17th ENT MEETING
Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgeons WORLDWIDE
Alba di Canazei, Italy from 18th to 25th January 2020
A FEW WORDS OF THANKS
William B. Coman
Brisbane, Australia
WATCH THE TEASER OF UPOVER DOWNUNDER
OTOLARYNGOLOGY, HEAD AND NECK SURGEONS WORLDWIDE
are invited to attend the 17th Upover Downunder International ENT Meeting
to be held in Alba di Canazei, Italy on the 18th to 25th January 2020
Participating countries: Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Liechtenstein,Netherlands, Portugal, Scotland, South Africa, Sweden, United Kingdom, Unites States
SCIENTIFIC BOARD
Names in alphabetic order
Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany
Belfast, United Kingdom
William B. Coman
Brisbane, Australia
Hamilton, New Zealand
Munich, Germany
Melbourne, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Kentucky, United States
Brisbane, Australia
Stockholm, Sweden
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Timetable
19th January to 26th January 2019
Day 1 - Sunday: Rhinology Session
Chair
- Professor Andreas Leunig, Munich, Germany
Speakers
- Prof. Andreas Leunig, Munich, Germany
Heinz Stammberger / Interesting Cases - Dr David Marty, Melbourne, Australia
Management of Sinonasal Inverted Papilloma. Have we got it right? - Ass Prof. Fabian Sommer, Ulm, Germany
Outpatient Surgery in German-ENT in Teaching Hosp.-Economic Nonsense? - A/Prof Par Stjärne, Stockholm, Sweden
Sinunasal malignancy (part1): epidemiology - Ass Prof. HR Briner, Zurich, Switzerland
Endoscopic surgery of the anterior skull base: my view - Dr Andrew Swift, Liverpool, UK
Substances and nasal subsidence? - Dr Chris Thomson, New Zealand
TBA – confirmed without title - Alexandra French, Australia
Nasal Dispersion “New Approach”
- Welcome, Reception and Drinks
Day 2 - Monday: Surgical Outcomes
“The good the bad and the ugly”
Chair
- Emeritus Prof William B. Coman, Brisbane, Australia
Speakers
- Prof. William Coman, Brisbane, Australia
Evolution of Surgery and the Changing Concept of Justice - Dr Victor Jais, Munich Germany
Rhinology Database - Prof. Andreas Leunig, Munich, Germany
Case Reports - Dr David McGahey, Northern Ireland
Hole in the Head - David Brooker, United Kingdom
TBA – confirmed without title - Marlene Soma, Sydney, Australia
Paediatric Case Presentation
Day 3 - Tuesday: Laryngology Session
Chair
- Prof. Theo Gregor, Hamilton, New Zealand
Speakers
- Prof. William Coman, Brisbane, Australia
Laryngeal Incompetence - Prof. Theo Gregor, Hamilton, New Zealand
Management of Laryngeal Disorders - Dr Matt Campbell, Victoria, Australia
Stimulating snores by the twelfth - Hannah Sieron, Ulm, Germany
Prophylactic percutaneous Gastrostomy – a retrospective analysis - Prof Par Stjärne, Stockholm, Sweden
Sinunasal malignancy (part2): surgical technique - Prof Christian Betz, Hamburg, Germany
Long-term outcome for open vs. endoscopically resected sinonasal tumors
- Boat race
Day 4 - Wednesday: General Oto-Laryngology Session
Chair
- Dr Gregor Osetinsky, Kentucky, USA
Speakers
- Dr Chris Smit, South Africa
Aids in Africa - Dr Colin Van Bergen, South Africa
HIV in ENT - Dr Michael Dobson, Melbourne, Australia
Historical Characters - Dr Richard Vowles, Guernsey
An Island Practice - Dr Suzie Dorey, Guernsey
TBA – confirmed without title - Dr Gregor Osetinsky, USA
Cochlear Migraine - Dr Marlene Soma, Sydney, Australia
Paediatric Case - Dr Michael Karlberg, Sweden
Swedish tonsil Audit
- Wine tasting
Day 5 - Thursday: Otology Session
Chair
- A/ Prof Payal Mukherjee, Sydney, Australia
Speakers
- Dr Sebastian Rösch, Salzburg, Austria
Utilisation of ENT statistics for Otological workflow - Dr Michael Karlberg, Sweden
Vestibular disorders - Prof Payal Mukherjee, Sydney, Australia
Superior Canal Dehiscence - Dr Peter Friedland, Perth, Australia
Cochlear Implantation - Dr Chris Thomson, New Zealand
Evolution of experience and Techniques - Prof Romain Kania, France
Biofirms in Otology - Elodie Chiarovano
Vestibular Testing
- Gala dinner
Day 6 - Friday: Head-Neck Session
Chair
- Dr Peter friedland, Perth, Australia
Speakers
- Dr Jim Hallam, Gold Coast, Australia
TBA – confirmed without title - Dr Peter Friedland, Perth, Australia
Head and Neck Cases - Dr Linda Friedland, Switzerland
Cutting Edge – Recent Advances in Cancer Therapies Leif Anderberg
Pain in the Head and Neck Region
"For the past 5 years I have attended the meeting despite the availability of many closer meetings in the United States. The Otolaryngologists who attend this Upover-Downunder ENT meeting are intellectually honest, clinically provocative, thoroughly immersed in furthering the science of medicine.After attending medical conferences for the past 37 years, it is easily the most interactive series that I have ever attended."
"The education experience is superb. People come off the snow early and in a collegiate atmosphere exchange ideas and giving papers and presentations which they often have not given before. They bounce ideas off the group and in this relaxed atmosphere you get more critique of your papers with good feedback. Because the papers are state of the art, people who attend the meeting do go to all of the sessions." Read more...
"This meeting has always been the highlight of my yearly academic program. The informal nature of the meeting means that guest speakers are encouraged to present papers that are practical in nature and can expect a vigorous discussion.
The diversity of the faculty with guest speakers from throughout Europe and USA allows me an insight into my own practice here in Australia." Read more...
"As a member of the Upover - Downunder team for some 13 or is it 14 years I feel I must write to congratulate you on such an extraordinary meeting.
Egos are set aside, the discussions around difficult cases and our surgical failures are excellent, let’s face it , who wants to hear about how thousands of cases were handled brilliantly. What a bore ! We all get it wrong sometimes!" Read more...
"For years, the International ENT ski meeting in the dolomites has been a highlight in my life. The setting is gorgeous and the landscape is breathtaking, but what is most, the atmosphere within the group of attendants is just outstanding. It feels like being together with a large group of dear friends from different countries, who share their opinions and expertise with each other on a very friendly yet highly professional level. Each year I get back from these meetings with my head full of new ideas and insights into ORL-related topics."
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VENUE AND ACCOMODATION
The conference is held in the Hotel La Cacciatora, in the town of Alba di Canazei in the Dolomites, Italy. The Dolomites is a World Heritage listed site and rivals any other place in the world for its beauty, diversity in landscape as well as its geological and geomorphological significance.
This conference, with its spectacular setting is the coming together of like-minded surgeons for the exchanging of ideas and expressions in their specialised fields.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Activities during the conference
We have a number of activities to suit all individuals including organized and fully escorted ski groups, beginner ski lessons, walks around the local area, snowshoe walking if requested, a day trip to Bolzano (the home of Ötzi the Ice Man as well as fantastic shopping, cafés and restaurants) and wine tasting (subject to availability of the Sommelier).
Guided ski tours will be run by Mario (Dolomites Ski Tours).
CONTACT
Jane Gannon
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