Course features

Learn FESS where it matters: at the dissection table

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For more than three decades, the International FESS Course Ghent has trained otorhinolaryngologists from around the world in endoscopic sinus surgery. The course is built around real surgical problems. Each module moves from pathophysiology and indications to surgical strategy, a live demonstration dissection, and then your own hands-on work.​`

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Why Ghent?

• 2 delegates per cadaver head. Thiel-embalmed specimens preserve tissue quality close to living tissue.

• More than 18 hours of hands-on dissection in the CETRAS wet lab, with powered instrumentation and navigation at every workstation.

• 6 problem-based modules, ranging from unilateral and diffuse sinus disease to frontal sinus and revision surgery, maxillary, sphenoid, and orbital pathology.

• International faculty from Europe, the United States and Australia.

• Recordings of all demonstration dissections are available to delegates after the course.

• EACCME accreditation requested

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Who is it for?

• ENT residents in their final years of training and ENT surgeons who want to build or refine their endoscopic sinus surgery skills.