ERS 2023

June 18-22, 2023, National Palace of Culture, Sofia, Bulgaria

ERS2021 Evaluation Form

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    Masterclass 1 -

    Masterclass 2 -

    Instructional Course 1 - Current understandings of AERD

    Symposium 1 - Decision making in the treatment of type 2 CRSwNP in the era of biologics

    Plenary 1 - Effects of air pollution and climate changes on the airways

    Face to Face 1 - Comorbid CRS in asthma vs comorbid asthma in CRS: dealing with the two sides of the same coin

    Keynote Lecture 1 - Unveiling the fine mechanisms of type 2 inflammation in CRS

    Round Table 1 - Defining severe and uncontrolled CRS

    How I Do It 1 - Understanding sinus surgery: basics (ERS JUNIOR)

    Instructional Course 2 - Rejecting candidates for rhinoplasty

    Symposium 2 - Nose forward, sideward, onward and upword

    Mini Symposium 1 - Focus on septal surgery

    Keynote Lecture 2 - My way about managing twisted, crooked, deviated noses

    Round Table 2 - Reduction rhinoplasty: it's all in the details

    How I Do It 2 - How to repair septal perforations?

    Instructional Course 3 - JNA classification and management

    Symposium 3 - Benign sinonasal tumors (ARS)

    Mini Symposium 2 - Comprehensive overview on choanal atresia

    Keynote Lecture 3 - Promoting precision
    medicine through big data and artificial intelligence

    Round Table 3 - Multidisciplinary management of sinonasal malignancies

    How I Do It 3 - Fibro-osseous lesions of the sinuses: my personale experience

    Instructional Course 4 - Airflow measurement tools in daily practice and research setting

    Symposium 4 - The runny nose

    Mini Symposium 3 - What did we learn from COVID 19 about smell and taste?

    Keynote Lecture 4 - Endoscopic management
    of JNA dealing with lateral extension

    Round Table 4 - Measuring nasal airflow, why bother

    How I Do It 4 - Medial femoral condile free flap for nasal reconstruction

    Instructional Course 5 - Improving outcomes from septoplasty

    Symposium 5 - The world of DCR

    Face to Face 2 - Orbital lesions of the medial compartment: transorbital vs transnasal

    Keynote Lecture 5 - Transorbital surgical approaches to the orbit, sinuses and skull base

    Round Table 5 - Approaches in orbital pathology

    How I Do It 5 - Endoscopic transorbital approaches to the orbit: how I do it

    Instructional Course 6 - Preoperative risk assessment for sinonasal surgery

    Symposium 6 - Highlights on CRS pathophysiology

    Mini Symposium 4 - Office-based procedures in rhinology (ARS)

    Keynote Lecture 6 - Nasal performances in athletes

    Round Table 6 - Localized non type 2 CRS

    How I Do It 6 - How to write a well-founded paper?

    Instructional Course 7 - Supporting technologies in sinonasal and skull base surgery

    Symposium 7 - Strategic actions for better respiratory care (EUFOREA)

    Mini Symposium 5 - ISIAN Highlights

    How I Do It 7 - Treating type-2 CRSwNP with biologics: the added value of the allergist’s experience

    Instructional Course 8 - Encorporating endotypes into my practice

    Symposium 8 - Difficult-to-treat CRS, when biologics are not available

    Plenary 2 - Ethical dilemmas in rhinological practice

    Face to Face 3 - Reboot surgery vs standard ESS

    Keynote Lecture 7 - Minimally invasive accesses to maxillary sinus

    Round Table 7 - Surgical appropriatenss in CRSwNP: indications and outcome evaluation

    How I Do It 8 - Setting up lab experiments for endotyping

    Instructional Course 9 - Nasal cytology: when, how and why

    Symposium 9 - Do it to me one more time! Revision rhinoplasty encounters

    Face to Face 4 - The nasal valve: surgical alternatives

    Keynote Lecture 8 - Nasal symmetry. In search of the Holy Grail

    Round Table 8 - Handling the tip with inadequate projection

    How I Do It 9 - How to predict outcome of biological treatment in CRSwNP

    Instructional Course 10 - Interpretation of imaging to help endoscopic sinus surgery

    Symposium 10 - Management of CFS leaks

    Mini Symposium 6 - Focus on inverted papillomas

    Keynote Lecture 9 - Endoscopic treatment of skull base malignant tumors: 20 years experience

    Round Table 9 - Spontaneous and traumatic CSF leaks reconstruction: sites, materials and techniques

    How I Do It 10 - Management of inverted papilloma with intracranial and intraorbital extension

    Instructional Course 11 - Best practices workshop on measuring chemosensory perception

    Symposium 11 - All around smell and taste

    Mini Symposium 7 - Managing smell dysfunctions

    Keynote Lecture 10 - Shedding light on parosmia and phantosmia

    Round Table 10 - Chemosensory testing, why bother?

    How I Do It 11 - Setting up a smell & taste clinic

    Instructional Course 12 - Endoscopic surgically-oriented anatomy of ITF and UPS

    Symposium 12 - Facial trauma, what Le Fort

    Mini Symposium 8 - Nose and face reconstruction

    Keynote Lecture 11 - Trans-maxillary approach to the skull base

    Round Table 11 - How and when to approach ITF and UPS

    How I Do It 12 - Does nasal surgery improve multilevel surgical outcome in OSA?

    Instructional Course 13 - Setting new standard for nose vestibule malignancies

    Symposium 13 - Fungal CRS

    Mini Symposium 9 - Molecular biology in sinonasal cancer: from bench to bedside

    Keynote Lecture 12 - Translating clinical trials into daily practice

    Round Table 12 - Skull base osteomyelitis

    How I Do It 13 - How to become a good reviewer?

    Instructional Course 14 - E-health: the rationale in rhinology

    Symposium 14 - Pediatric acute rhinosinusitis (PARS) (ESPO)

    How I Do It 14 - Sinonasal intestinal type adenocarcinoma: insights from a multicentric retrospective study

    Dragon's Den

    Instructional Course 15 - Myths and truths about sinus headaches

    Symposium 15 - Frontal sinus from A to Z

    Plenary 3 - The past, present and future of treating CRS

    Face to Face 5 - Does central compartment atopic disease exist?

    Keynote Lecture 13 - The role that bacteria play in chronic
    rhinosinusitis

    Round Table 13 - Recalcitrant rhinosinusitis

    How I Do It 15 - Surgical instructions in revision ESS: my pearls and pitfalls

    Instructional Course 16 - Integrated Sleep medicine care by telemedical means and the role of Rhinology in Sleep Medicine

    Symposium 16 - Inferior turbinates surgery

    Mini Symposium 10 - Focus on middle turbinates

    Keynote Lecture 14 - The role of the nose in the pathogenesis of snoring ans sleep apnea

    Round Table 14 - When does rhinologic surgery improve sleep?

    How I Do It 16 - Empty nose syndrome: is it real?

    Instructional Course 17 - Surgical instructions in
    revision ESS: my pearls and pitfalls

    Symposium 17 - All you need to know about epistaxis (ERS JUNIOR)

    Mini Symposium 11 - Peri and postoperative care in rhinosurgery (ERS JUNIOR)

    Keynote Lecture 15 - The importance of ergonomics in endoscopic surgery-how to avoid early retirement

    Round Table 15 - Complications in sinus and skull base surgery

    How I Do It 17 - Skull base malignancies:
    how to manage reconstruction

    Instructional Course 18 - Local allergic rhinitis meets reality

    Symposium 18 - Pathogenesis and treatment of rhinitis

    Mini Symposium 12 - Present and future of immunotherapy

    Keynote Lecture 16 - Advances and highlights in allergic rhinitis

    Round Table 16 - Managing complicated rhinitis

    How I Do It 18 - How GERD impacts nasal function

    Instructional Course 19 - Endoscopic treatment of benign tumors of the nasopharynx

    Sypmosium 19 - Focus on pituitary lesions

    Mini Symposium 13 - Current trends in the management of nasopharyngeal cancer recurrencies

    Keynote Lecture 17 - Endoscopic skull base surgery: limitations and challenges

    Round Table 17 - Vasculitis and midline destructive lesions of the sinonasal tract

    How I Do It 19 - My way of approachig frontal sinus: techniques and landmarks of endoscopic frontal sinus surgery

    Instructional Course 20 - Allergic rhinitis in childhood

    Symposium 20 - Management of pediatric rhinosinusitis

    Face to Face 6 - Embolize or not in JNA

    Keynote Lecture 18 - Pediatric malignant and skull base tumors: multidisciplinary management

    Round Table 18 - The child with the blocked nose

    How I Do It 20 - Management of developmental skull base malformations in children

     ARHIN (working group Rhinology and Rhinosurgery of the German Society of Head and Neck Surgery): Orbital complication in sinusitis

    Israeli Rhinologic Society: Odontogenic Sinusitis and Dental Rehabilitation

    Japanese Rhinologic Society:Allergen immunotherapy for allergic rhinitis in Japan: How we became an advanced country on AIT

    Rhinology Research Society: Advanced Skull Base Surgery in Rhinology Practice

    UEMS in Rhinology - John Fenton, Adrian Agius

    Turkish Rhinologic Society: Medical and Surgical treatment of CRSwNP: Turkish Experience

    Romanian Rhinologic Society:"Sinonasal benign tumors: difficulties, errors and pitfalls" 

    Italian Academy of Rhinology

    Hungarian Rhinologic Society

    Bulgarian Rhinologic Society: "Around the nose"

    Czech Republic

    American Rhinologic Society: RECALCITRANT CRS AND NASAL POLYPS

    Croatian Rhinologic Society

    Greek Rhinologic Society

    Ukrainian ORL Society

    South Korea Rhinologic Society Current translational/basic research in rhinology

    Polish Rhinologic Society The nose, the sleep and the function

    North Makedonia

    Serbia: Diagnostics in Rhinology

    Australia and New Zealand Rhinologic Society: Novel approaches to old problems

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