set-up 6:00 7:00PM Drinks at the Bula Bar & Grill Friday, July 20, :00 8:00AM Continental Breakfast & Exhibit Viewing 7:00 10:00AM Meeting Registration 8:00AM 12:45PM SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS 8:00 8:10AM Welcome & Introductions: Malaika Witter Hewitt, MD President, GSO/HNS 8:10 8:45AM Management of CRS with Polyps: What is the Evidence? Roy R. Casiano MD, FACS Identify evidenced-based guidelines and maximum medical management of CRS with polyps Recommend patients for sinus surgery who have failed maximum medical management of CRS with polyps 8:45 8:50AM QUESTION & ANSWER 8:50 9:25AM Sinus Panel: Management of CRS with Polyps: What is the Evidence? Panelists: Dr. Roy Casiano Dr. John DelGaudio Dr. Stil Kountakis Dr. Pablo Stolovitzky Dr. Sarah Wise 9:25 9:30AM QUESTION & ANSWER 9:30 10:05AM Ergonomics Daniel L Wohl, M.D. 10:05 10:10AM QUESTION & ANSWER 10:10 10:40AM BREAK & EXHIBIT VISITATION 10:40 11:15AM Navigating without a Navigator: Landmarks for Revision Sinus Surgery and Polyp Disease Roy R. Casiano MD, FACS

2 Identify key anatomical revision landmarks for the performance of a safe sphenoethmoidectomy and frontal sinusotomy Differentiate between primary and revision endoscopic surgical landmarks 11:15 11:20AM QUESTION & ANSWER 11:20 11:55PM Teaching Quality Improvement in Graduate Medical Education Michael Groves, MD 11:55AM 12:00PM QUESTION & ANSWER 12:00 12:25PM Highlights from the International Consensus Statement on Allergic Rhinitis: what we know and what we don t Sarah Wise, MD Review the ICAR process broadly, and the methods involved in compiling the ICAR: Allergic Rhinitis document specifically. Discuss the strongest evidence in allergic rhinitis, as well as some weaker evidence. Highlight future directions in allergic rhinitis research and treatment. 12:25 12:30PM QUESTION & ANSWER 12:30 12:45PM GSO/HNS BUSINESS MEETING 12:45PM Saturday, July 21, :00 8:00AM Continental Breakfast & Exhibit Viewing 7:00 10:00AM Meeting Registration 8:00AM 1:00PM SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS 8:00 8:35AM Surgical issues in the management of low risk thyroid cancer- less surgery, observation options and cancers that aren t cancers (NIFTP). Review recent ATA guidelines recommendations for lobectomy (vs total thyroidectomy) in appropriately selected patients Review options for observation in low risk papillary microcarcinomas Introduce the concept of NIFTP- to define it pathologically and to identify its preoperative cytology 8:35 8:40AM QUESTIONS & ANSWER 8:40 9:15AM Surgical Issues in the Management of Low Risk Thyroid Cancer Panelists: Amy Chen, MD Greg Randolph, MD David Terris, MD

3 9:15 9:20AM QUESTIONS & ANSWER 9:20 9:55AM Endoscopic Frontal Sinusotomies: From Balloons to Drillouts Roy Casiano, MD, FACS 9:55 10:00AM QUESTIONS & ANSWER 10:00 10:30AM BREAK & EXHIBIT VISITATION 10:30AM Exhibitors Break-down 10:30-11:05AM CSF leak repair with grafts vs flaps: how do I decide? Roy Casiano, MD, FACS Discuss the indications for more advanced frontal sinusotomy surgical technique Decide when an endoscopic technique must be combined with an external approach 11:05 11:10AM QUESTION & ANSWER 11:10 11:45AM PTC nodal mapping and surgery Gregory W. Randolph, MD, FACS, FACE Discuss the importance of differentiating microscopic versus macroscopic/clinically apparent nodal disease Review the recent ATA guidelines recommendation for prophylactic central neck dissection Discuss the option of staged surgery in patients with bulky nodal disease. 11:45 11:50AM QUESTION & ANSWER 11:50-12:10PM AAO/HNS Update Peter Abramson, MD 12:10 12:30PM Update AAO/HNS initiative on Physician Wellness and Burnout Gregory W. Randolph, MD, FACS, FACE 12:25 12:30PM QUESTION & ANSWER 12:30 12:55PM Current Management of Vestibular Schwannoma Esther Vivas, MD 12:55 1:00PM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 1:00PM 8:00PM Tapas & Desserts Party after the Parks Sunday, July 22, :30 8:30AM Continental Breakfast 8:00 11:00AM SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

4 8:00 8:30AM Neural monitoring 2018 Discuss all of the applications of neural monitoring during thyroid surgery Discuss the application of neural monitoring as it relates to the superior laryngeal nerve and to review appropriate guidelines from the international neural monitoring study group for SLN monitoring Review the two new guidelines from the international neural monitoring study group on neural monitoring and staged surgery as well as neural monitoring with neural invasion 8:30 8:35AM QUESTION & ANSWER 8:35 9:05AM ATA guidelines for surgeons Discuss new ATA guidelines recommendations relating to voice and laryngeal exam Discuss new ATA surgical recommendations relating to the nerve and to nodal management Review the options of extent of thyroidectomy based on risk categorization of the thyroid primary 9:05 9:10AM QUESTION & ANSWER 9:10 9:40AM Pain Management in Head and Neck Surgery Ken Byrd, MD Recognize the burden of chronic opioid dependence in head and neck cancer patient Develop a perioperative pain management plan that minimizes narcotic usage 9:40 9:45AM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 9:45 10:15AM TBA Harry Michael Baddour, MD 10:15 10:20AM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 10:20 10:35AM Supraorbital Ethmoid Cell Versus Keros Classification in Predicting the Course of the Anterior Ethmoid Artery Dan Sharbel, MD Understand the course of the anterior ethmoid artery as it relates to supraorbital ethmoid cells and to the Keros classification 9:35 10:50AM TBA Matt Ochsner, MD 10:50 10:55AM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 10:55 11:00AM MEETING WRAP-UP

5 11:00AM ACCREDITATION STATEMENT The Southern Alliance for Physician Specialties CME is accredited by the Medical Association of Georgia to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The Southern Alliance for Physician Specialties CME designates this live activity for a maximum of 11.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.