The sixth symposium and workshop on new in nose and sinus surgery and sleep disorders resumed its activities today at the Training and Research Center of King Fahd Hospital in Jeddah. The symposium started its third day activities with the seventh scientific session, during which the attendees and participants watched a direct transfer from the operating room to one of the otolaryngological surgeries and followed the modern and high-tech methods used in such surgeries.
Then the eighth scientific session was held, which was initiated by Professor of Otorhinolaryngology and Director of King Fahd Medical Center at King Abdulaziz University, Dr. Kamal Jalal Daghistani, with a working paper on the new in chronic rhinitis and sinusitis and the importance of fungal sinusitis.
After that, consultant otolaryngologist at King Fahd Hospital in Jeddah Governorate, Dr. Ibtihaj Saleh Gharib, spoke about the new in nasal allergy, after which the consultant otolaryngologist at King Fahd Hospital in Jeddah Governorate, Dr. Muhammad Mahmoud Zahran, addressed methods of eradicating the nasal polyp by endoscopy and clarifying whether this removal is correct or wrong Of modern technology.
Then the consultant laparoscopic nose and sinus surgery at Cairo University, Prof. Dr. Reda Kamel, talked about inverted papillomatosis, the new classification and concepts for its laparoscopic surgical removal.
At the end of the session, the space was opened for discussion on what was dealt with in the working papers, during which there was an exchange of views on the recommendations and submitted to the scientific committee of the symposium to circulate studies on ENT centers in Makkah Al-Mukarramah region and make use of them in the rest of the centers in all regions of the Kingdom.
After that, the ninth scientific session of the symposium and workshops began, during which the consultant and head of the ENT department at King Fahd Military Medical Complex in Dhahran Dr. Saud Saleh Al-Saif gave a working paper in which he dealt with individual polyps in the nasopharyngeal sinus and nasopharynx.
After that, Professor of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Freiburg in Germany, Prof. Dr. George Scheiber, explained the use of grafts to block the leakage of meningeal fluid through nasal endoscopic surgery.
Then, a consultant endoscopic nasal and sinus surgery at Cairo University, Prof. Dr. Reda Kamel, in a working paper presented at the session, touched on complications of sinus surgery and methods of prevention and treatment.
At the end of the session, the speakers'' working papers were discussed and recommendations were made in their regard to serve the doctors specializing in the field of ear, nose and throat.
