Canadian Society of

OTOLARYNGOLOGY -Head and Neck Surgery

74th Annual Meeting “Quality & Excellence in Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery”

June 6 to 9, 2020 Fredericton Convention Centre FREDERICTON, NB

President

Dr. Ian Witterick, Toronto, ON

Local Arrangements

Dr. Greg Thompson, Fredericton, NB

Scientific Program

Dr. Vincent Lin, Toronto, ON

INVITED GUESTS

• Dr. Dan Fliss Professor & Chair, Depart-ment of OHNS and Maxil-lofacial Surgery, Tel Aviv Souasky Medical Center, Israel

• Dr. Robert Bell Surgical Oncologist, former CEO of University Health Network (Toronto) and former Ontario Deputy Minister of Health

• Dr. Rick Chandra Professor & Chief of Rhinology & Skull Base Surgery, Vanderbilt Univer-sity Medical Centre, Nash-ville, TN

• Dr. Brian Nussenbaum Executive Director, Ameri-can Board of Otolaryngo-logy-Head and Neck Sur-gery, Houston, TX

We invite you to join us in charming Fredericton, NB for the Society’s 74th

Annual Meeting. The Local Arrangements Committee headed by Dr. Greg

Thompson of Fredericton, has worked hard to put together some terrific so-

cial events. That, coupled with a scientific program filled with outstanding

guest speakers, hands-on courses, workshops, podium and poster presenta-

tion will make this a very memorable experience for all who attend.

FRIDAY, JUNE 5

• Hands-on American College of Surgeons Certification Course in Thyroid,

Parathyroid and Neck Ultrasound Complete program—page 8

• Hands-on dissection course in Endoscopic Sinus Surgery: From Basic to

Advanced (Repeated on Saturday, June 6) Complete program—page 6

• Hands-on dissection course in Endoscopic Ear Surgery Complete program—page 9

SATURDAY, JUNE 6

• Thyroid Cancer Update Complete program—page 10

• Hands-on Dissection Course in Open Ear Surgery Complete program—page 12

Complete program details can also be found on https://www.entcanada.org/news-

events/annual-meetings/fredericton-2020/ Click on “Pre-Convention Courses”.

GENERAL PROGRAM COURSES

SUNDAY, JUNE 7

• Upper Aerodigestive Tract Endoscopy Hands-on Simulation Course

Full program—page 13

MONDAY & TUESDAY, JUNE 8 & 9

• Frontal Master Sinus Dissection Course Complete Program—TBA and

will be available on the CSO website shortly.

GENERAL PROGRAM WORKSHOPS & PANELS

SUNDAY, JUNE 7

• Parathyroid Case Management Panel

• What’s New in Adjunctive Therapies for Thyroid Cancer

• Ask An Otologist

• Artificial Intelligence for the Otolaryngologist: Looking Past the Hype

• Hemi-thyroid vs Total Thyroidectomy for T1/T2 Papillary Thyroid Carcinoma

74TH ANNUAL MEETING

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PRE-CONVENTION WORKSHOPS

OVERALL LEARNING OBJECTIVES

This meeting provides learners in

the specialty of OHNS (including

general and sub-specialty OHNS

surgeons as well as resident and

medical student trainees) a sig-

nificant opportunity to attend

sessions of interest and acquire

further understanding and

knowledge in areas of perceived /

unperceived weakness across all

branches of the specialty.

We will run several concurrent

sessions of workshops, podium

presentations and hands-on

courses. This will provide dele-

gates with a great variety of

learning opportunities. As al-

ways, ample time will be allotted

for enhanced dialogue and dis-

cussion with the various present-

ers. In keeping with this year’s

theme, guest speakers will pre-

sent their areas of expertise

through plenary talks, workshops

and special sessions on quality of

care.

SUNDAY, JUNE 7

• Microscope vs Endoscope for Otologic Surgery

• Panel on the Contemporary Reconstruction of the Face

• The Precarious Airway

• Rhinology Panel: Ask the Experts

• A Primer on How to Measure Quality

MONDAY, JUNE 8

• QI Tools for the Otolaryngologist

• Vestibular Testing, Drilling and Practice

• Your Journal of OTOHNS—Submit, Review and Get Involved

• Beyond the UPPP: Modern Evidence-Based Surgery

• Anticipate the Unexpected—How to Prevent and Manage Complications Encoun-tered in Common Laryngological Procedures

• Surgeon Led Clinical Trials

TUESDAY, JUNE 9

• Contemporary Management of Aspirin—Exacerbated Respiratory Disease

• Evidence Based Management of Refractory Chronic Cough

• Surgical Management of Diverticula, Bars, and Other Barriers to Swallowing

• Chronic Rhinosinusitis with Nasal Polyps: The Misery, Mystery & Mastery

• Clinical Study of Extrapulmonary Head and Neck Tuberculosis in an Urban Setting

• Anatomy of Quality Improvement Project

• An Institutional Response to Second Victims: Recognition, Assessment & Healing

• Quality Based Procedures in Thyroid and Head & Neck Oncology

• Take 2 Bacteria and Call Me In the Morning: Ever-changing World of the Sinus Microbiome

SPECIAL SESSIONS FOR RESIDENTS, MEDICAL STUDENTS & FELLOWS

• Residents/Medical Students/Fellows—Welcome Session and ‘Meet & Greet’ Hour

• CSOHNS Resident Lectures: 1) What I Wish I Knew in Residency, 2) Transition Into Practice, 3) Fellowship Panel and 4) Graduate Degrees

• Radiology Part 1 & Part 2

• The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: A Cross-Canada Resident Panel for Prospective Applicants

• Dispelling the Myths and Discovering Pearls: A Resident Panel for Prospective Applicants

WORKSHOPS & PANELS continued POLIQUIN RESIDENT RESEARCH COMPETITION

Once again, this popular ses-

sion will be part of the annual

meeting. It will be moderated

by the Awards Committee

Chair, Dr. Danielle MacNeil

from Western University, and is

scheduled for Monday, June 8

in Ballroom A, Fredericton

Convention Centre from 1300—

1640. Check out the details in

the general program at https://

www.entcanada.org/news-

events/annual-meetings/

fredericton-2020/

ROYAL COLLEGE MOC

ACCREDITATION

The 74th Annual Meeting is an

accredited group learning activ-

ity under Section 1, as defined

by the RCPSC for the mainte-

nance of certification. Dele-

gates will have the opportunity

to claim Sections 1, 2 & 3 CPD

hours at this meeting.

The total number of hours for

the courses, special sessions

and general program will be

posted on the CSO website.

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ELECTRONIC POSTER DISPLAYS

For the first time, POSTER

displays will be presented in

an ELECTRONIC FORMAT

at the CSOHNS 74th Annual

Meeting.

ePosters will be displayed

on 4 screens in the Pointe–

Sainte Anne Atrium, 2nd

Floor of the Fredericton

Convention Centre from

June 7—9, 2020.

Posters will be listed by cat-

egories and searchable by

topic, author names, and

abstract numbers.

Visit the 2020 Annual Meet-

ing section of the Society’s

website for more details on

how to submit and, for those

interested, the rules of the

2020 Poster Competition.

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Sunday, June 7—1645 to 1800 COHNS Fund Fundraiser, Fredericton Playhouse Theatre

Dr. Doug Angel invites you to attend a musical review starring OHNS singers and musicians. It will be held at the historic Fredericton Playhouse which is connected to the Fredericton Convention Centre by a pedway. Proceeds from this event will be donated to the COHNS Fund.

Welcoming Reception—1800 to 1930

Following the musical show, we will move to the exhibits area on the 2nd floor of the FCC for the Welcoming Reception to catch up with colleagues and friends and enjoy drinks and a buffet.

Monday, June 8—1900 to 2300 Maritime Kitchen Party

This year, join us at the Delta Hotel for the President’s Maritime Kitchen Party. Be prepared to kiss the cod, listen and dance to lively music, dine on delicious East Coast fare and be entertained. This is a family-friendly event. Dress is casual (jeans). Shuttles to/from the Delta Hotels will be provided.

Monday, June 8—1000 to 1330 Companions Program

Guided by Calithumpian actors in costume, this entertaining, private walking tour of Fredericton’s historical district includes the Garrison District, the Fred-ericton Loyalist Cemetery, City Hall, and many other points of interest. Follow-ing the tour, lunch will be served at the Fredericton Region Museum. Cost: $60 per person

Crowne Plaza Fredericton-Lord Beaverbrook 659 Queen Street Fredericton, NB E3B 1C3 Tel: (506) 455-3371 Book your room here.

Hilton Garden Inn Fredericton 620 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB E3B 1C2 (506) 999-1551

Booking Link: CSO Accommodations

If you prefer to register online via the website, visit— https://www.entcanada.org/news-events/annual-meetings/fredericton-2020/ and click on the registration bar.

VIEW the complete programs for the HANDS-ON COURSES available im-mediately before and during the Fredericton meeting on the following pages.

REGISTRATION FORMS for all courses and the general program available in this brochure.

ALL INFORMATION concerning the Fredericton Annual Meeting is also available on the Society’s website at https://www.entcanada.org/news-events/annual-meetings/fredericton-2020/

SOCIAL PROGRAM

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CONVENTION HOTEL

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Boyce Farmers Market

Recognized as one of Canada’s top 10 community markets, the Fredericton Boyce Farm-

ers Market is the City’s traditional Saturday morning (6am-1pm) gathering spot down-

town for fresh and healthy foods, craft, creativity and conversation. With more than 250

indoor and outdoor local suppliers from along the St. John River Heritage Corridor and

across the Province, The Market (as it’s known locally) is the place to discover seasonal

products like fiddleheads and blueberries, ultra-fresh produce, meats & seafood, cakes &

confections, breads, cheeses & homemade jams, fresh-squeezed juices & New Brunswick

wines, artisan chocolates, specialty coffees & beans and much, much more.

Beaverbrook Art Gallery

This Gallery houses one of Canada’s most impressive and varied art collections. Through-

out the International Wing, you’ll find collections of masterworks by artists such as Luci-

an Freud, J. M.W. Turner, and Eugène Boudin, while in the Canadian and Atlantic Gal-

leries, you can see works by Mary Pratt, Emily Carr, Bruno Bobak and Molly Lamb

Bobak, as well as the Wolastoqiyik Grandfather Akwiten canoe. Explore the expanded

pavilion, where you’ll find soaring, 20-foot ceilings and vistas of Fredericton’s natural

beauty among the art, culminating in a breathtaking view of Salvador Dali’s 4-metre San-

tiago el Grande in its own gallery space.

Enjoy A Craft Brew

Fredericton is considered the ultimate destination in this capacity as it has the highest

concentration of craft producers and experiences in Atlantic Canada! Visit one of the

many award winning cideries or breweries dotted around the city. From chill fireside

lounging at Graystone, to the live music venue at Grimross – Fredericton has a variety of

open door atmospheres to match your very own vibe.

Odell Park

With trees that are over 400 years old, and trails both on and off the beaten path –this is

the perfect place to get your daily fill of fresh air. Forest Bathing at its finest! Looking for

something more? Take a tour of the tree frogs at Hyla Park or the Beaver Pond at Mac-

taquac Provincial Park.

Daily Changing of the Guard Ceremony on the Grounds of the New Bruns-wick Legislature

No trip to Fredericton is complete without this experience! Catch a free outdoor movie

under the night sky, every Saturday in Barracks Square. At the same location, there will

be free outdoor concerts every Tuesday evening at 7:30pm. Plenty for you to enjoy this

without spending a dime!

St. Anne’s Chapel of Ease

St. Anne's Chapel of Ease has not been modified since the day on which it was consecrat-

ed, March 18, 1847. A tour of the building reveals Gothic Revival architecture reminis-

cent of the time of Henry III in the thirteenth century. The sandstone on the Chapel exte-

rior, the hardstone buttresses, and the trim came from New Brunswick, as did the butter-

nut that was used for most of the interior woodwork. See the symbolic tiles in the sanctu-

ary floor, and a freestone arch and butternut screen separating the chancel and the nave.

INTERESTING THINGS TO DO IN FREDERICTON

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REPEATED on SATURDAY, JUNE 6

Nashwaaksis A Room, FCC / Mobile Lab (rear parking lot, Crowne Plaza Hotel)

Course Director Dr. Marc Tewfik, Montreal

Guest Faculty Dr. Philip Chen, San Antonio, TX Faculty Dr. Yvonne Chan, Toronto Dr. Lamiae Himdi, Montreal Dr. Richard Gall, Winnipeg Dr. Arif Janjua, Vancouver Dr. John Lee, Toronto Dr. John Scott, Halifax Dr. Doron Sommer, Hamilton Dr. Andrew Thamboo, Vancouver Dr. Allan Vescan, Toronto Dr. Ian Witterick, Toronto Cost (+ HST) Full Program - $459 (max 28 registrants) Lectures Only - $100 consultant / $45 resident, fellow, medical student Introduction Chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) can be challenging to manage, even in the hands of experienced

otolaryngologists. Endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS) is generally reserved for medical management

failures and is tailored to the severity of disease. Recent advances in technique and an improved

understanding of the disease process have led to improved success rates for ESS. The aim of this

course is to teach basic to advanced techniques in ESS, including maxillary antrostomy, spheno-

ethmoidectomy, frontal recess dissection and septoplasty.

The session will consist of a half-day of lectures followed by a half-day of hands-on dissections.

Seven cadaveric heads as well as endoscopic surgical workstations will be provided, and the en-

rollment is open to a total of 28 Otolaryngologists, including practicing surgeons, advanced train-

ees and fellows.

Learning Objectives After attending this workshop, otolaryngologists will:

1. Review endoscopic and radiologic sino-nasal anatomy, as well as pathophysiologic

concepts of various common nasal diseases.

2. Become familiar with the management of sino-nasal pathology, including the latest

medical therapies as well as advanced ESS techniques, including the surgical steps of

each technique.

3. Be able to discuss the indications and contraindications of ESS techniques.

4. Become familiar with the instrumentation required.

5. Be able to discuss the postoperative management after ESS.

Frontal Sinus Masterclass Workshop Description (included for dissectors) Frontal sinus anatomy is highly variable and often complex. As a result, it is often challenging for

the sinus surgeon to master understanding of the frontal sinus.

The Frontal Sinus Master’s Class aims to help participants systematically review a variety of CT

scans, from simple to complex, in all 3 planes. After reviewing the CT, the participant uses the

building block method to determine the anatomy and drainage pathway of the frontal sinus.

Course Faculty works with the participants to make and evaluate their own 3D conceptualization

of the frontal sinus cells using tangible blocks, in a hands-on approach. The Course Faculty

checks and provides feedback to help the participant improve their 3D Conceptualization.

Participants then compare their own 3D interpretation of the CT scan with the intra-operative

video of the surgery performed on this patient, with stepwise removal of frontal sinus cells. The

comparison of the participant’s 3D Interpretation and the actual surgery re-enforces their ability

to use the triplanar CT images to create a 3D anatomical picture, and to formulate their own plan

for surgery.

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ENDOSCOPIC SINUS SURGERY DISSECTION COURSE—FRIDAY, JUNE 5 (Complete Program)

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Dissection Course in Endoscopic Sinus Surgery cont... The Course Faculty works with the participants to make and evaluate their own 3D conceptu-

alization of the frontal sinus cells using tangible blocks, in a hands-on approach. The Course

Faculty checks and provides feedback to help the participant improve their 3D Conceptualiza-

tion. Participants then compare their own 3D interpretation of the CT scan with the intra-

operative video of the surgery performed on this patient, with stepwise removal of frontal

sinus cells. The comparison of the participant’s 3D Interpretation and the actual surgery re-

enforces their ability to use the triplanar CT images to create a 3D anatomical picture, and to

formulate their own plan for surgery.

Learning Objectives • Review the nomenclature and common cellular configurations of frontoethmoidal cells

that are relevant to frontal sinus surgery.

• Practice reconstructing these 3D configurations using the building blocks technique and

understanding how this affects the frontal sinus drainage pathway.

• Develop a surgical plan for frontal recess dissection based on the elucidated frontoeth-

moidal cell anatomy.

PROGRAM

0730 Registration Didactic Session Nashwaaksis A, Fredericton Convention Centre

0750-0800 Welcome—M. Tewfik, Montreal

0800-0820 Pathogenesis and Classifications of CRS—J. Scott, Halifax

0820-0840 Pre-operative and Postoperative Management in Sinus Surgery— J. Lee,

Toronto

0840-0900 Surgical Sinonasal Anatomy and Radiology—M. Tewfik, Montreal

0900-0920 Endoscopic Septum and Turbinate Surgery—A. Janjua, Vancouver

0920-0940 Surgical Treatment of CRS. Full House FESS Concept—A. Thamboo,

Vancouver

0940-1000 Recalcitrant CRS (including Revision Surgery—Y. Chan, Toronto

1000-1020 COFFEE

1020-1040 Frontal Recess and Frontal Sinus–Surgical Approaches—P. Chen, San

Antonio

1040-1140 Frontal Sinus Masterclass

1140-1200 Avoiding and Managing Complications of FESS (including epistaxis)—D.

Sommer, Hamilton

1200-1300 LUNCH

Hands-on Session Stryker Mobile Lab (rear parking lot, Crowne Plaza Hotel)

1300-1400 Endoscopic Septoplasty / Inferior Turbinoplasty / Maxillary Antrostomy Demonstration—20 min / Dissection—40 min

1400-1520 Frontal Recess Dissection

Frontal Sinus Trephination

Demonstration—20 min / Dissection—60 min

1520-1540 COFFEE

1540-1640 Anterior and Posterior Ethmoidectomy

Sphenoidotomy

Demonstration—20 min / Dissection—40 min

1640-1800 Sphenoidotomy Artery Ligation

Endoscopic Orbital Decompression

Demonstration—20 min / Dissection—60 min

1800-1805 Close of the day

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AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS CERTIFICATION COURSE—FRIDAY, JUNE 5 (Complete Program)

THYROID, PARATHYROID AND NECK ULTRASOUND Marysville AB Room, Fredericton Convention Centre

Chair Dr. Russell B. Smith, Jacksonville, FL

Faculty Dr. Danny Enepekides Dr. Allan Vescan

Dr. Jeremy Freeman Dr. Peter Vosler

Dr. Kevin Higgins Dr. Ian Witterick

Dr. Eric Monteiro

Cost (+ HST) Full Program - $1,195 PROGRAM 0730 Registration 0815–0825 Overview and Discussion of Course Topics—R. Smith

0825–0855 Principles and Physics of Ultrasonography—E. Monteiro

0855–0915 Scanning Techniques for Head and Neck Ultrasonography—K. Higgins

0915–0955 Ultrasonography of Normal Neck Anatomy

0955-1010 BREAK

1010–1030 Instructor Demonstration—R. Smith

1030–1100 Thyroid Ultrasonography—I. Witterick

1100–1125 Parathyroid Ultrasonography—A. Vescan

1125–1140 BREAK

1140–1220 Neck Ultrasonography—D. Enepekides

1220–1250 Interventional Ultrasonography—R. Smith

1250–1300 LUNCH

1300–1330 Integrating Office Based Ultrasonography into Practice—J. Freeman

1330–1335 Introduction to the Lab—R. Smith

HANDS-ON SKILLS LAB

1345–1415 Module 1: Basic Technical issues—All Faculty

1415–1445 Module 2: Central Neck Anatomy—All Faculty

1445–1515 Module 3: Lateral Neck Anatomy—All Faculty

1515–1530 BREAK

1530–1600 Module 4: Lymph Node Evaluation—All Faculty

1600–1630 Module 5: Performance Exam—All Faculty

1630–1700 Module 6: Ultrasound Guide FNA

1700–1705 Concluding Remark—R. Smith

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Mobile Lab (rear parking lot, Crown Plaza Hotel) / Nashwaaksis A Room, Fredericton Convention Centre

Course Directors / Faculty

Dr. Jane Lea, Vancouver Dr. Vincent Lin, Toronto Dr. Adrian James, Toronto Dr. Andrew Ma, Toronto Cost (+ HST)

Full Program - $459 (max 28 registrants) Lectures Only - $100 / $45 resident, fellow, medical student Introduction

Endoscopic ear surgery has a rapidly gained traction world-wide as a as a surgical

technique that has unique benefits. The basic surgical principles and instruments are

fundamentally similar between endoscopic and microscopic approaches to the ear,

but the endoscope allows visualization of ‘hidden’ structures thus facilitating a mini-

mally invasive operation with greater healthy tissue preservation. This course will aim

to familiarize the surgeon with the equipment, set up, and techniques needed to suc-

ceed with this surgical technique.

Learning Objectives • Develop an improved understanding of endoscopic ear anatomy

• Understand the equipment and set up needed to get started and succeed with

endoscopic ear surgery

• Improve surgical comfort with the endoscope and improve endoscopic tech-

niques to common ear pathology

PROGRAM 0730 Registration Hands-on Dissection Mobile Lab (rear parking lot, Crowne Plaza Hotel) 0800–0810 Welcome

0810–0845 Introduction to endoscopic ear surgery (principles and anatomy)

0900–0915 Demonstration of dissection: Tympanomeatal flap to atticotomy

0915–0945 Delegates dissection

0945–1000 Demonstration of tympanoplasty technique

1015 –1045 Delegates dissection

1045 –1115 COFFEE

1115 –1130 Demonstration of ossiculoplasty technique

1130–1230 Delegates dissection

1230–1315 LUNCH

Didactic Session Nashwaaksis A, Fredericton Convention Centre 1330–1415 Getting started in practice (equipment, OR set up, case selection)

1415–1440 Q&A

1445–1515 Learning curve and tips for climbing it (tips for safe surgery,

management of bleeding, tips for surgery with one hand)

1515–1540 Q&A

1545–1630 Case presentations and discussions

1630–1635 Closing Remarks – Dr. J. Lea, Vancouver / Dr. V. Lin, Toronto

ENDOSCOPIC EAR SURGERY DISSECTION COURSE—FRIDAY, JUNE 5 (Complete Program)

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Marysville AB Room , Fredericton Convention Centre

Organizers Dr. Jeremy Freeman, Toronto Dr. Dan O’Connell, Edmonton

Guest Faculty Dr. Dan Fliss, Tel Aviv Dr. Bryan McIver, Tampa

Dr. Greg Randolph, Boston Dr. Jatin Shah, New York

Dr. Ashok Shaha, New York Dr. Russell Smith, Jacksonville

Dr. Peter Vosler, Baltimore Dr. Lori Wirth, Boston

Cost (+ HST) Full Program $195

Resident/Med Student/Fellow $75

PROGRAM 0730 Registration Morning Session

Chair: Dr. Ralph Gilbert, Toronto

0800-0805 Introduction—J. Freeman, D. O’Connell

0805–0820 Overview, Epidemiology, Biology, Pathology—B. McIver, 15 min

0820–0835 Clinical Presentation and Diagnosis/Ultrasound—G. Randolph, 15 min

0835–0850 Value of Molecular Marker Testing—E. Monteiro, 15 min

0850–0900 Q&A of previous presentations

0900-1000 Panel on Clinical Presentation—Moderator B. McIver

Panelists —J. Irish, J. de Almeida, E. Monteiro, D. Angel, G. Randolph

1000–1020 BREAK and Meeting the Faculty

1020–1035 Surgery of the Primary—J. Shah, 15 min

1035–1050 Surgery of the Neck (central and lateral neck)—A. Shaha, 15 min

1050–1105 Active Surveillance of WDTC—D. Goldstein, 15 min

1105– 1115 Q&A of previous presentations

1115– 1215 Panel on Surgery—Moderator J. Shah; Panelists—R. Gilbert,

K. Higgins, D. Enepekidis, R. Payne, P. Kerr, R. Smith

1215–1315 LUNCH and meet the Professors (4 Professors / room. Delegates will be

assigned to a specific room. Each Professor will bring 1 case for

discussion.)

Lunch—Table Groupings:

Drs. Danny Enepekides*/Dan Fliss/Paul Kerr/Dan O’Connell

Drs. Gregory Randolph*/Ralph Gilbert/Ashok Shaha/Kevin Higgins

Drs. Jeremy Freeman*/Brian McIver/Richard Payne/Jon Irish

Drs. Jatin Shah*/Russell Smith/Don Anderson/Lori Wirth

THYROID CANCER UPDATE—SATURDAY, JUNE 6 (Complete Program)

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Thyroid Cancer Update cont...

Afternoon Session

Chair: Dr. Dan O’Connell, Edmonton

1315-1330 Post-operative Management of Thyroid Cancer—B. McIver, 15 min

1330–1345 Medullary CA: What’s New?—R. Smith, 15 min

1345–1400 Management of Anaplastic Thyroid Cancer—B. McIver, 15 min

1400–1415 Surgical Management of Advanced Thyroid Cancer—J. Shah, 15 min

1415–1430 Management of Recurrence—J. Freeman, 15 min

1430–1450 State of the Art of Systemic Treatment—L. Wirth, 20 min

1450-1500 Q&A of previous presentations

1500-1600 Panel on Post-operative Management—Moderator I. Witterick

Panelists—B. McIver, J. Irish, R. Hart, E. Prisman, L. Wirth, D. MacNeil

1600-1615 BREAK and Meeting the Faculty

1615-1730 Video Sessions—

Each video is 7 minutes followed by 3-4 minutes of discussion.

Moderators—J. Freeman / D. O’Connell

Panelists & Reviewers—J. Shah, A. Shaha, H. Seikaly, D. Anderson, R.

Gilbert, P. Kerr, D. Fliss

• Use of nerve monitoring—G. Randolph

• Total thyroidectomy and Central Neck Dissection—J. Shah

• Thyroidectomy—D. Anderson

• Tracheal resection—J. Shah

• Neck dissection—P. Vosler

• Re-operative Central Neck Dissection—J. Freeman

• Two Adjuncts to Thyroid Cancer Surgery—P. Vosler

• Mini-Sternotomy—J. Freeman

1730-1735 Closing Remarks

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Mobile Lab (rear parking lot, Crowne Plaza Hotel / Nashwaaksis A Room

Course Directors / Faculty Dr. Jane Lea, Vancouver / Dr. Vincent Lin, Toronto

Cost (+HST) Full Program - $459 (max 28 registrants) Lectures Only - $100 / $45 resident/fellow/medical student Introduction

Otologic conditions are common in an otolaryngology practice but ear surgery has dramati-

cally decreased in volume in the general otolaryngology practice. This aim of this course is

to refresh common open otologic procedures for those in the community as well as enhance

what was taught during residency for the more junior surgeons.

A half day didactic course taught by some of the most experienced Canadian otologists will

compliment a half-day of hands on dissection on fresh frozen cadaveric heads. The partici-

pant will be given a hands-on opportunity to be guided through mastoidectomy approach-

es, middle ear procedures such as tympanoplasty and ossiculoplasty. Participants will also

be given the opportunity to attempt cochlear implant electrode insertions and bone con-

duction device placements.

Learning Objectives After attending this workshop, the participant will be able to -

• Perform a basic cortical mastoidectomy as well as understand common indications for

this procedure

• Elevate a simple tympanomeatal flap, inspect the ossicular chain and perform basic

tympanoplasty and ossiculoplasty techniques

• Understand indications for cochlear implants and bone conduction implants

• Be familiar with common otological instruments and handling of otologic drills.

PROGRAM

0730 Registration Hands-on Dissection Stryker Mobile Lab (rear parking lot, Crowne Plaza Hotel) 0800–0830 Introduction of faculty and overview of course

0830–1000 Cortical mastoidectomy, facial recess, labryinthectomy

1000–1030 Tympanomeatal flap, ossiculoplasty

1030–1100 COFFEE

1100–1200 Cochlear implantation, bone conduction devices

1200–1300 LUNCH

Didactic Session Nashwaaksis A, Fredericton Convention Centre 1300–1400 Temporal bone anatomy and radiology

1400–1430 Cortical mastoidectomy video

1430–1500 COFFEE

1500–1600 Tympanomeatal flap, ossiculoplasty, middle ear surgery videos

1600–1630 Labyrinthectomy, cochlear implant, bone conduction devices video

1630–1700 Case discussions

1700-1705 Closing Remarks—J. Lea, Vancouver / V. Lin, Toronto

OPEN EAR SURGERY DISSECTION COURSE— SATURDAY, JUNE 6 (Complete Program)

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Juniper Room, Hilton Hotel (joined to the Fredericton Convention Centre) Cost (+HST) $199 (max 20 registrants)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This 3-hour course is designed for the practicing otolaryngologist who wishes to enhance

his or her knowledge in upper aerodigestive tract endoscopy in adults and children. This

is a hands-on simulation course with use of mannequins for practice of upper endoscopy

in the airway and esophagus. The course is meant for a refresher on how to assemble the

equipment and the nuances of upper endoscopy. The material will be presented via a

short didactic lecture on review of critical anatomy. This will be followed by a hands-on

lab portion with assessment and feedback.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

After active participation in this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify and assemble the appropriate instrumentation for upper aerodigestive tract endoscopy in children and adults

• Perform rigid bronchoscopy and esophagoscopy on mannequins

• Review possible complications of endoscopy and their management algorithms

COURSE FACULTY (to be confirmed)

Dr. Paolo Campisi, Vice Chair of Education, Program Director and Professor

Dr. Lily Nguyen, Associate Professor, McGill University

Dr. Jun Lin, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto

Dr. Timothy Brown, Associate Professor, Dalhousie University

PROGRAM

1300-1340 Introduction and Instrumentation of Upper Endoscopy—P. Campisi

1340-1345 Q&A

1345-1425 Move to Small Group Session (half of group to ‘adult’ stations; other half to ‘pediatric’ stations

Station 1A: Adult Laryngoscopy—J. Lin

Station 1B: Adult Esophagoscopy—TBA

Station 2A: Pediatric Bronchoscopy & Esophagoscopy—TBA

Station 2B: Pediatric Bronchoscopy & Esophagoscopy—P. Campisi

1425-1510 Rotate to Alternate Stations

Station 1A—Adult Laryngoscopy—J. Lin

Station 1B—Adult Esophagoscopy—TBA

Station 2A—Pediatric Bronchoscopy & Esophagoscopy—TBA

Station 2B— Pediatric Bronchoscopy & Esophagoscopy—P. Campisi

1510-1545 Case-based Feedback session

1545-1600 Q&A

1600 Adjournment

UPPER AERODIGESTIVE TRACT ENDOSCOPY HANDS-ON SIMULATION COURSE—SUNDAY, JUNE 7 (Complete Program)

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REGISTRATION—Pre-convention Courses 74TH ANNUAL MEETING, FREDERICTON, NB

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS CERTIFICATION IN THYROID, PARATHYROID AND NECK ULTRASOUND

Marysville AB Room, Fredericton Convention Centre

Friday, June 5 08:15 to 17:05

$1195 Full Program + HST $179.25 = $1374.25 _____________

HANDS-ON ENDOSCOPIC SINUS SURGERY COURSE: FROM BASIC TO ADVANCED

Nashwaaksis A Room / Mobile Lab, Fredericton Convention Centre

Friday, June 5 or Saturday, June 6 07:50 to 18:05

$459 Full Program + HST $69.85 = $527.85 ______________

$100 Lectures Only + HST $15.00 = $115.00 ______________

$45 Lectures Only* + HST $ 6.75 = $51.75 ______________

*(residents/fellows/medical students)

ENDOSCOPIC EAR DISSECTION COURSE

Mobile Lab / Nashwaaksis A, Room, Fredericton Convention Centre

Friday, June 5 08:00 to 16:35

$459 Full Program + HST $69.85 = $527.85 ______________

$100 Lectures Only + HST $15.00 = 115.00 ______________

$45 Lectures Only* + HST $ 6.75 = $51.75 ______________

*(residents/fellows/medical students)

OPEN EAR DISSECTION COURSE

Nashwaaksis A Room / Mobile Lab, Fredericton Convention Centre

Saturday, June 6 08:00 to 17:05

$459 Full Program + HST $69.85 = $527.85 ______________

$100 Lectures Only + HST $15.00 = $115.00 ______________

$45 Lectures Only* + HST $ 6.75 = $51.75 ______________

*(residents/fellows/medical students)

THYROID CANCER UPDATE

Marysville AB Room, Fredericton Convention Centre

Saturday, June 6 08:00 to 17:30

$195 + HST $29.25 = $224.25 ______________

$ 75* + HST $11.25 = $86.25 ______________

*(residents/fellows/medical students)

TOTAL $______________

ALTERNATIVE SELECTION(S) (Should your first choices not be available)

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REGISTRANT INFORMATION

Name: ____________________________

_________________________________

Address:___________________________

_________________________________

City:______________________________

Prov:_____________________________

Postal Code:_____________________________

Email:____________________________

Phone:____________________________

PAYMENT

CREDIT CARD (VISA or Master Card):

_________________________________

Expiry Date: __________/___________

CHEQUE—Please make payable to the Canadi-an Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and mail to: 68 Gilkison Street, ELORA, ON N0B 1S0

CALL-IN or FAX—Phone or fax your registra-tion: Phone: (519) 846-0630; Fax: (519) 846-9529

ON LINE—Go to the Society website at— https://www.entcanada.org/news-events/annual-meetings/fredericton-2020/

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REGISTRATION—General Program 74TH ANNUAL MEETING, FREDERICTON, NB

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES HST & PROVIDES admission to the main scienti-fic sessions, exhibits, breakfast, lunches & coffees, as well as the Welcoming Reception and President’s Dinner. PAYMENT WILL BE ACCEPTED BY THE OF-FICE UNTIL WEDNESDAY MAY 27TH, 2020. AFTER THIS DATE YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO REGISTER AT THE ON-SITE MEETING DESK IN FREDERICTON.

(to May 10) (after May 10) Category Early Bird Fee Fee Active Member $ 650 $ 750

Companion Fee $ 175 $ 275

Non-Member MD (Canadian) $1125 $1225

Non-Member MD (International ) $ 650 $ 750

Resident Fellow $ 400 $ 500

AHP (e.g. Med Student, Nurse) $ 400 $ 500

Emeritus (social events) $ 250 $ 350

Emeritus (scientific program) N/C N/C

Companion Event—Monday June 8

Walking Tour & Lunch $ 60 x # ____= $________

COURSES DURING GENERAL PROGRAM

Sunday June 7—Upper Aerodigestive Tract Endoscopy Hands-on

Simulation Course (3 hours)

Consultant/Resident/Fellow $199 + 29.85 HST $________

Monday June 8 or Tuesday June 9—Master Class Dissection Course

(3 hours)

Consultant/Resident/Fellow $199 + 29.85 HST $________

Check if you require vegetarian meals

Serious dietary concerns/allergies __________________________

Canadian Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery Fund

Please consider a contribution to the Fund.

I wish to make a donation in the amount of ____________________

A tax receipt will be issued for donations of $25 or more.

Thank-you for your support!

GRAND TOTAL $________________

REGISTRANT INFORMATION

Name: ___________________________

________________________________

Companion (if attending)_______________

________________________________

Address:__________________________

________________________________

City:_____________________________

Prov:_____________________________

Postal Code:____________________________

Email:____________________________

Phone:____________________________

PAYMENT

CREDIT CARD (VISA or Master Card)

_____________________________

Expiry Date: _____/_______

CHEQUE—Please make payable to the Cana-dian Society of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and mail to: 68 Gilkison Street, ELORA, ON N0B 1S0

CALL-IN or FAX—Phone or fax your registra-tion: Phone: (519) 846-0630; Fax: (519) 846-9529

ONLINE—Go to the Society website at— https://www.entcanada.org/news-events/annual-meetings/fredericton-2020/

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