Past Congresses

IFHNOS 2018

It is the aim of PSSB to provide an excellent, realistic, and fruitful learning environ- ment to all participants. Small groups of two participants will be introduced to the different techniques by personal instructors. The course strongly relies on hands-on demonstrations using whole-head cadaveric specimens. Lectures and live demonst- rations will cover the theoretical background of the subjects taught. The of cial language of the course is English

It is the aim of SEES to provide an excellent, realistic, and fruitful learning environ- ment to all participants. Small groups of two participants will be introduced to the different techniques by personal instructors. The course strongly relies on hands-on demonstrations using whole-head cadaveric specimens. Lectures and live demonst- rations will cover the theoretical background of the subjects taught. The official language of the course is English.

This meeting is the 8th international symposium in a row of successful meetings, since it was first launched in Dresden in 1996 based on the idea of bringing together clinicians and basic scientists. The triennial meetings aim at promoting exchange between experts in clinical otology, middle ear scientists and engineers. The meetings focus on the middle ear biomechanics (measurements and modeling), basic and clinical research on its physiology and pathology, active and passive middle ear implants, middle ear surgeries, bone conduction theory and applications. Also great interest is paid in areas as inner mechanics, evolution of the auditory system, imaging technologies, etc.

Chairman Prof. dr. Paul Van de Heyning Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery Antwerp, Belgium
Deadline for abstracts: 5th Feb 2018.

From 20th to 23rd of June 2018, the 14th ENT Danube Symposium under the direction of Prof. Sprinzl will be taken place in Krems, Austria. Connected by the history of our nations situated along Europe’s great river Danube, we will meet for a scientific exchange about Oto-Rhino-Laryngology. The 14th ENT Danube Symposium will cover all aspects of our speciality such as Otology, Neurotology, Head and Neck Surgery, Laryngology, Salivary Glands, Allergology, Rhinology and a lot more with lectures, poster sessions, round table discussions and, most of all, an open-minded and inviting atmosphere.
We are happy to welcome you at the beautiful city of Krems, surrounded by countless possibilities to explore during the conference framework: Wine tasting, shipping on the Danube, guided tours, and much more.

Phoniatrics: the medical specialty of communication and swallowing

The quest for excellence