Theoretical and practical two-day course "Endoscopic surgery of the maxillary sinus"
from Alexander Kobyakov

For whom:
- maxillofacial surgeon;
- surgeon - dentist;
- doctor - otorhinolaryngologist.

Course program:

Day 1

1. Theoretical part

- Misunderstanding between dentist and ENT doctor: why, when and how? _Cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_

How to avoid this and be independent in matters of related specialists?

- Endoscopic anatomy of the maxillary sinus and osteomeatal complex, anterior lattice labyrinth. Why is the nasal cavity anatomically and phylogenetically related to the oral cavity? _Cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_

- Why every dental surgeon just needs to have mini-invasive endoscopic techniques (analogy of endodontics with a microscope and without a microscope); What part of rhino- and sinus surgery is the section of surgical dentistry?

- Sinus lift and FESS: where does the dentist / ENT border go?

- How can endoscopic skills save a complicated sinus lift? Examples.

- Why every dental surgeon just needs to have mini-invasive endoscopic techniques (analogy of endodontics with a microscope and without a microscope); What part of rhino- and sinus surgery is the section of surgical dentistry?

- Sinus lift and FESS: where does the dentist / ENT border go?

- How can endoscopic skills save a complicated sinus lift? Examples.

2. Practical part:

Introduction to the endoscope, the principle of operation and basic tools.

Practice of manual skills within the limits of usual endoscopic inspection of a nose;