11thCongress of the
European Laryngological Society
3rd Joint Meeting of ELS-ABEA & ALA
2nd Meeting of Società Italiana di Laringologia
June, 8th - llth 2016
Genoa, Italy
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Dear Colleagues,
as President of the European Laryngological Society, I
would like to announce the 11th Congress of our Society,
to be held in Genoa, Italy, on 8th -11th June 2016.
The principal goal of this conference will be to present
some of the latest breakthroughs in Laryngology and
related disciplines, to bring together both young and
experienced scientists from all regions of the world, and
to open up avenues for research and collaborations both
at regional and global levels. Thanks to the active and close
cooperation of the Presidential and Scientific Councils, most
of the emerging scientific topics and every major aspect of our
subspecialty will be presented and discussed.
The Keynote Lectures will be focused, among the others, on
topics like bioendoscopy, imaging, neurolaryngology, laryngotracheal stenosis, laryngeal transplantation and oncology, and
followed by Round Tables with clinical cases discussion.
It will be also feasible to be trained in different phonosurgical
procedures and to test the most sophisticated endoscopic devices
and surgical tools during the Hand-on Labs and Instructional Courses.
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
European and international experts have been invited as Members of
the Faculty in order to reinforce our relationships with the ALA, ABEA,
IAP, and SIL. Growing interest toward our Congress has been expressed
by many Colleagues coming from India and South America.
Every effort will be made to combine an outstanding scientific program
with pleasant social activities in Genoa.
Prof. Giorgio Peretti
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11thCongress of the
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3rd Joint Meeting of ELS-ABEA & ALA
2nd Meeting of Società Italiana di Laringologia
Programme at a glance
POSTER AREA
POSTER AREA
CATERING + EXHIBIT
CATERING + EXHIBIT
SCIROCCO, LIBECCIO
LEVANTE, PONENTE, ZEFIRO
CATERING, EXHIBIT, MARIN, BAR,
SPEAKERS READY ROOM
MAESTRALE ROOM
THIRD
FLOOR
SECOND
FLOOR
ENTRANCE TO
MAESTRALE ROOM
FIRST
FLOOR
GROUND
FLOOR
MODULE 5
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MODULE 6
MODULE 7
MODULE 8
MODULE 9
SECRETARIAT, EXHIBIT
FOYER MAESTRALE
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PHONOSURGERY COMMITTEE
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SECRETARIAT
13.00
13.30
14.00
14.30
FINANCIAL AUDIT COMMITTEE
15.00
15.30
REGISTRATION OPENING
PRESIDENTIAL COUNCIL MEETING
16.00
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
18.30
19.00
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MAESTRALE ROOM
SCIROCCO/LIBECCIO ROOM
LEVANTE ROOM
EXHIBITION AREA
OPENING CEREMONY
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
8.30
9.00
9.30
10.00
Main Lecture
HPV IN UADT
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
12.30
10.00
10.30
COFFEE BREAK
Main Lecture
BIOENDOSCOPY
Round Table
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PRECANCEROUS LESIONS AND
EARLY GLOTTIC CANCER
Main Lecture
COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION OF SWALLOWING DISORDERS,
REFLUX, AND CHRONIC COUGH
Round Table
MANAGEMENT OF SWALLOWING DISORDERS, REFLUX, AND
CHRONIC COUGH
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
13.00
LUNCH
Main Lecture
NEW TRENDS IN LARYNGEAL CANCER IMAGING
Main Lecture
OFFICE-BASED SURGERY LARYNGEAL PROCEDURES
Main Lecture
DIFFERENT OPTIONS IN MANAGEMENT OF T3 LARYNGEAL
CANCER
Round Table
MANAGEMENT OF ADVANCED LARYNGEAL CANCER
Round Table
OUTCOMES OF OFFICE BASED LARYNGEAL PROCEDURES:
COMPARISON OF COST-EFFECTIVENESS AND FUNCTIONAL
OUTCOMES WITH TRADITIONAL APPROACHES
Instructional Course
THE FUTURE HAS ALREADY ARRIVED. APPLICATIONS IN
LARYNGEAL TISSUE ENGINEERING
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
15.30
16.00
16.30
COFFEE BREAK
Round table
LARYNGEAL ADVANCED TUMORS
Oral Presentations
RRP
Instructional Course
EARLY GLOTTIC CANCER: DOES THE PATIENT NEED A SURGEON OR
A RADIATION ONCOLOGIST?
18.00
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
18.30
19.00
19.00
19.30
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18.00
Olympus Instructional Course
IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE LARYNGEAL / PHARYNGEAL
AREA
18.30
18.45
16.30
17.00
17.00
8.00
14.30
15.00
16.00
17.30
13.30
14.00
14.00
15.30
11.30
12.30
13.30
15.00
11.00
12.00
13.00
14.30
9.00
9.30
Round Table
MANAGEMENT OF RECURRENT RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMATOSIS
IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN
11.00
12.00
8.00
8.30
10.30
11.30
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MARIN ROOM
Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia Workshop
Lumenis Workshop
Acquario
Welcome Cocktail
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MAESTRALE ROOM
8.00
8.30
9.00
9.30
SCIROCCO ROOM
LIBECCIO ROOM
EILO Instructional Course
EXERCISE INDUCED LARYNGEAL
OBSTRUCTION
Main Lecture
PITFALLS IN DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT OF LT
STENOSIS IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN
Round Table
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ADULT AND
PEDIATRIC LT STENOSIS
Cook Medical Instructional Course
TNE AND ADVANCED ESOPHAGEAL
DILATION WORKSHOP
LEVANTE ROOM
Oral Presentations
MISCELLANEA
PONENTE ROOM
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
9.30
10.00
10.30
11.30
12.00
Meeting ELS Committee on Molecular
Biology
SIL Main Lecture
Oral Presentations
TRANSORAL LASER MICROSURGERY VS RADIOTHERAPY BENIGN DISEASES
IN THE TREATMENT OF ANTERIOR COMMISSURE LSCC
SIL Round Table
EARLY AND INTERMEDIATE LSCC INVOLVING
THE ANTERIOR COMMISSURE: THERAPEUTIC
OPTIONS
12.30
Lumenis Instructional Course
EXPANDING YOUR CO2 LASER
TECHNIQUE AND EXPLORING NEW
APPROACHES FOR LT STENOSIS AND
HPV
Instructional Course
HOT TOPICS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY FOR
TLM: HFJV AND THE ROLE OF THE NMB
AGENTS
Instructional Course
OPEN PARTIAL HORYZONTAL
LARYNGECTOMY. HOW TO CHOOSE
THE PATIENT AND HOW TO PERFORM
THE MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY
Instructional Course
CHRONIC COUGH: NEUROGENIC
COUGH AND REFLUX IN THE REALM OF
MISDIAGNOSIS
COFFEE BREAK
Scientific Council Meeting
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
11.00
12.00
12.30
LUNCH
13.00
13.30
13.30
14.30
10.30
11.30
13.00
14.00
8.30
9.00
Oral Presentations
REFLUX/SWALLOWING DISORDERS
10.00
11.00
7.30
8.00
Meeting of the Committee on low risk
HPV - RRP study group
Oral Presentations
MISCELLANEA
Main Lecture
GENETICS IN LARYNGEAL CANCER
EXHIBITION AREA
Main Lecture
PROGRESS IN LARYNGEAL AND TRACHEAL
TRANSPLANTATION
Round Table
ADVANCES IN NEUROLARYNGOLOGY
Oral Presentations
OFFICE BASED/IMAGING
Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.30
COFFEE BREAK
Oral Presentations
NEUROLARYNGOLOGY
Instructional Course
LARYNGOTRACHEAL RECONSTRUCTION:
UPDATE ON THE LEUVEN EXPERIENCE
OF AUTO- AND ALLOTRANSPLANTATION
17.00
ELS General Assembly
Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
Instructional Course
LARYNGEAL EMG
18.00
18.30
20.30
18.30
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17.30
18.30
8.30
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
17.00
Instructional Course
VOCAL FOLD AUGMENTATION: FILLER
EFFECT OR TISSUE REGENERATION?
17.30
18.00
Oral Presentations
VOCAL FOLD PALSY
16.00
ZEFIRO ROOM
Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia Workshop
MARIN ROOM
Lumenis Workshop
Villa Zerbino
Social Dinner
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9.00
9.30
SCIROCCO ROOM
LEVANTE ROOM
EXHIBITION AREA
Oral Presentations
AIRWAY STENOSIS
Main Lecture
NEW DEVICES FOR TRANSORAL LARYNGEAL SURGEY
IAP Round Table
VOICE ASSESSMENT BEFORE AND AFTER PHONOSURGERY
INTRODUCTION: ELS GUIDELINES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF
DYSPHONIA BEFORE AND AFTER PHONOSURGERY
Round Table
TLM VS. TORS FOR LARYNGEAL CANCER: PROS, CONS, COSTEFFECTIVENESS
9.00
9.30
10.00
10.30
11.30
8.00
8.30
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
10.00
11.00
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8.00
10.30
COFFEE BREAK
Main Lecture
HOT TOPICS IN VOCAL CORD PALSY
IAP Round Table
SURGICAL REHABILITATION OF VOICE AND SWALLOWING AFTER
CORDECTOMY AND PARTIAL LARYNGECTOMY
Round Table
DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT OPTIONS OF VOCAL CORD PALSY
Instructional Course
OCCUPATIONAL FACTORS IN THE ETIOLOGY OF LARYNGEAL
CANCER
11.00
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
11.30
12.00
12.00
12.30
12.30
13.00
13.00
Karger books and journals of interest
Advances in Oto-Rhino-Laryngology
Editor: G. Randolph
Vol. 76
Surgery for
Pediatric Velopharyngeal
Insufficiency
Journal for Oto-Rhino-Laryngology,
Head and Neck Surgery
Editors
N. Raol
C.J. Hartnick
Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica
Editor: G. Weismer (Madison, Wisc.)
www.karger.com/fpl
International Journal of
Phoniatrics, Speech Therapy and
Communication Pathology
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Please go to our website for
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www.karger.com/otorhinolaryngology
Ebeorl-Hns Exam
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Advances in Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, Vol. 76
Surgery for Pediatric Velopharyngeal
Insufficiency
Editors: Raol, N. (Boston, Mass.);
Hartnick, C.J. (Boston, Mass.)
VI + 92 p., 34 fig., 25 in color, 1 tab., 2015
CHF 112.00 / EUR 105.00 / USD 132.00
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ORL
Editor: Bert W. O‘Malley Jr.
(Philadelphia, Pa.)
www.karger.com/orl
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GENOA UNIVERSITY
ZEFIRO ROOM
8.00
13.00
8.30
13.00
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2nd Meeting of Società Italiana di Laringologia
Detailed Programme
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8.00:
OPENING CEREMONY
17.15: Round table
LARYNGEAL ADVANCED TUMORS
Chairmen: A.Bertelli (Brazil), C. A. Simoes (Brazil)
Panelists: The current role of total laryngectomy
R.A. Dedivitis (Brazil)
Pharyngocutaneous fistula: factors and prevention
A. V. Guimaraes (Brazil)
Reconstruction after pharyngolaryngectomy
G.Barbosa de Carvalho (Brazil)
The approach for N3 neck
F. Walder (Brazil)
Salvage treatment
F. L. Dias (Brazil)
Therapeutic options: strategy and cost
M. A. V. Kulcsar (Brazil)
9.00: Main lecture:
HPV in UADT
P. Nicolai (Italy)
9.30: Round table:
MANAGEMENT OF RECURRENT RESPIRATORY
PAPILLOMATOSIS IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN
Chairman: F.G. Dikkers (The Netherlands)
Panelists: L.-M. Aaltonen (Finland),
M. Remacle (Belgium), M. Benazzo (Italy),
A. Hantzakos (United Arab Emirates),
D. Novakovic (Australia)
11.30: Main lecture
BIOENDOSCOPY
C. Arens (Germany)
12.00: Round table
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PRECANCEROUS
LESIONS AND EARLY GLOTTIC CANCER
Chairman: C. Piazza (Italy)
Panelists: R. Puxeddu (Italy), G. Succo (Italy),
E. Sjogren (The Netherlands), I. Vilaseca (Spain),
E.L. Breda (Portugal), V. Vander Poorten (Belgium)
14.30: Main lecture
NEW TRENDS IN LARYNGEAL CANCER IMAGING
R. Maroldi (Italy)
15.00: Main lecture
DIFFERENT OPTIONS IN MANAGEMENT OF T3
LARYNGEAL CANCER
C. Piazza (Italy)
15.30: Round table
MANAGEMENT OF ADVANCED LARYNGEAL
CANCER
Chairman: G. Spriano (Italy)
Panelists: D. Chevalier (France), H. Eckel (Austria),
M. Quer (Spain), R. Simo (United Kingdom),
G. Sanguineti (Italy), G. Succo (Italy)
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SCIROCCO/LIBECCIO ROOM
SCIROCCO/LIBECCIO ROOM
11.30: Main lecture
COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION OF SWALLOWING
DISORDERS, REFLUX, AND CHRONIC COUGH
G. Desuter (Belgium)
12.00: Round table
MANAGEMENT OF SWALLOWING DISORDERS,
REFLUX, AND CHRONIC COUGH
Chairman: G. Postma (USA)
Panelists: P. Belafsky (USA), M. Hess (Germany),
G. Cantarella (Italy), R. A Dedivitis (Brazil),
M. Amin (USA)
17.35-17.45
AN AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL PROSPECTIVE
STUDY OF THE INCIDENCE OF JUVENILE ONSET
RECURRENT RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMATOSIS
D. Novakovic, J. Brotherton, S. Garland, A. Cheng,
Y. Zurynski, S. Tabrizi (Australia)
17.45-17.55
RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF THE OUTCOMES OF
THE SURGICAL THERAPY AND VACCINATION OF
PATIENTS WITH JUVENILE AND ADULT RECURRENT
RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMATOSI
V. Papaioannou, C. Arens (Germany)
17.55-18.05
LONG-TERM OUTCOME OF RECURRENT
RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMATOSIS
K. Ahrens, T. Kroll, J. P. Klußmann, C. Wittekindt
(Germany)
18.05-18.15
USE OF CIDOFOVIR IN HPV PATIENTS WITH
RECURRENT RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMATOSIS:
CLINICAL RESULTS
M. Grasso, M. Remacle, V. Bachy, S. Van Der Vorst,
G. Lawson (Italy, Belgium)
18.15-18.25
NARROW-BAND IMAGING (NBI) IN THE
EVALUATION OF THE EXTENT OF RECURRENT
RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMATOSIS
M. Zabrodsky, P. Lukes, E. Lukesova,
S. Simonidesova, J. Syba, J. A. Betka, J. Plzak
(Czech Republic)
18.25-18.35
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GASTROESOPHAGEAL
REFLUX DISEASE AND RECURRENT RESPIRATORY
PAPILLOMATOSIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
M.R.M. San Giorgi, H.M. Helder, R.J.S. Lindeman,
G.H. de Bock, F.G. Dikkers (The Netherlands)
18.35-18.45
A SCREENING TOOL FOR PSYCHOSOCIAL AND
PHYSICAL DISTRESS:
THE DISTRESS THERMOMETER AND PROBLEM
LIST APPLIED IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT
RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMATOSIS
M.R.M San Giorgi, L.M Aaltonen, H. Rihkanen,
R.E.A Tjon Pian Gi, B.F.A.M Van der Laan,
J.E.H.M Hoekstra-Weebers, F.G Dikkers
(The Netherlands, Finland)
14.30: Main lecture
OFFICE-BASED SURGERY LARYNGEAL
PROCEDURES
M. Hess (Germany)
15.00: Round table
OUTCOMES OF OFFICE BASED LARYNGEAL
PROCEDURES:
COMPARISON OF COST-EFFECTIVENESS AND
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES WITH TRADITIONAL
APPROACHES
Chairman: G. Grillone (USA)
Panelists: M. Benninger (USA), P. Noordzij (USA),
J. Burns (USA), A. Ricci Maccarini (Italy),
A. Dietz (Germany)
17.15-18.45: Oral Presentations
RRP
Chairman: M. Benazzo (Italy)
17.15-17.25
CHICK EMBRYO CHORIOALLANTOIC MEMBRANE
MODEL TO STUDY HUMAN RECURRENT
RESPIRATORY PAPILLOMA GROWTH AND
VASCULARITY
V. Uloza, A. Kuzminienė, J. Palubinskienė, I. Balnytė,
I. Ulozienė, A. Valančiūtė (Lituania)
17.25-17.35
THE ROLE OF ANTERIOR COMMISSURE STENTS IN
GLOTTIS RESTORATION IN PATIENTS AFTER RRP
ERADICATION
M. Wierzbicka, J. Jackowska, H. Nogala,
J. Banaszewsk, W. Szyfter (Poland)
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We’re improving airflows.
And your workflows.
LEVANTE ROOM
LEVANTE ROOM
14.30: Instructional Course
THE FUTURE HAS ALREADY ARRIVED
APPLICATIONS IN LARYNGEAL TISSUE
ENGINEERING
An introduction into molecular laryngology
M.Gugatschka (Austria)
Possibilities of 3D-high-speed-endoscopy
M. Döllinger (Germany)
Screening an unmatched pair: Secretome analysis
of vocal fold- and oral mucosa-fibroblasts
M. Karbiener (Austria)
Results from an ongoing clinical trial using MSCs
for treatment of vocal fold scarring
S. Hertegard (Sweden)
Scaffold/cell vehicle approaches to laryngeal
regeneration
J. Fishman (UK)
17.15: Instructional Course
EARLY GLOTTIC CANCER: DOES THE PATIENT NEED
A SURGEON OR A RADIATION ONCOLOGIST?
V. Vander Poorten, J. Meulemans, P. Delaere
(Belgium)
18.00: Olympus Instructional Course
IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES
IN THE LARYNGEAL/PHARYNGEAL AREA
C. Arens (Germany)
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Ventilation Beyond Limits
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8.30: Main lecture
PITFALLS IN DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT OF LT
STENOSIS IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN
C. Sittel (Germany)
9.00: Round table
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ADULT AND
PEDIATRIC LT STENOSIS
Chairman: C. Sittel (Germany)
Panelists: S. Bottero (Italy), K. Sandu (Switzerland),
C. Piazza (Italy), K. Zur (USA)
16.50-17.00
INTERRATER RELIABILITY OF LARYNGEAL EMG
EVALUATION
B. Schneider-Stickler, G. Förster, C. Pototschnig,
M. Leonhard, K. Klinge, T. Granitzka,
G. F. Volk (Austria, Germany)
17.00-17.10
MULTICENTER REGISTRY OF LARYNGEAL
ELECTROMYOGRAPHY (LEMG) IN VOCAL FOLD
PARALYSIS (VFP):
FIRST DATA ANALYSIS
G. F. Volk, C. Pototschnig, G. Förster,
Schneider-Stickler B, L. Rovo,
S. Yaremchuk, O. Guntinas-Lichius
(Germany, Austria, Hungary, Ukraine)
17.10-17.20
ADDUCTOR SPASMODIC DYSPHONIA:
TRANSORAL BILATERAL LASER THYROARYTENOID
MYONEURECTOMY VERSUS BOTULINUM TOXIN
INJECTIONS
T. Langeveld, B. J. Heijnen, E. V. Sjögren
(The Netherlands)
17.20-17.30
EMG ANALYZER: AN INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE
PACKAGE FOR LARYNGEAL ELECTROMYOGRAPHY
(LEMG) ANALYSIS
H. Sedghamiz, G. F. Volk (Austria, Germany)
17.30-17.40
CLINICAL IMPACT OF PCA-EMG AND DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN IATROGENIC AND NON-IATROGENIC
RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE LESIONS
G. Förster, K. Klinge, A. Müller (Germany)
11.00: Sil Main lecture
TRANSORAL LASER MICROSURGERY VS
RADIOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF ANTERIOR
COMMISSURE LSCC
R. Fiorella (Italy)
11.30: Sil Round table
EARLY AND INTERMEDIATE LSCC INVOLVING THE
ANTERIOR COMMISSURE: THERAPEUTIC OPTIONS
Chairman: A. De Virgilio (Italy)
Panelists: M. Bussi (Italy), M. Lucioni (Italy),
M. de Vincentiis (Italy), R. Corvò (Italy)
14.00: Main lecture
PROGRESS IN LARYNGEAL
AND TRACHEAL TRANSPLANTATION
M. Birchall (UK)
14.30: Round table
ADVANCES IN NEUROLARYNGOLOGY
Chairman: O. Guntinas-Lichius (Germany)
Panelists: M. Courey (USA), A. Müller (Germany),
C. Sittel (Germany), M. Hess (Germany),
J.P Marie (France), V. Vander Poorten (Belgium)
16.30-17.40: Oral Presentations
NEUROLARYNGOLOGY
Chairman: M. Courey (USA)
16.30-16.40
THYROARYTENOID MUSCLE ABLATION FOR
TREATMENT OF SPASMODIC DYSPHONIA
J. Dabholkar (India)
16.40-16.50
CHRONIC NEUROSTIMULATION FOR TREATMENT
OF AGE RELATED LARYNGEAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY
M. Gugatschka, M. Karbiener, J. Perkins,
C. Gerstenberger, J. Jarvis, G. Friedrich (Austria, UK)
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17.50: Intructional Course
LARYNGEAL EMG
C. Pototschnig, G. Förster, B. Schneider-Stickler,
G. F. Volk (Austria)
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7.30: EILO Instructional Course
EXERCISE INDUCED LARYNGEAL OBSTRUCTION
J.- H. Heimdal (Norway), R. C. Maat (The Netherlands)
10.00-10.10
FEES IN REFRACTORY DYSPHAGIA OF PATIENTS
WITH IDIOPATHIC INFLAMMATORY MYOPATHIES
RECEVEING IMMUNOGLOBULIN INTRAVENOUS
THERAPY
M.L. Fiorella, A. Mezzina, F. Lepore, M. Giannini,
F. Iannone (Italy)
10.10-10.20
ELICITING THE SWALLOWING REFLEX
BY MUCOSAL STIMULATION DURING SLEEP IN
HUMANS - PRELIMINARY RESULTS
U. Sommer, J. T. Maurer, M. Mousa, W. Tesfayesus,
W. Wilson (Germany, Austria)
8.30: Main lecture
GENETICS IN LARYNGEAL CANCER
Chairman: R. A. Dedivitis (Brazil)
S. Duflo (French West Indies)
9.00-10.20: Oral Presentations
REFLUX SWALLOWING DISORDERS
Chairman: R. Dedivitis (Brazil)
09.00-09.10
MALIGNANCY IS SELDOM A CAUSE FOR
DYSPHAGIA IN THE ABSENCE OF ALARMING SIGNS
P. Nevalainen, A. Geneid, T. Ilmarinen, P. Pietarinen,
T. J. Kinnari, H. Rihkanen, J. Ruohoalho,
M. Markkanen-Leppänen, L. Bäck, P. Arkkila,
L. M. Aaltonen (Finland)
09.10-09.20
VERSATILITY AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF
OROPHARYNGOESOPHAGEAL SCINTIGRAPHY
(OPES) TO EVALUATE OROPHARYNGEAL
DYSPHAGIA
J. Galli, V. Valenza, L. Calo’, A. Salvati, V. Scolozzi,
G. Paludetti (Italy)
09.20-09.30
TREATMENT OF DYSPHAGIA (ASSOCIATED WITH
MUSCLE TENSION DYSPHONIA) WITH LARYNGEAL
MANIPULATION
P. Noordzij, J. D. DePietro, H. Golan (USA)
09.30-09.40
EFFECTIVENESS OF NEUROMUSCULAR TAPING IN
GLOBUS PHARYNGEUS TREATMENT
S. Bondi, B. Ramella, M. Biafora, A. Galli, M. Bussi
(Italy)
09.40-09.50
SWALLOWING PROBLEMS AFTER PARTIAL
LARYNGECTOMY
I. Hocevar Boltezar, M. Sereg-Bahar (Slovenia)
09.50-10.00
LARYNGOPHARYNGEAL PH PROFILE IN
PROFESSIONAL AND NONPROFESSIONAL VOICE
USERS WITH ORGANIC VOCALFOLD LESIONS AND
SILENT REFLUX AS AN IMPORTANT DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
J. Schlömicher-Thier, M. Weikert (Austria)
11th Congress of the European Laryngological Society
11.00-13.10: Oral Presentations
BENIGN DISEASES
Chairman: G. Desuter (Belgium)
11.00-11.10
THE MEDROBOTICS FLEX SYSTEM - FIRST USE
OF A NOVEL SYSTEM FOR OPERATING ON THREE
BENIGN LARYNGEAL CASES
V. Prasad, M. Remacle, R. Fakhoury, G. Lawson
(Singapore, Belgium)
11.10-11.20
IS CONSERVATIVE APPROACH ALWAYS SAFE AND
JUSTIFIED IN TREATMENT OF REINKE’S EDEMA?
R. Santoro, G. Mannelli, J. Muniz, O. Gallo (Italy)
11.20-11.30
IATROGENIC GRANULOMAS OF THE
MEMBRANOUS VOCAL FOLD AFTER AIRWAY
INSTRUMENTATION
B. Sadoughi, L. Sulica (USA)
11.30-11.40
EVALUATION OF THE RESULTS OF INTRACORDAL
PHONOSURGERY FOR CYSTS (EPYDERMIC AND
MUCUCS RETENTION CYSTS), SYLCUS TYPE IIB
AND MUCOSAL BRIDGES
F. Ferran Vilà, C. Casanova (Spain)
11.40-11.50
INFLUENCE OF VOCAL FOLD MASS LESIONS
ON OSCILLATION PATTERNS IN PROFESSIONAL
SINGERS
M. Echternach, F. Burk, M. Döllinger, B. Richter
(Germany)
PROGRAMME
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11.50-12.00
A REVIEW OF AN INCREASE IN THE CASELOAD OF
SUPRAGLOTTITIS WITH OR WITHOUT SUPPURATION
IN SINGAPORE DURING THE HAZE CRISIS OF
SOUTH EST ASIA - A SINGLE CENTRE’S EXPERIENCES
V. Prasad, R. L. Heywood, E. Murugasu (Singapore)
12.00-12.10
LARYNGEAL AND EXTRALARYNGEAL STRIDOR,
OUTCOME FROM 294 LARYNGOSCOPY EXERCISE
TESTS
L. Nordang, K. Norlander, H. Johansson (Sweden)
12.10-12.20
THE NORMAL ADOLESCENT LARYNX DURING
EXERCISE, EVALUATION OF 125
LARYNGOSCOPY-EXERCISE-TESTS IN A
POPULATION BASED STUDY
K. Norlander, H. Johansson, L. Nordang (Sweden)
12.20-12.30
VOICE DISORDERS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
TEACHERS
M. Biafora, F. Lira Luce, R. Teggi, B. Ramella, M. Bussi
(Italy)
12.30-12.40
THE RARE CASE OF VOCAL FOLDS
PATHOLOGY - BAMBOO NODULES
E. Osipenko, N. M. Kotelnikova (Russian Federation)
12.40-12.50
VOCAL FOLD HEMORRHAGE:
INCIDENCE, RISK FACTORS, RATE OF RECURRENCE
AND LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES
L. Sulica, B. Sadoughi (USA)
12.50-13.00
SCALING UP:
REVISITING SINGERS’ PATHOLOGIES
R. Craig, R. Awad, S. Harris, A. Aymat, N. Gibbins
(UK)
13.00-13.10
VOICE ASSESSMENT BEFORE AND AFTER
INTERVENTION
J. Thomas (USA)
14.00-16.00: Oral Presentations
OFFICE BASED/IMAGING
Chairmen: M. Hess, H. Glanz (Germany)
14.00-14.10
INJECTION LARYNGOPLASTY WITH AUTOLOGOUS
FASCIA IN LOCAL ANESTHESIA
T.J. Kinnari, P. Pietarinen, A. Geneid (Finland)
14.10-14.20
FROM VOICE CLINIC TO THEATRE:
WHAT ARE WE NOT SEEING?
A. Aymat, R. Awad., A. Aymat, N. Gibbins, S. Harris
(UK)
14.20-14.30
VIRTUAL CHROMOENDOSCOPY AND I-SCAN
TECHNOLOGY FOR ENHANCED ENDOSCOPY IN
THE DIAGNOSIS OF LARYNGEAL GLOTTIC LESIONS:
OUR EXPERIENCE
M. Giudice, A. Preti, E. Digilio, P. Castelnuovo (Italy)
14.30-14.40
HAS THE IMPROVEMENT IN LARYNGEAL IMAGING
CHANGED OUR VIEWS ABOUT LARYNGEAL
DISORDERS PREVALENCE?
R. Awad, A. Aymat, N. Gibbins, S. Harris (UK)
14.40-14.50
ESTABLISHING A LARYNGEAL TREATMENT CLINIC
K. Heathcote, M. Ward, R. Loche (UK)
14.50-15.00
HIGH DEFINITION LARYNGOLOGY
J. Thomas (USA)
15.00-15.10
VIDEOKYMOGRAPHY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
J. Vydrova, J. G. Švec, J. Dubová, E. Vitásková,
E. Lukavcová, R. Domagalska (Czech Republic)
15.10-15.20
COMPARISON OF NARROW BAND IMAGING AND
VIDEOLARYNGOSTROBOSCOPY IN DIAGNOSIS OF
PREMALIGNANT AND MALIGNANT LARYNGEAL
LESIONS
A. Rzepakowska, E. Sielska-Badurek,
E. Osuch-Wójcikiewicz, M. Sobol, K. Niemczyk
(Poland)
15.20-15.30
NARROW BAND IMAGING DURING TLS FOR
PREMALIGNANT & EARLY MALIGNANT GLOTTIC
LESIONS
R. Srivastava (India)
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LIBECCIO ROOM
15.30-15.40
INTERRATER RELIABILITY IN THE EVALUATION
OF BENIGN AND MALIGNANT LARYNGEAL
LESIONS USING WHITE LIGHT VERSUS
NARROW-BAND-IMAGING (NBI) ENDOSCOPY
N. Davaris, S. Voigt Zimmermann, C. Arens
(Germany)
15.40-15.50
NARROW BAND IMAGING IN NON MALIGNANT
UPPER AERODIGESTIVE TRACT LESIONS
R. Srivastava (India)
15.50-16.00
INJECTION LARYNGOPLASTY AS A TREATMENT
METHOD OF AGE-RELATED DYSPHONIA
B. Miaskiewicz, A. Szkiełkowska, H. Skarżyński
(Poland)
7.30: Cook Medical Instructional Course
TNE AND ADVANCED ESOPHAGEAL DILATION
7.30Welcome
G. Postma (USA)
7.40 Introduction to TNE and History (TNE/EGD)
G. Postma (USA)
7.55 Indications for office based TNE
G. Postma (USA)
8.05 Advanced TNE technique
M. Amin (USA)
8.25 Interpretation of TNE
P. Belafsky (USA)
8.55 Barrett’s Esophagus
Y. Karagama (UK)
9.15 Fluoroscopy and CP webs
P. Belafsky (USA)
9.25 Advanced Techniques of esophageal
dilation
P. Belafsky (USA)
9.45 Hands-on and Q & A Team
16.30: Intructional Course
LARYNGOTRACHEAL RECONSTRUCTION:
UPDATE ON THE LEUVEN EXPERIENCE
OF AUTO- AND ALLOTRANSPLANTATION
V. Vander Poorten, J. Meulemans, J.J. Vranckx,
P. Delaere (Belgium)
17.15: Intructional Course
VOCAL FOLD AUGMENTATION:
FILLER EFFECT OR TISSUE REGENERATION?
G. Cantarella, L. Lazzari, R. Mazzola (Italy)
11.00: Lumenis Intructional Course
EXPANDING YOUR CO2 LASER TECHNIQUE
AND EXPLORING NEW APPROACHES FOR LT
STENOSIS AND HPV”
G. Sandhu (UK), M. Bernal- Sprekelsen (Spain),
I. Vilaseca (Spain)
12.00: Intructional Course
OPEN PARTIAL HORYZONTAL
LARYNGECTOMY - HOW TO CHOOSE
THE PATIENT AND HOW TO PERFORM
THE MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY
M. Wierzbicka (Poland)
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14.00-16.00: Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
Chairmen: R. Piantanida (Switzerland), R. Gaini (Italy)
14.00-14.10
RISK OF RECURRENCE IN LARYNGEAL
CANCER - A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY
J. Brandstorp-Boesen, R. Sørum Falk,
J. Folkvard Evensen, M. Boysen, K. Brøndbo
(Norway)
14.10-14.20
PRE- AND INTRAOPERATIVE EVALUATION
OF GLOTTIC LESIONS IN THE PLANNING OF
EXCISIONAL BIOPSY; PERSONAL EXPERIENCE IN
245 PATIENTS
M. Giudice, E. Digilio, P. Castelnuovo (Italy)
14.20-14.30
A PROSPECTIVE STUDY COMPARING OBJECTIVE
AND SUBJECTIVE RATINGS OF PATIENTS
POST- LARYNGECTOMY - THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
NOVEL COMPUTERIZED ACOUSTIC ASSESSMENT
V. Prasad, T. Drugman, M. Rijckaert, C. Janssens,
G. Lawson, M. Remacle (Singapore, Belgium)
14.30-14.40
NARROW BAND IMAGING IMPROVES INTER- AND
INTRA-OBSERVER RELIABILITY IN DIAGNOSIS OF
UPPER AERODIGESTIVE TRACT LESIONS
B. Plaat, M. M. A. Zwakenberg, F. G. Dikkers,
J. Wedman, G. B. Halmos, B. F. A. M. van der Laan
(The Netherlands)
14.40-14.50
NARROW BAND IMAGING BASED TRANSORAL
LASER SURGERY OF EARLY GLOTTIC CANCER
IMPROVES CLINICAL OUTCOME
B. Plaat, J. G. van Zwol, M. M. A. Zwakenberg,
G. B. Halmos, F. G. Dikkers (The Netherlands)
14.50-15.00
SUBTOTAL LARYNGECTOMY WITH
TRACHEOHYOIDOPEXY:
3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP RESULTS
C. A. Simoes, M. D. E. G. Brescia, G. Manta,
R. A. Dedivitis, C. R. Cernea (Brazil)
15.00-15.10
IMPACT OF LARYNGEAL EXPOSURE ON MARGIN
STATUS IN PATIENTS TREATED BY TRANSORAL
LASER MICROSURGERY FOR TIS-T2 GLOTTIC
CANCER
P. Grazioli, C. Piazza, F. Del Bon, P. Perotti, A. Paderno,
N. Montalto, P. Nicolai, G. Peretti (Italy)
15.10-15.20
OUR OVERALL EXPERIENCE TREATING
LARYNGEAL CARCINOMAS USING TRANSORAL
MICROELECTRODES SURGERY
J. Basterra Alegria, F. Esteban, R. Reboll,
R. Hernández, E. Zapater (Spain)
15.20-15.30
COMPLICATIONS IN CO2 LASER TRANSORAL
MICROSURGERY FOR LARYNX CARCINOMAS
F.A Betances Reinoso, C.M Chiesa Estomba,
L.A. Dominguez Collazo, J.L. Rodriguez Fernandez,
J.L. Fariña Conde, C. Santidrian Hidalgo (Spain)
15.30-15.40
VALIDATION OF THE METHODOLOGY FOR THE
ASSESSMENT OF THE PULMONARY FUNCTION IN
TOTAL LARYNGECTOMEES
R. Dedivitis, M. A. Castro, J. M. Salge, C. R. Cernea
(Brazil)
15.40-15.50
EXPERIENCE OF A BRAZILIAN CANCER CARE
CENTER IN SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS RELATED
TO OPEN TRACHEOSTOMY IN LARYNGEAL CÂNCER
G. B. Manta, C. A. Simões, D. M. Ramos,
M. A. V. Kulcsa, C. R. C. Cernea (Brazil)
15.50-16.00
SUBTOTAL LARYNGECTOMY WITH
TRACHEOHYOIDOPEXY:
3-YEAR SEGMENT RESULTS
C. A. Simoes, M. D. E. G. Brescia, G. Manta,
R. A. Dedivitis, C. R. Cernea (Brazil)
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16.30-18.40: Oral Presentations
VOCAL FOLD PALSY
Chairman: G. Grillone (USA)
16.30-16.40
LONG-TERM RESULTS IN PATIENTS WITH
UNILATERAL VOCAL FOLD PARALYSIS TREATED
WITH POLYDIMETHYLSILOXANE INJECTION
LARYNGOPLASTY
G. Molteni, F. Mattioli, M. Bettini, G. Bergamini,
L. Presutti (Italy)
16.40-16.50
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND AVAILABLE TREATMENTS FOR
BILATERAL VOCAL FOLD PARALYSIS:
ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL
REGISTRY
O. Guntinas-Lichius (Germany)
16.50-17.00
ADDUCTOR REINNERVATION AFTER RECURRENT
LARYNGEAL NERVE INJURIES – ITS CLINICAL
IMPORTANCE IN BILATERAL VOCAL CORD PARESIS
A. Bach, B. Sztanó, V. Matievics, Zs.Bere, L. Rovó
(Hungary)
17.00-17.10
UNILATERAL VOCAL FOLD IMMOBILITY:
A TERTIARY HOSPITAL’S EXPERIENCE OVER 5
YEARS
V. Prasad, R. Fakhoury, D. Helou, G. Lawson,
M. Remacle (Singapore, Belgium, Lebanon)
17.10-17.20
USING PEAK DIRECT SUBGLOTTIC PRESSURE
LEVEL AS AN OBJECTIVE MEASURE DURING
MEDIALIZATION THYROPLASTY:
A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
M. Almohizea, V. M. N. Prasad, R. Fakhoury, B. Bihin,
M. Remacle (Saudi Arabia, Belgium, Singapore)
17.20-17.30
CASE SERIES DESCRIBING THE PHYSIOLOGICAL
EFFECTS OF BILATERAL VOCAL CORD PALSY WITH
INCREASING LEVELS OF EXERCISE
B. Silver, J. Hull, G. Sandhu (UK)
17.30-17.40
THYROID SURGERY BY ENT/HEAD & NECK
SURGEONS - ANALYSIS OF VOCAL FOLD
PARALYSIS IN 3019 PATIENTS
B. Kohnen, C. Schürmeyer, T. H. Schürmeyer, P. Kress
(Germany)
17.40-17.50
A NEW DEVICE TO IMPROVE MEDIALIZATION
THYROPLASTY UNDER GENERAL ANESTHESIA TO
TREAT UNILATERAL LARYNGEAL PALSY AS WELL AS
TO RESTORE THE VOICE AFTER C
E. Zapater, N. Oishi, I. López, R. Hernández,
J. Basterra (Spain)
17.50-18.00
RESTORING AIRWAY PATENCY IN BILATERAL
LARYNGEAL PARALYSIS BY MINIMALLY INVASIVE
LATERAL CORDOTOMY AND VOCAL FOLD
LATEROFIXATION
G. Cantarella, M. Gaffuri, M. Mantovani, L. Pignataro
(Italy)
18.00-18.10
VOCAL OUTCOME AFTER IMMEDIATE
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE RECURRENT
LARYNGEAL NERVE IN THYROID SURGERY
L. J. Morales Rubio, A. M. Mojica (Colombia)
18.10-18.20
ENDOSCOPIC ARYTENOID ABDUCTION
LATEROPEXY FOR BILATERAL VOCAL CORD
PARALYSIS IN NEWBORNS
B. Sztanó, Á.Bach, S. Madani, I. Szegesdi, L. Rovó
(Hungary)
18.20-18.30
RADIATION-RELATED CRANIAL NERVE PALSY IN
PATIENTS WITH NASOPHARYNGEAL CARCINOMA
M. Chirila, R. Mureşan, S. Pop, F. V. Dinescu, C. Ţiple
(Romania)
18.30-18.40
SHAPE OF THYROID CARTILAGE INFLUENCES
OUTCOME OF MONTGOMERY MEDIALIZATION
THYROPLASTY
G. Desuter, S. Henrard, J. T. Van Lith-Bijl, A. Amory,
Th. Duprez, E. Sjögren (Belgium, The Netherlands)
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8.00-10.30: Oral Presentations
MISCELLANEA
Chairman: F. Öz (Turkey)
08.00-08.10
RESULTS OF EARLY VERSUS INTERMEDIATE OR
DELAYED VOICE THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH
UNILATERAL VOCAL FOLD PARALYSIS:
OUR EXPERIENCE IN 171 PATIENTS
F. Mattioli, M. Bettini, G. Molteni, G. Bergamini,
L. Presutti (Italy)
08.10-08.20
LARYNGEAL DYSTONIA. TWO SPECIAL CASES
J. Ø. Loven, T. Ganes (Norway)
08.20-08.30
THE COMPARISON ANALYSIS OF VOICE QUALITY
AND QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER MICROSURGERY
TREATMENT FOR DIFFERENT LARYNGEAL
PATHOLOGIES
A. Rzepakowska, E. Sielska-Badurek, M. Sobol,
E. Osuch-Wójcikiewicz, K. Niemczyk (Poland)
08.30-08.40
LARYNGEAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING SINGING:
A 3D ANALYSIS ON PROFESSIONAL SINGERS
C. Storck, F. Unteregger, S. Potthast, S. Zwicky,
J. Schiwowa (Switzerland)
08.40-08.50
INFLUENCE OF CRICO-THYROID JOINT-TYPE
IN VOCAL FOLD ELONGATION
IN HIGH VOCAL PITCH SINGING:
A BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS ON PROFESSIONAL
SINGERS
F. Unteregger, S. Potthast, S. Zwicky, J. Schiwowa,
C. Storck (Switzerland)
08.50-09.00
BILATERAL INJECTION LARYNGOPLASTY WITH
HYALURONIC ACID IN PATIENTS WITH VOCAL
FOLD ATROPHY WITH OR WITHOUT SCAR
E. Sjogren, D. Horn, M. W. Montagne, B. J. Heijnen,
A. P. M. Langeveld (The Netherlands)
09.00-09.10
LARYNGOSCOPY FOR CRITICAL CARE
PATIENTS- NIPPING A PROBLEM IN THE BUD
J. Poduval, B. F. Khan (India)
09.10-09.20
IMPORTANCE OF HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL
IMAGING FOR CLINICAL DECISION MAKING IN
NEUROGENIC DYSPHONIA
M. Tigges (Germany)
09.20-09.30
UTILIZING OF THE ACOUSTIC VOICE QUALITY
INDEX IN LITHUANIAN SPEAKING POPULATION
N. Ulozaite, T. Petrauskas, E. Padervinskis,
V. Uloza, B. Barsties, Y. Maryn
(Lituania, Belgium, Germany)
09.30-09.40
SUPRAGLOTTOPLASTY AS TREATMENT OF EXERCISE
INDUCED LARYNGEAL OBSTRUCTION (EILO)
C. Slot Mehlum, E. S. Walsted, C. Godballe, V. Backer
(Denmark)
09.40-09.50
DIAGNOSTICALLY CHALLENGING LESIONS IN
LARYNGEAL PATHOLOGY: IS THIS A CARCINOMA?
A. Laborai, S. Garofolo, F. Missale, A. Iandelli (Italy)
09.50-10.00
ANALYZING SUCCESS OF TRANSGENDER VOICE
SURGERY
N. Kleinsasser, J. Meister, W. Shehata-Dieler,
H. Kühn, R. Hagen (Germany)
10.00-10.10
ROLE OF ULTRASOUND-GUIDED
TRANSCUTANEOUS TRU-CUT BIOPSY (USGTCB)
IN DIAGNOSING UNTREATED AND RECURRENT
LARYNGO-HYPOPHARYNGEAL MASSES
A. Cattaneo, M. Ansarin, E. De Fiori, D. Scelsi,
G. Conte, L. Preda (Italy)
10.10-10.20
MODIFIED TUCKERS PROCEDURE FOR
PUBERPHONIA
R. Srivastava (India)
10.20-10.30
INTERSPECIES COMPARISON OF EPITHELIUM AND
LAMINA PROPRIA THICKNESSES AT CKNESSES
AT THE FREE EDGE, INFERIOR AND SUPERIOR
SURFACES OF THE VOCAL FOLD
A. N. Crespo, E. B. Muranaka, I. S. Barreto,
I. M. Hazboun, C. R. S. Correa (Brazil)
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LEVANTE ROOM
10.30: Meeting ELS Committee on Molecular
Biology
14.50-15.00
TRANSORAL LASER CO2 MANAGEMENT OF
GLOTTIC CARCINOMA IN ELDERLY PATIENTS:
EXPERIENCE ON A SERIES OF 248 PATIENTS
F. Carta, F. Bandino, G. Addari, N. Chuchueva,
C. Gerosa, R. Puxeddu (Italy)
15.00-15.10
THE ROLE OF THE IMAGING ANALYSIS IN THE
FOLLOW UP OF INTERMEDIATE-ADVANCED STAGE
(T2-T3) LARYNGEAL CARCINOMAS TREATED BY
TRANSORAL LASER MICROSURGERY
G. Gaggero, F. Marchi, L. Guastini, G. Peretti,
S. Penco (Italy)
15.10-15.20
TRANSORAL CO2 LASER MICROSURGERY FOR
SUPRAGLOTTIC CARCINOMA
F. Carta, G. B. Sambiagio, E. Lecis, N. Chuchueva,
C. Gerosa, R. Puxeddu (Italy)
15.20-15.30
INTRAOPERATIVE GLOTTAL GAP RECONSTRUCTION
WITH FAT INJECTION IN ENDOSCOPIC
CORDECTOMY FOR EARLY GLOTTIC CANCER
N. Steffen (Brazil)
15.30-15.40
CO2 LASER CORDECTOMY FOR EARLY GLOTTIC
CANCER: CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN A TERTIARY
REFERRAL CENTRE IN NEW ZEALAND
B. Dorman, D. E. Vokes, S. Marinone (New Zeland)
15.40-15.50
RED BLOOD CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH (RDW)
AND LARYNGEAL CANCER:
PREDICTIVE BIOMARKER OF TNM STAGING?
J. Vaz de Castro, L. Ferraria, M. Frois Borges,
F. Clara Eiró, I. Nascimento, C. André, L. Antunes
(Portugal)
15.50-16.00
TRANSORAL LASER MICROSURGERY FOR
HYPOPHARYNGEAL CANCER: SURVIVAL ANALYSIS
IN A HOSPITAL BASED POPULATION
E. Breda, E. Monteiro (Portugal)
11.00: Intructional Course
HOT TOPICS IN ANESTHESIOLOGY FOR TLM:
HFJV AND THE ROLE OF THE NMB AGENTS
P. della Casa (Italy)
12.00: Intructional Course
CHRONIC COUGH NEUROGENIC COUGH AND
REFLUX IN THE REALM OF MISDIAGNOSIS
C. Zalvan (USA)
14.00-16.00: Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
Chairman: L. Presutti (Italy)
14.00-14.10
OPEN VERSURS ENDOLARYNGEAL SURGICAL
MANAGEMENT OF EARLY GLOTTIC CARCINOMA:
ONCOLOGIC AND VOICE OUTCOMES
C. Wittekindt, F. Glatt, T. Kroll, J. P. Klussmann
(Germany)
14.10-14.20
NBI GUIDED CORDECTOMY IN EARLY LARYNGEAL
CANCER
M. Wierzbicka, H. Nogala, W. Szyfter (Poland)
14.20-14.30
VOICE QUALITY ASSESMENT IN EARLY GLOTTIC
CANCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH LASER
CORDECTOMY OR RADIATION
C. Atesagaoglu, M. H. Korkmaz, E. C. Tatar,
G. A. Yıldırım, G. Saylam, M. Cengiz (Turkey)
14.30-14.40
LARYNX OR HYPOPHARYNX CANCER:
WHAT IS THE WORST IN ADVANCED STAGES?
J. Rodrigues, V. Henriques, J. Silva,
E. Breda, E. Monteiro (Portugal)
14.40-14.50
BENEFITS OF TRANSORAL LASER RESECTION OF
EARLY (T1, T2) LARYNGEAL TUMOURS:
ONCOLIGICAL RESULTS, QUALITY OF LIFE AND
COST BENEFIT
M. Csanády, Z. Tóbiás, K. J. Czigner, L. Rovó
(Hungary)
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8.00: Meeting of the Committee on low risk
HPV - RRP study group
09.30-09.40
LARYNGEAL MOTILITY ALTERATION INDUCED
SLEEP APNEA IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING VAGUS
NERVE STIMULATION FOR EPILEPSY
A. M. Saibene, A. Maccari, A. Vignoli, F. Furia,
E. Zambrelli, M. P. Canevini, G. Felisati, C. Pipolo (Italy)
09.40-09.50
EUROPEAN LIVE SURGERY BROADCAST AS A
NEW METHOD OF EDUCATION FOR YOUNG
LARYNGOLOGISTS
W. Szyfter, M. Tokarski, M. Karlik, M. Harasymczuk,
C. Mazurek, F. Dikkers (Poland)
09.50-10.00
PROTEOMIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE
EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX COMPONENTS OF
SEVERAL LARYNGEAL CARTILAGES
D. Lott, C. M. Pauken, P. R. Langlais (USA)
10.00-10.10
CURRENT DIAGNOSTIC METHODS IN
EVALUATING GLOTTIC LESIONS:
A META-ANALYSIS OF LITERATURE AND PROPOSAL
OF A DIAGNOSTIC FLOW-CHART
G. Mannelli, O. Gallo (Italy)
10.10-10.20
VOICE QUALITY AND GENDER STEREOTYPES:
A STUDY ON LEBANESE WOMEN WITH REINKE’S
EDEMA
N. Matar (Lebanon)
8.30-10.20: Oral Presentations
MISCELLANEA
Chairmen: A. Camaioni (Italy), M. Misiolek (Poland)
08.30-08.40
CHARACTERISTICS AND VOICE OUTCOMES OF
ULCERATIVE LARYNGITIS
V. Young, J. Gartner-Schmidt, L.J. Smith, C.A. Rosen
(USA)
08.40-08.50
THE OPPORTUNITIES OF NBI TECHNOLOGY
IN A DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSTICS OF LARYNX
PATHOLOGIES IN THE PRACTICE OF RUSSIAN
FEDERATION
E. V. Osipenko, N. M. Kotelnikova
(Russian Federation)
08.50-09.00
SUBJECTIVE VOICE ASSESSMENT AFTER
ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY FOR AN OBSTRUCTIVE
REINKE EDEMA USING VOICE HANDICAP INDEX
VHI AND VHI-10
B. Hallak (Switzerland)
09.00-09.10
VOICE OUTCOMES FOLLOWING SURGICAL
AUGMENTATION FOR VOCAL FOLD ATROPHY
V. Young, L.J. Smith, A.I. Gillespie,
J. Gartner-Schmidt, CA. Rosen (USA)
09.10-09.20
THE EFFECT OF VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION ON
LARYNGEAL FUNCTION:
AN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY
A. M. Saibene, A. Maccari, V. Chiesa, E. Zambrelli,
M.P. Canevini, G. Felisati, C. Pipolo, E. Alfonsi (Italy)
09.20-09.30
VOICE OUTCOME IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING
VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION THERAPY FOR DRUG
RESISTANT EPILEPSY
A. M. Saibene, A. Maccari, V. Chiesa, E. Zambrelli,
M. P. Canevini, A. Pisani, G. Felisati, C. Pipolo,
A. Schinlder (Italy)
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11.00: Scientific Council Meeting
14.00-15.50: Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
Chairman: P. Bradley (UK)
14.00-14.10
FASCIO-CUTANEOUS FREE FLAPS
RECONSTRUCTION AFTER SALVAGE TOTAL
LARYNGECTOMY
F. Del Bon, C. Piazza, A. Paderno, N. Montalto,
V. Taglietti, A. Grammatica, P. Nicolai (Italy)
14.10-14.20
SWALLOWING IN ORGAN-PRESERVATION
APPROACHES IN THE ADVANCED LARYNGEAL AND
HYPOPHARYNGEAL CANCER
V. A. Barbosa Henriques, J. Rodrigues, E. Breda,
J. Fernandes, J. Castro Silva, E. Monteiro (Portugal)
PROGRAMME
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USEFULNESS OF PET/CT IN THE FOLLOW-UP
OF PATIENTS WITH SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA
OF THE LARYNX
S. Trapasso, M. De Natale, V. Saita, G. Murè,
M. Ippolito, F. Marletta, E. Allegra, M. Tamburo (Italy)
14.30-14.40
EVALUATION OF BIOLOGICAL TARGET VOLUME
WITH FDG-PET/CT ON RADIOTHERAPY LARINGEAL
TREATMENT
M. De Natale, M. Tamburo, F. Marletta, M. Ippolito,
G. Murè, A. Politi, V. Saita (Italy)
14.40-14.50
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ADVANCED LARYNGEAL
CANCER
M. Bettini, G. Molteni, G. Federici, L. Presutti (Italy)
14.50-15.00
PROGNOSTIC EVALUATION OF SURGICAL
MARGINS IN OPEN PARTIAL LARYNGECTOMY
E. Stellin, P. Aluffi Valletti, F. Pia (Italy)
15.00-15.10
OUTCOMES OF RECONSTRUCTION BY FASCIOCUTANEOUS FREE FLAPS OF HYPOPHARYNGEAL
WITH/WITHOUT CERVICAL ESOPHAGEAL DEFECTS
A. Paderno, C. Piazza, F. Del Bon, N. Montalto,
V. Taglietti, A. Grammatica, P. Nicolai (Italy)
15.10-15.20
RETROCRICOID TUMOURS IN WOMEN:
OUR LAST EXPERIENCE
T. Pérez Carbonell, T. Pérez-Garrigues, P. Puig-Garcés,
E. Serrano-Badía, P. López-Tendero (Spain)
15.20-15.30
EXPERIMENTAL LARYNX BOX FOR LARYNGEAL
SURGICAL TRAINING ON ANIMAL MODEL
F. Mattioli, G. Molteni, M. Bettini, A. Ghidini,
L. Presutti (Italy)
15.30-15.40
TELEPHONIC VOICE INTELLIGIBILITY AFTER
LARYNGEAL CANCER TREATMENT:
DOES THE THERAPEUTIC APPROACH MAKE A
DIFFERENCE? A COMPARISON STUDY
G. Succo, E. Crosetti, M. Fantini, G. Arrigoni,
L. Salonia, A. Lombardo, A. Atzori, V. Panetta,
A. Schindler, A. Bertolin, G. Rizzato (Italy)
15.40-15.50
TRACHEAL AUTOTRANSPLANTATION FOR
FUNCTIONAL RECONSTRUCTION OF EXTENDED
HEMILARYNGECTOMY DEFECTS:
A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE IN 30 PATIENTS
J. Meulemans, E. Loos, J. Vranckx,
V. Vander Poorten, P. Delaere (Belgium)
11th Congress of the European Laryngological Society
16.30-17.30: Oral Presentations
ONCOLOGY
Chairman: L.M. Aaltonen (Finland)
16.30-16.40
IMPACT OF CLOSE/POSITIVE MARGINS AFTER
TRANSORAL LASER MICROSURGERY IN EARLY
GLOTTIC CARCINOMA
I. Fiz, F. Mazzola, F. Fiz, D. Barbieri, N. Montaldo,
F. Del Bon, C. Piazza, G. Peretti (Italy)
16.40-16.50
EARLY GLOTTIC CANCER INVOLVING THE
ANTERIOR COMMISSURE TREATED BY TRANSORAL
LASER CORDECTOMY
S. Hans, B. Sadoughi, L. Crevier-Buchman,
C. Badoual, C. Hoffmann (France, USA)
16.50-17.00
SAFETY MARGIN EVALUATION IN TRANSORAL CO²
LASER MICROSURGERY FOR LARYNX CANCER
TREATMENT - SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
A. N. Crespo, N. Tasso, V. Tunala (Brazil)
17.00-17.10
SURGICAL REHABILITATION FOR FUNCTIONAL
FAILURE AFTER OPEN PARTIAL HORIZONTAL
LARYNGECTOMIES (OPHL)
G. Molteni, M. Bettini, F. Mattioli, G. Bergamini,
L. Presutti (Italy)
17.10-17.20
LONGITUDINAL AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL
VOICE EVALUATION AFTER TRANSORAL LASER
CORDECTOMY
S. Hans, Y. Hamzany, B. Sadoughi,
L. Crevier-Buchman (France, USA)
17.20-17.30
A NEW LARYNGEAL RECURRENCE STAGING
SYSTEM
G. Mannelli, R. Santoro, F. Segala, O. Gallo (Italy)
PROGRAMME
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SCIROCCO ROOM
8.30: Main lecture
NEW DEVICES FOR TRANSORAL LARYNGEAL
SURGEY
U. Duvvuri (USA)
9.00: Round table
TLM VS. TORS FOR LARYNGEAL CANCER:
PROS, CONS, COST-EFFECTIVENESS
Chairman: M. Bernal-Sprekelsen (Spain)
Panelists: M. Ansarin (Italy), C. Holsinger (USA),
G. Lawson (Belgium), C. Piazza (Italy)
8.30: IAP Round Table
VOICE ASSESSMENT BEFORE AND AFTER
PHONOSURGERY
Introduction: ELS guidelines for the assessment
of dysphonia before and after phonosurgery
Chairman: P. Dejonckere (The Netherlands)
Panelists:
- Perceptual evaluation of dysphonia
A. Schindler (Italy)
- Patien’s self-assessment of dysphonia
L. Crevier-Buchman (France)
- Endoscopc examination of glottic vibration
G. Campos (Colombia)
- Spectroacoustic examination of dysphonia
A. Ricci-Maccarini (Italy)
- Assessment of substitution voices
L. D’Alatri (Italy)
- Comparison of acoustic and aerodynamic
measurements for objective assessment of
dysphonia
A. Giovanni (France)
11.00: Main lecture
HOT TOPICS IN VOCAL CORD PALSY
J. Netterville (USA)
11.30: Round table
DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT OPTIONS OF VOCAL
CORD PALSY
Chairman: P. Castellanos (USA)
Panelists: D. Costello (UK), G. Campos (Colombia),
F. De Jong (The Netherlands), L. Pignataro (Italy),
C. Rosen (USA), J. Netterville (USA)
11.00: IAP Round Table
SURGICAL REHABILITATION OF VOICE AND
SWALLOWING AFTER CORDECTOMY AND PARTIAL
LARYNGECTOMY
Introduction: Rehabilitation of glottic
insufficiency after cordectomy and partial
laryngectomy: when and how?
Chairman: A. Ricci-Maccarini (Italy)
Panelists:
- Injection laryngoplasty and thyroplasty after
cordectomy and partial laryngectomy
M. Remacle (Belgium)
- Primary and secondary fat injection under
microlaryngoscopy after cordectomy;
thyroplasty with Gore-Tex after cordectomy
C. Piazza (Italy)
- Secondary injection laryngoplasty under
fiberendoscopy after cordectomy and sub-total
laryngectomy; thyroplasty with Montgomery
implant after cordectomy
M. Stacchini (Italy)
- Injection laryngoplasty with Vox Implants and
hyaluronic acid under microlaryngoscopy after
cordectomy and sub-total laryngectomy; pexi
revision after sub-total laryngectomy
A. Ghidini (Italy)
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AIRWAY STENOSIS
Chiarman: V. Djukic (Serbia)
08.00-08.10
THE EFFICACY OF SUBMUCOSAL
CORTICOSTEROIDS INJECTION AND DILATATION
IN SUBGLOTTIC STENOSIS OF DIFFERENT
AETIOLOGY
M. Wierzbicka, M. Tokarski, M. Puszczewicz,
W. Szyfter (Poland)
08.10-08.20
ENDOSCOPIC Z-PLASTY FOR TREATMENT OF
SUPRAGLOTTIC STENOSIS:
A NEW SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
T. Yilmaz, S. Jafarov, O. Kuşçu, T. Sözen, A. E. Süslü
(Turkey)
08.20-08.30
ENDOLUMINAL STENTING FOR TRACHEAL
STENOSIS: 15 YEARS DOWN THE LINE
B.E. Mostafa (Egypt)
08.30-08.40
CLINICAL OUTCOMES AFTER PARTIAL
CRICOTRACHEAL RESECTION IN ADULT PATIENTS
AFFECTED BY IDIOPATHIC SUBGLOTTIC STENOSIS:
A SINGLE-CENTER EXPERIENCE
I. Fiz, C. Koelmel, F. Fiz, D. Di Dio, G. .Peretti, C. Sittel
(Italy, Germany)
08.40-8.50
THE UPPER AIRWAY TRACT RECONSTRUCTION
WITH VASCULARIZED MEDIAL FEMORAL
CORTICOPERIOSTEAL FREEFLAP
J. Banaszewski, A. Gaggl, H. Buerger, M. Wierzbicka,
M. Pabiszczak, T. Pastusiak, W. Szyfter
(Poland, Austria)
08.50-09.00
ROTATIONAL THYRO-TRACHEOPEXY AFTER
CRICOIDECTOMY FOR LOW-GRADE LARYNGEAL
CHRONDROSARCOMA
L. Rovó, Á.Bach, B. Sztanó, V. Matievics, I. Szegesdi,
P. F. Castellanos (Hungary, USA)
09.00-09.10
THE MODERN MANAGEMENT OF IDIOPATHIC
SUBGLOTTIC STENOSIS
G. Sandhu, E. Hodge, S. A. R. Nouraei (UK)
09.10-09.20
IDIOPATHIC SUBGLOTTIC STENOSIS: A REVIEW OF
PATIENTS TREATED AT OSLO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL,
RIKSHOSPITALET BETWEEN 2003- 2013
M. T. Aarnæs, K. Brøndbo (Norway)
09.20-09.30
CHALLENGES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
LARYNGEAL STENOSIS
A. Malik, S. Nair, A. Nilakantan, A. Sood, Atul Gupta,
Abhishek Gupta (India)
09.30-09.40
AWAKE CO2 LASER FIBRE TREATMENT OF
SUPRAGLOTTIC AIRWAY STENOSIS
K. Heathcote, M. Ward (UK)
09.40-09.50
WHAT ARE THE POSSIBLE REASONS FOR FAILURE
IN THERAPY OF LARYNGO-TRACHEAL STENOSIS?
R. Jović (Serbia)
09.50-10.00
TRACHEAL STENOSIS: OUR EXPERIENCE AT A
TERTIARY CARE CENTRE IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL
REGARD TO CAUSE AND MANAGEMENT
A. Malik, S. Nair, S. Mohan, G. Mandal,
A. Nilakanthan (India)
10.00-10.10
TRACHEAL (TRA) AND CRICO-TRACHEAL
RESECTION AND ANASTOMOSIS (CTRA) FOR
THYROID CANCER INVOLVING THE AIRWAY:
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS
C. Piazza, V. Claps, L. Covolo, A. Paderno,
F. Del Bon, P. Grazioli, P. Perotti, D. Lombardi,
F. Donato, P. Nicolai (Italy)
10.10-10.20
ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR
STATUS IN PATIENTS AFFECTED BY IDIOPATHIC
SUBGLOTTIC STENOSIS
I. Fiz, Z. Bittar, C. Koelmel, F. Fiz, D. Di Dio,
G. Peretti, C. Sittel (Italy, Germany)
10.20-10.30
VOICE OUTCOMES FOLLOWING CRICOTRACHEAL
RESECTION IN ADULTS
D. Di Dio, J. C. Kölmel, C. Sittel (Germany)
11th Congress of the European Laryngological Society
11.00: Instructional Course
OCCUPATIONAL FACTORS IN THE ETIOLOGY OF
LARYNGEAL CANCER
P. Dejonckere (Belgium), M.Moerman (Belgium),
G. Cantarella (Italy), L. Crevier-Buchman (France)
PROGRAMME
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3rd Joint Meeting of ELS-ABEA & ALA
2nd Meeting of Società Italiana di Laringologia
Posters
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IS POLAND A WHITE SPOT ON EUROPEAN
MAP CONCERNING THE KNOWLEDGE OF
PAPILLOMAVIRUS-RELATED HEAD AND NECK
PATHOLOGIES?
J. Jackowska, M. Wierzbicka, M. Karlik,
M. Wichtowski, A. Bartochowska, M. Tokarski
(Poland)
MANAGEMENT OF LARYNGEAL PAPILLOMATOSIS
USING COBLATION:
ANOTHER OPTION OF SURGICAL INTERVENTION
A. Aymat, R. Awad (UK)
EPIDERMODYSPLASIA VERRUCIFORMIS AND
HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS, CASE REPORT
M. Moerman, F. Decuypere, R. Vertriest (Belgium)
METHODS OF FAT TISSUE PROCESSING FOR
HUMAN VOCAL CORD INJECTION.
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
A. N. Crespo, G. M. Truzzi, G. O. Semenzati,
H. F. Pauna, P. Bette, R. J. Gusmão (Brazil)
QUADRIVALENT HPV VACCINATION IN THE
TREATMENT OF RECURRENT RESPIRATORY
PAPILLOMATOSIS. OUR EXPERIENCE
J. Garcia Lorenzo, M. L. Vilas, X. L. Vintró,
M. Quer i Agustí. (Spain)
MISCELLANEA
ALLODYNIA HOLOSOMATICS IN LARYNX AND
PHARYNX- A NEW FORM OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN
C. A. Simoes, G. Manta, M.L. Lobato, C.R.C. Cernea
(Brazil)
COMPLEX LARYNGEAL FRACTURES:
TWO SIMILAR CASES, TWO DIFFERENT OUTCOMES
M. Gaffuri, G. Cantarella, E. Iofrida,
L. Pignataro (Italy)
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THE EFFECTS OF PASSIVE SMOKING ON
LARYNGEAL ANDT RACHEAL MUCOSA IN MALE
WISTAR RATS DURING GROWTH:
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
G. Jotz, H. Z. Leão, C. G. Zettler, E. Cambruzzi,
M. Lammers, P. R. L. Soster, F. B. Mello,
G. R. Goulart, D. de Campos (Brazil)
PYOGENIC GRANULOMAS ON THE EPIGLOTTIS:
REPORT OF 4 CASES
N. Mir Ulldemolins, X. Leon, M. Lopez, J. Garcia,
M. Quer (Spain)
SOLITARY LARYNGEAL JUVENILE
XANTHOGRANULOMA PRESENTING IN THE THIRD
DECADE OF LIFE:
CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW
S. Ghorab, D. G. Lott (USA)
PARALYSIS OF THE MANDIBULAR BRANCH
OF THE FACIAL NERVE:
SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY AFTER BOTULINUM
TOXIN INJECTION
M. Moerman, S. Brondeel (Belgium)
CERVICAL OSTEOPHYTES AND DYSPHAGIA:
A CASE REPORT
D. Radaljac (Serbia)
PRIMARY ENDOSCOPIC SUTURING
OF CONGENITAL TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL
FISTULA IN ADULT - A CASE REPORT
S. Morén (Sweden)
MYXOGLOBULOSIS OF THE VOCAL FOLDS - A CASE
REPORT
M. Krajinovic, I. Fajdiga, N. Gale (Slovenia)
DOES SYSTEMIC ISOTRETIONIN THERAPY AFFECT
VOICE?
M. Sahin, F. Canpolat, E. C. Tatar, G. A. Yildirim,
M. H. Korkmaz (Turkey)
PEMPHIGUS LARYNGEAL AS FIRST
MANIFESTATION OF VULGARIS PEMPHIGUS:
CASE REPORT
F. Cariti, A. Maselli del Giudice, G. Gattulli,
V. Calabrese, M. Barbara (Italy)
POSTERS
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TRANSLATION AND TRANSCULTURAL
ADAPTATION OF THE VHI-10 (THE VHI-10LB)
N. Matar, M. Khalaf (Lebanon)
ENT CAUSES FOR DYSPHAGIA
IN CHILDREN - TWO CASE REPORTS
M. Sereg Bahar, I. Hocevar-Boltežar (Slovenia)
ONCOLOGY
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AND QUALITY OF LIFE
AFTER LASER CORDECTOMY IN EARLY GLOTTIC
CANCER
A. M. Saibene, A. Maccari, P. Lozza, A. Scotti,
S. Portaleone, G. Felisati, C. Pipolo (Italy)
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF SUPRAGLOTTIC
SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA TREATED BY
TRANSORAL LASER MICROSURGERY COMPARED
WITH HORIZONTAL SUPRAGLOTTIC LARYNGECTOMY
IN PATIENTS YOUNGER AND OLDER 65 YEARS OLD
F. A. Betances Reinoso, C.M. Chiesa Estomba,
A.I. Lorenzo Lorenzo, J.L. Farina Conde,
J. Araujo Nores, C. Santidrian Hidalgo (Spain)
TRACHEAL STOMA RECURRENCE IN PATIENTS
WHO REQUIRED EMERGENCYTRACHEOTOMY,
PRIOR TO TOTAL LARYNGECTOMY”
F. A. Betances Reinoso, C.M. Chiesa Estomba,
L.A. Dominguez Collazo, M.J.Gonzalez Cortes,
J. Araujo Nores, C. Santidrian Hidalgo (Spain)
CONSERVATION LARYNGEAL SURGERY IN ELDER
PATIENTS. FUNCTIONAL RESULTS
N. Bejarano Panades, J. Rama-López (Spain)
TRANSORAL CO2 LASER MICROSURGERY
OUTCOMES FOR EARLY GLOTTIC
CARCINOMAS T1-T2
F. A. Betances Reinoso, C.M. Chiesa Estomba,
L.A. Dominguez Collazo, M.J.Gonzalez Cortes,
J. Araujo Nores, C. Santidrian Hidalgo (Spain)
VOICE AND SWALLOWING OUTCOMES AFTER
OPEN PARTIAL LARYNGECTOMY
J. F. Rodrigues Miranda, V. Henriques, J. Fernandes,
E. Monteiro (Portugal)
SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE LARYNX IN
A PEDIATRIC PATIENT
M. Ciniglio Appiani, L. Urbani, L. Sabino,
D. Pentangelo, P. Ruscito (Italy)
A 5-YEAR RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF
LARYNGEAL CANCER MANAGEMENT IN A
PORTUGUESE HOSPITAL
J. Vaz de Castro, L. Ferraria, L. Marreiros,
E. Gavancho, F. Sanches, C. André, L. Antunes
(Portugal)
STAGING METHODOLOGY OF THE CLINICAL
NEGATIVE NECK IN SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA
V. A. Barbosa Henriques, J. Rodrigues, E. Breda,
J. Fernandes, J. Castro Silva, E. Monteiro (Portugal)
ARE ALL BONE DESTRUCTIVE SQUAMOUS
CELL CARCINOMAS IN THE ORAL CAVITY TO BE
REGARDED AS T4 CARCINOMAS?
M. Moerman, M. Ureel, W. Vermout (Belgium)
CHONDROSARCOMA OF THE LARYNX:
A RARE TUMOR
M. Giudice, E. Digilio, P. Terranova, A. Preti,
P. Castelnuovo (Italy)
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ALGORITHM PROPOSAL FOR THE MANAGEMENT
OF CN0 IN HYPOPHARYNGEAL SQUAMOUS CELL
CARCINOMA
V. A. Barbosa Henriques (Portugal)
ALGORITHM PROPOSAL FOR THE MANAGEMENT
OF CN0 IN SUPRAGLOTTIC LARYNX SQUAMOUS
CELL CARCINOMA
V. A. Barbosa Henriques (Portugal)
ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PERCUTANEOUS
DIAGNOSIS OF LARYNGEAL TUMORS
M. Olivencia Perez, M. Martínez Hervás,
M. D. Moreno Ramos (Spain)
POSTERS
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CAN VIDEOSTROBOSCOPY PREDICT EARLY
GLOTTIC CANCER? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND
META-ANALYSIS
C. Slot Mehlum, T. Rosenberg, A. M. Groentved,
A. K. Dyrvig, C. Godballe (Denmark)
RARE NON-SQUAMOUS CELL NEOPLASMS OF THE
LARYNX
J. Markowski, W. Smółka, A. Piotrowska-Seweryn,
P. Paleń, W. Likus, W. Dziubdziela, J. Paluch (Poland)
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOC) AS
POTENTIAL SCREENING MARKERS OF MALIGNANT
NEOPLASMS OF THE UPPER RESPIRATORY
TRACT - PRELIMINARY REPORT
J. Markowski, J. Paluch, J. Pilch, A. Swinarew,
K. Jasik, W. Likus, W. Dziubdziela (Poland)
VIRTUAL CHROMOENDOSCOPY AND I-SCAN
TECHNOLOGY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF UPPER
AIRWAYS AND DIGESTIVE TRACT DISEASES:
PRELIMINARY RESULTS
M. Giudice, E. Digilio, A. Preti, P. Terranova,
M. Turri-Zanoni, P. Castelnuovo (Italy)
COSTS OF TREATMENT OF EARLY GLOTTIC
CANCER IN LEBANON:
COMPARISON BETWEEN CO2 -LASER
CORDECTOMY AND RADIATION THERAPY
N. Matar, M. Dgheim (Lebanon)
APPLICATION OF NANOINDENTATION
AND FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY IN
RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY OF LARYNGEAL
RESTRICTION AND THE ASSESSMENT OF TISSUE’S
BIOCOMPA
J. Markowski, J. Paluch, D. Chrobak, Z. Drzazga,
W. Ciszek, G. Bajor, K. Jasik, J. Pilch, D. Stróż,
T. Goryczka, W. Likus, W. Dziubdziela (Poland)
OFFICED BASED/IMAGING
ENDOSCOPIC APPROACH TO SET UP OPEN
COMPLEX PARTIAL LARYNGECTOMY
G. Mannelli, O. Gallo (Italy)
ANATOMICAL ULTRASOUND STUDY OF CALF
VOCAL CORD AND INTRAOPERATIVE PRELIMINARY
HUMAN STUDY. FUTURE POSSIBLE APPLICATION
G. Mannelli, L. Leone, G. Parrinello, O. Gallo (Italy)
EARLY EXPERIENCE OF NARROW BAND IMAGING
USE FOR LARYNGEAL CANCER DIAGNOSTICS
A. Morozas, J. Ivaska, E. Lesinskas (Lithuania)
THE ROLE OF NBI IN SURGERY AND FOLLOW UP IN
PATIENTS WITH RRP
J. Jackowska, M. Wierzbicka, H. Nogala, W. Szyfter
(Poland)
MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF HUMAN
LARYNGEAL IMAGES FOR OPTIMALISATION OF
SUTURE LATERALIZATION INSTRUMENTS
Z. Bere, S. Madani, A. Perenyi, L. Rovo (Hungary, UK)
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VOWEL ACOUSTIC SPACE CHARACHTERISATION IN
INDIVIDUALS WITH LONG-TERM HEARING LOSS
A. N. Kovalenko, I. V. Kastyro, A. Barinov,
G. V. Khamidulin (Russian Federation)
THE ROLE OF ALLERGIC RHINITIS IN PATIENTS
WITH CHRONIC LARYNGOPHARYNGEAL
SYMPTOMS
V. Bauer, Z. Aleric (Croatia)
VOICE PROBLEMS AMONG CANDIDATES FOR
PROFESSIONAL ACTORS
M. Sereg Bahar, N. Prebil, I. Hocevar-Boltezar
(Slovenia)
USING BOTULINUM TOXIN TO TREAT
LARYNGOSPASM: DOES IT WORK?
B. Silver, G. Sandhu (UK)
AIRWAY STENOSIS
SUPRAGLOTTIC INVOLVEMENT IN A PATIENT
WITH WEGENER´S GRANULOMATOSIS
F. A. Betances Reinoso, C. Estomba, O. Velásquez,
P. C. Rios, S. Hidalgo (Spain)
VOICE AND SWALLOWING REHABILITATION IN
PATIENT AFTER LARYNGEAL TRANSPLANTATION
H. Mackiewicz-Nartowicz, H. Owczarzak,
A. Maciejewski, K. Oleś, C. Szymczak, Ł. Krakowczyk,
M. Grajek, A. Sinkiewicz (Poland)
VISOR TRACHEOTOMY - CONSERVING TRACHEAL
CARTILAGE AND SAFE?
L. Fiedler, P. Kres (Germany)
KLEINSASSER’S DIRECTOSCOPY WITH THE
APPLICATION OF ARGON PLASMA COAGULATION
VERSUS CO2 LASER
J. Markowski, J. Paluch, J. Pilch, O. Leśniewska,
W. Likus, W. Dziubdziela (Poland)
BENIGN DISEASES
HUGE BILATERAL VOCAL CORD GRANULOMAS
AFTER SHORT TIME INTUBATION
A. Nolte, N. Bosch, P. K. Plinkert,
Ph. Federspil (Germany)
BENIGN VOCAL FOLD LESIONS ON
MICROLARINGOSCOPY
J. F. Rodrigues Miranda, A. Sousa, V. Henriques,
A. Gomes, P. Gomes, P. Salvador, A. Mexedo,
F. Fernandes (Portugal)
OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY EVALUATION PRE AND
POST THYROIDECTOMY
J. Vaz de Castro, M. Caixa, L. Ferraria, I. Nascimento,
C. André, L. Antunes (Portugal)
POSTERS
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General and
Scientific Information
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CONGRESS GENERAL INFORMATION
CONGRESS VENUE
MAGAZZINI DEL COTONE CONFERENCE CENTER
Calata Molo Vecchio 15, Genova.
HOW TO GET TO CONGRESS CENTER
AIRPORT.
Genoa “Cristoforo Colombo” airport is 7 Km from
the town centre, a 15-minute taxi ride.
Bus: 30 minutes by shuttle bus Volabus (stop De
Ferrari).
Metro De Ferrari Stop / S. Giorgio or 15-minute
walk, direction Porto Antico.
TRAIN STATIONS.
Genova Piazza Principe, 15-minute walk
direction Porto Antico
Bus: 10 minutes, lines n^ 1 or 9, direction
Caricamento / Acquario
From: Marittima / Principe To: Caricamento /
Acquario
Subway: 5 minutes, direction Brignole
Genova Brignole
Train Station, 30-minute walk,
direction Porto Antico
Bus: 10 minutes, lines n^ 12 or 13 direction Turati
/ Metro S. Giorgio Stop: Duca d’Aosta / Brignole
FS Stop: Turati / Metro S. Giorgio
Subway: 5 minutes, direction Brin.
From: Brignole FS to: San Giorgio
HIGHWAY.
Exit at Genova Ovest and take “Sopraelevata”
direction; after 3 km exit at 1st turnabout; at the
end of the road continue 50 m. and turn right at
2nd intersection to access Porto Antico, between
Mercato del Pesce and Guardia di Finanza.
REGISTRATION DESK
The Registration Desk is located at Magazzini
del Cotone Conference Center on Ground Floor
Entrance Mod 10.
OPENING HOURS
WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE
16:00 - 19:00
THURSDAY 9TH JUNE
08:00 - 19:00
FRIDAY 10TH JUNE
08:00 - 18:30
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE
08:00 - 13:00
REGISTRATION FEES
Late and on site registration after May 8th
ELS, ALA/ABEA, SIL: 600€ vat included
NON MEMBERS: 750€ vat included
RESIDENTS: 300€ vat included
ACCOMPANYING PERSONS: 150€ vat included
DELEGATE FEE INCLUDES:
ACCOMPANYING PERSON FEE INCLUDES:
Welcome Cocktail and Social Dinner
PAYMENT METHOD
Cash or Credit card
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Each participant receives a name badge upon
check-in at Registration. As only registered
participants will be permitted to attend the
scientific sessions, the exhibition and poster areas,
you are required to wear your badge when entering
and while remaining in the congress venue. If you
have lost your Badge, a new one can be purchased
(with proof of your original registration) at the
Onsite Registration desk for € 60.
Badge code colors:
■ Participants
■ Exhibitors/sponsors
■ Staff
SOCIAL PROGRAMME DESK
The Social program Desk is located at Magazzini
del Cotone Conference Center on Ground Floor
Entrance Mod 10.
OPENING HOURS
• Name badge for access to all scientific
symposiums, exhibition & poster area
• Delegate’s bag and printed materials
• Certificate of attendance
• Welcome Cocktail, Social Dinner, Lunches and
Coffee Breaks as per final program
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BADGE
WEDNESDAY 8TH JUNE
16:00 - 19:00
THURSDAY 9TH JUNE
08:00 - 19:00
FRIDAY 10TH JUNE
07:30 - 18:30
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE
08:00 - 13:00
TRAVEL SERVICE
We are proud to offer delegates services that
should facilitate their travel arrangements and
make their stay in Genoa as pleasant as possible
Please refer to Social Programme Desk
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CONGRESS SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION
BAR
The Conference Center Bar located at the entrance
of the Exhibition Area will be open every day
during the Conference Sessions
CERTIFICATES
Certificates of attendance will be issued at the
Registration Desk.
PARKING
Affordable parking is available in the Porto Antico
Area and adjacent to the Conference center.
Discounted parking options: (get the receipt at the
registration desk)
• Park 1 Molo Vecchio/ Spina Servizi: 90 spots
• Park 1 Calata Gadda: 98 spots
(additional 57 during holidays)
• Park 2 Autosilo (coverd area): 347 spots
• Park 4 Cannoniere: 43 spots
Full rate parking options:
COFFEE BREAKS AND LUNCH
During the session breaks, refreshments and
lunches will be served free of charge to participants
wearing name badges in the Exhibition Area
• Park 3 Porta Siberia: 80 spots
• Park Mercanzia (adjacent to Porto Antico):
77 spots
RATES 2016:
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
Commercial Exhibition is located on first floor Mod
7/8/9 and on Ground Floor Mod 10.
It will be open during the following times:
THURSDAY 9TH JUNE
08:00 - 19:00
FRIDAY 10TH JUNE
08:00 - 18:30
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE
08:00 - 13:00
Park 1 and 2 - Autosilo and Calata Gadda:
€ 1,80 per hour or fraction
Park 3 and 4 - Porta Siberia, Cannoniere and
Mercanzia:
€ 2,00 per hour or fraction,
€ 1,00 first 30’.
STAFF
If you should have any questions, the congress staff
(recognizable by a badge and a blue t-shirt) will be
pleased to help you.
INTERNET ACCESS
For WiFi access, choose the “Centro_Congressi”
network. The password is medel
LANGUAGE
The official language of the congress is English. No
simultaneous translation is provided.
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SPEAKERS READY ROOM
The Speakers Ready Room is located on first floor
Mod 9.
The opening hours are:
THURSDAY 9TH JUNE
8.00 - 19.00
FRIDAY 10TH JUNE
7.30 - 18.30
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE
8.00 -13.00
RULES FOR PRESENTERS
Oral Presentations
In order to optimise the quality of speaker
presentations and to avoid possible problems,
all speakers are kindly requested to report to the
Speakers’ Ready Room (SRR) located in Module 9
- 1st floor ample time prior to their talk for preview
and uploading of their presentation.
The optimal format for video projection of
presentations is Power Point. Other formats are not
foreseen. All meeting rooms include a standard pc
workstation at the lectern connected via cable to the
Speakers’ Ready Room. The presentations uploaded
on the Speakers’ Ready Room pcs are automatically
transmitted to the correct meeting room.
Please note the following:
• Conference Center PCs run on Microsoft
Office 2013 (Italian language). Please note
that presentations in previous editions may
not function properly. Files created with other
software programs are required to be converted
to Microsoft Office 2013.
• Presentations must be on either CD Rom or USB
memory key.
• All filmed sequences and/or videos must be in
the same Power Point folder and copied into the
file before being included in the presentation.
• For films and videos, we recommend “.avi” and
“mpeg” file extensions. It is also advisable to use
common “codecs”.
• It is not possible to use own laptop during
presentation
Posters
Scientific posters are displayed in the poster area at
Second Floor and third Floor Mod 8.
Posters will be displayed on interactive full HD 50”
monitors. They must be sent in .pdf or .jpeg vertical
format 1920x1080 (16:9). There will be no printed
posters. Posters will be displayed for the 3 days
Congress
Titles, Authors' names and Countries have
been printed and published as sent in
abstracts.
The Scientific Secretariat and the Organizing
Secretariat are not responsible for possible
inaccuracies or mistakes.
ELS SOCIETY MEETINGS
WEDNESDAY 8TH
NH HOTEL MARINA - Molo Ponte Calvi, 5
13.00: Phonosurgery Committee
15.00: Financial Audit Meeting
16.00: Presidential Council Meeting
FRIDAY 10TH - CONGRESS CENTER
LEVANTE ROOM
10.30: ELS Committee on Molecular Biology
16.30: ELS General Assembly
PONENTE ROOM
08.00: Meeting of the Committee on low risk
HPV - RRP study group
11.00: Scientific Council Meeting
EBEORL-HNS EXAM
Part I EBEORL-HNS Exam will take place from 8.00
to 13.00 on Saturday 11th at Genoa University
Via De Toni, 16, Genova Aula Magna - Scuola di
Scienze Mediche e Farmaceutiche
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AWARDS
Neurolaryngology Award
Lichtenberger prize
The Presidential Council of the European
Laryngological Society is offering the Lichtenberger
Prize to a physician whose abstract, according to
the jury, will be the best amongst those submitted
to the ELS Congress, in 2016 in Genoa, Italy.
The Prize, €500,- for ELS members, or €250,- and
two years of membership for non-members, will
be presented during the General Assembly of
the biannual Congress of the Society. Winners will
be announced on the web site, and contribution
of the entry in the European journal of Oto-RhinoLaryngology will be encouraged by the Presidential
Council.
The Presidential Council of the European
Laryngological Society is offering the
Neurolaryngology Award to a physician whose
abstract, according to the jury, was the best
submission to the biannual Congress of the
Society.
The following circumstances will be taken into
account:
• Competition for this prize is considered only
after abstract is accepted for inclusion in the
scientific program;
• The award is given for an outstanding
manuscript, or accomplishment in basic research
or clinical investigation in Neurolaryngology
or neighbouring fields with impact on
Neurolaryngology
Oskar-Kleinsasser Award – Storz Prize
Oskar-Kleinsasser Award - Storz Prize is named on a
two yearly basis coincidential with the biannual ELS
Congress. The nomination for the Oskar-Kleinsasser
Award - Storz Prize is the privilege of the President.
The recipient must be a recognized senior
European laryngologist, preferably a member of
the ELS. Storz provides the ELS with the award,
a statue and a check. The recipient of the award
receives the statue and redirects the money to
young professionals in the field of laryngology.
Winner will be presented during the Opening
Ceremony.
• The submission should be original and
previously unpublished;
• The authors can apply to have their submission
considered for the award. Formal application is
not necessary, however, for a contribution to be
considered.
• The award winner is expected to present the
work and is responsible for the expenses for
attending the meeting;
• Membership of the ELS is encouraged, but not
mandatory. If the award winner is not yet ELS
member he receives full membership for 2 years
with the reward. In this case the prize money
will be reduced by the membership fee for full
members for 2 years.
The prize money (€1000,-) will be presented
during the General Assembly of the biannual
Congress of the Society by the ELS president.
Winners will be announced on the web site of the
working committee Neurolaryngology.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
TOURS
THURSDAY JUNE 9TH 2016, 19.30
FRIDAY JUNE 10TH 2016, 20.30
WELCOME COCKTAIL AT ACQUARIUM
SOCIAL DINNER AT VILLA ZERBINO
Walking distance from Conference Center
Included in the Registration fee for both delegates
and accompanying persons
Extra tickets can be bought for 50€ - Please refer to
Social Programme Desk
Included in the Registration fee for both delegates
and accompanying persons
Extra tickets can be bought for 100€ - Please refer to
Social Programme Desk
TRANFSER
A transfer service to the Social Dinner venue will be
activated from the following pick up points
✱Genova Piazza Principe
✱Novotel
✱NH Marina
✱Villa
Lo Zerbino
✱Hotel Bristol Palace
The Opening Ceremony will take place in the
Aquarium of Genoa.
The Aquarium of Genoa is the largest aquarium
in Italy and the second largest in Europe. Built for
the Genoa Expo ’92, it is an educational, scientific
and cultural centre. Its mission is to educate and
raise public awareness as regards conservation,
management and responsible use of aquatic
environments. It welcomes over 1.2 million visitors
a year. The Aquarium of Genoa is coordinating the
EU AquaRing project. It also provides scientific
expertise and a great deal of content for AquaRing,
including documents, images, academic content
and interactive online courses.
This fascinating Aquarium offers the opportunity to
see the beautiful water environments from around
the world close up: it goes from the barrier reef
in the Caribbean Sea to the reconstruction of the
forest of Madagascar Tsingy of Bemaraha. People
can experience the spectacular biodiversity of the
Great Blue Ship, and find themselves face to face
with young crocodiles. A new large exhibition
area recreates the sub-Antarctic environment and
welcomes two species of penguins. There are a lot
of sea species such as sea horses, sharks, starfish,
eaglefish, and octopus.
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✱Starhotels
President
✱Hotel Meliá Genova
A historical dwelling of ‘500 perfectly conserved,
in the heart of Genoa, surrounded by a large park
with a view of the sea, and faces directly toward
the city.
THE VILLA: On two floors of the building (in the
residential time of some of the most important
Geonan Noble Families), they developed, perfectly
symmetrical,10 elegant profusely frescoed rooms.
The big halls of the ground floor opens on the
garden, the top Floor balcony faces the garden and
the city.
THE GARDEN: It is composed by a very big green
space that hides the complex inside the city, that
also permits a wonderful view from the high of the
sea. In the middle there is a big pool which the
Villa reflects itself.
Situated on Montesanto’s Hill the villa is a pearl of
vintage architecture in the heart of Genoa, hugged
by a park of almost 6.000 mq and separated from
the city’s chaos thanks to high walls.
Please reserve your place on a bus to assure your
transfer. Service is free, but reservation required!
Once you have made your reservation, you will
receive a coupon that must be shown before
boarding the bus.
All the Tours will take place only with a minimum of
12 participants . Please refer to Social program Desk
WEDNESDAY JUNE 8TH, 2016
HALF DAY IN GENOA - HISTORIC SHOPS
This walking tour takes you through the narrow
alleys of the old town, once headquarter of the
merchants’ guilds, to the discovery of the ancient
historic shops or “botteghe storiche”. From a
tiny engraving workshop to a shoe box-sized
barbershop perfectly furnished in Art Decò style,
to a pharmacy with blue and white ceramic jars
displayed in dark wood cases, or a candy shop with
its original 19th century fittings.
19.45: Meeting Point: Novotel Genova
19.45: Meeting Point: NH Hotel Marina
19.45: Meeting Point: Starhotel
20.05: Meeting Point: Principe Square Train Station
20.05: Meeting Point: Hotel Bristol
20.15: Meeting Point: Hotel Melia
SOCIAL PROGRAMME
The 11th Congress of the Laryngological
Society, is glad to inform accompanying
people that it is possible to choose and
book different tours
Price per person: 25€
The price includes:
• Touristic guide (English language) for 3 hours
•Insurance
The price does NOT include:
• Entry to museums or palaces
•Lunch
• Anything else not specified under “The price
includes”
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THURSDAY JUNE 9TH, 2016
FRIDAY JUNE 10TH, 2016
SATURDAY JUNE 11TH, 2016
SATURDAY JUNE 11TH, 2016
FULL DAY IN PORTOVENERE
AND CINQUE TERRE
FULL DAY IN CAMOGLI
AND SAN FRUTTUOSO
HALF DAY SERRAVALLE
SHOPPING OUTLET
HALF DAY IN PORTOFINO
AND GOLFO DEL TIGULLIO
The “Cinque Terre” are located on the west coast of
the Riviera Ligure. Monterosso is the main village
with hotels and beautiful houses facing the beach.
Vernazza is an old picturesque village proud of
its fishing tradition. It faces a tiny bay which is
dominated by cliffs and by two ancient towers.
Manarola is a nice village with bright colours.
The fishermen houses stand on a promontory
stratching in the sea and a small creek for the boats
is enclosed within the rocks. Riomaggiore is an old
beautiful village situated in a mervellous valley
planted with vines. The village is called after the
name of the brook (rio) which flows through a deep
w inding gully down to a small beach. The terraces
covered with flowers, the narrow slopes and the
stony flight of steps are appreciated by the visitors.
From Camogli, a delicious characteristic ligurian
fishermen village with colorful houses, tiny alleys
and a beautiful baroc church just close to the
old medieal forteress. From here we reach San
Fruttuoso by boat. The San Fruttuoso cove, which
comprises the abbey complex and the tiny fishing
village of only 42 inhabitants, is one of the most
beautiful along the Portofino promontory. Built
in the 10th century, the monastic church served
the abbots as sepulchre. The older church, with
its characteristic octagonal tower, was uncovered
during excavations done for the medieval church
in the 16th century, at the time of Admiral Andrea
Doria.
Experience McArthur Glen Designer Outlet in
Serravalle!
A unique village style shopping outlet with small
paved squares and winding lanes that are home to
more than 180 designer stores offering up to 70%
discount all year round.
Here you can find over 200 top Italian and
international brands including Versace,
Dolce&Gabbana, Bulgari, Roberto Cavalli, Calvin
Klein, Prada, Bruno Magli, Fratelli Rossetti,
Swarowski, Adidas, Nike and many more.
When you are tired of shopping, Serravalle Outlet
offers a large playground for the kids where you
can relax and enjoy a coffee or an Italian gelato.
Price per person: 83€
Price per person: 60€
Price per person: 140€
The price includes:
• Touristic guide (English language) full day
•Insurance
• Ferry Genoa/Camogli/San Fruttuoso return
• Lunch in Camogli
The price includes:
• Tour Leader Half day
•Insurance
• Coach transfer from and to Genoa
• With a minimum of 20 participants also a 10%
discount card for shopping
Portofino was originally a modest fishing village,
extended as a moon arch: today it is considered
one of the most beautiful Mediterranean ports and
it is a popular tourist destination. Located in a small
bay running inland from a natural little port, it is
rimmed by colourful old houses overlooking a tiny
square.
This sort of small village was founded by the
Roman Empires and named Portus Delphini, or
Port of the Dolphin, because of the large number
of dolphinsthat inhabited the Tigullian Gulf. In
1171, together with the town Santa Margherita
Ligure’, it was included in Republic of Genoa. The
town’s natural harbour supported a fleet of fishing
boats, but was somewhat too cramped to provide
more than a temporary safe haven for the growing
merchant marine of the Republic of Genoa.
Shopping is high class in Portofino, with its pretty
harbour and its characteristic city-centre.
The price includes:
• Touristic guide (English language) full day
•Insurance
• Lunch in Portovenere
• Ferry Portovenere / 5 terre return
• Coach transfer from and to Genoa
The price does NOT include:
• Entry to museums or palaces/churches
• Anything else not specified under “The price
includes”
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• Entry to museums or palaces
• Anything else not specified under “The price
includes”
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The price does NOT include:
•Lunch
• Anything else not specified under “The price
includes”
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Price per person: 65€
The price includes:
• Touristic guide (English language) half day
•Insurance
• Ferry Rapallo/Portofino/Santa Margherita Ligure
• Coach transfer from and to Genoa
The price does NOT include:
• Entry to museums or palaces/churches
• Anything else not specified under “The price
includes”
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EXHIBITORS GENERAL INFO
BOOTH SET-UP
INDUSTRY WORKSHOP
CORPORATE MEMBER SPONSORS
SET-UP will take place on:
June 08th from 08.00 to 19.00
DISMANTLING will take place on:
June 11th from 12.00 to 19.00
THURSDAY 09TH JUNE
8.00 - 18.45: ZEFIRO ROOM
Fondazione Istituto Italiana di Tecnologia Workshop
8.00 - 18.45: MARIN ROOM
Lumenis Workshop
EXHIBITION OPENING HOUR
FRIDAY 10TH JUNE
8.00 - 18.45: ZEFIRO ROOM
Fondazione Istituto Italiana di Tecnologia Workshop
8.00 - 18.45: MARIN ROOM
Lumenis Workshop
MAIN SPONSORS
Exhibition space is available during the event as
follows:
June 09th from 8.00 to 19.00
June 10th from 8.00 to 19.00
June 11th from 8.00 to 13.00
EXHIBITOR BADGES
SATURDAY 11TH JUNE
8.00 - 13.00: ZEFIRO ROOM
Fondazione Istituto Italiana di Tecnologia Workshop
Exhibitor badges are available for pick-up at the
exhibitor registration desk in the entrance hall.
OTHER SPONSORS
Orange: Pantone 158 c
Gray: Pantone 424
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LIST OF SPEAKERS
L. Aaltonen
M. T. Aarnæs
K. Ahrens
M. Almohizea
M. Amin
M. Ansarin
C. Arens
C. Atesagaoglu
R. Awad
A. Aymat
A. Bach
M. Badr Eldin
J. Banaszewski
G. Barbosa de Carvalho
V. A. Barbosa Henriques
J. Basterra Alegria
P. Belafsky
M. Benazzo
M. Benninger
M. Bernal-Sprekelsen
A. Bertelli
F. A. Betances Reinoso
M. Bettini
M. Biafora
M. Birchall
S. Bondi
S. Bottero
P. Bradley
J. Brandstorp-Boesen
E. Breda
J. Burns
M. Bussi
A. Camaioni
G. Campos
G. Cantarella
F. Carta
P. Castellanos
A. Cattaneo
D. Chevalier
M. Chirila
R. Corvò
D. Costello
M. Courey
R. Craig
A. N. Crespo
L. Crevier-Buchman
M. Csanády
L. D’Alatri
J. Dabholkar
N. Davaris
F. De Jong
M. De Natale
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Finland
Norway
Germany
Saudi Arabia
USA
Italy
Germany
Turkey
UK
UK
Hungary
Egypt
Poland
Brazil
Portugal
Spain
USA
Italy
USA
Spain
Brazil
Spain
Italy
Italy
UK
Italy
Italy
UK
Norway
Portugal
USA
Italy
Italy
Colombia
Italy
Italy
USA
Italy
France
Romania
Italy
UK
USA
UK
Brazil
France
Hungary
Italy
India
Germany
The Netherlands
Italy
M. De Vincentiis
A. De Virgilio
R. Dedivitis
P. Dejonckere
F. Del Bon
P. Delaere
P. Della Casa
G. Desuter
D. Di Dio
F. L. Dias
A. Dietz
F. G. Dikkers
V. Djukic
M. Döllinger
B. Dorman
S. Duflo
U. Duvvuri
M. Echternach
H. E. Eckel
F. Ferran Vilà
M. L. Fiorella
R. Fiorella
J. Fishman
I. Fiz
G. Förster
G. Gaggero
R. Gaini
J. Galli
A. Ghidini
A. Giovanni
M. Giudice
H. Glanz
M. Grasso
P. Grazioli
G. Grillone
M. Gugatschka
A. V. Guimaraes
O. Guntinas-Lichius
B. Hallak
S. Hans
A. Hantzakos
K. Heathcote
J. Heimdal
S. Hertegård
M. M. Hess
I. Hocevar Boltezar
C. Holsinger
R. Jović
Y. Karagama
M. Karbiener
T.J. Kinnari
N. Kleinsasser
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Italy
Italy
Brazil
Belgium
Italy
Belgium
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Brazil
Germany
The Netherlands
Serbia
Germany
New Zeland
French West Indies
USA
Germany
Austria
Spain
Italy
Italy
UK
Italy
Germany
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
France
Italy
Germany
Italy
Italy
USA
Austria
Brazil
Germany
Switzerland
France
United Arab Emirates
UK
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Slovenia
USA
Serbia
UK
Austria
Finland
Germany
11th Congress of the European Laryngological Society
B. Kohnen
M. A. V. Kulcsar
A. Laborai
T. Langeveld
G. Lawson
L. Lazzari
D. Lott
J. Ø. Loven
M. Lucioni
R. Maat
A. Malik
G. Mannelli
G. B. Manta
J. P. Marie
R. Maroldi
N. Matar
F. Mattioli
R. Mazzola
J. Meulemans
B. Miaskiewicz
M. Misiolek
M. Moerman
G. Molteni
L. J. Morales Rubio
A. Müller
J. Netterville
P. Nevalainen
P. Nicolai
J. P. Noordzij
L. Nordang
K. Norlander
D. Novakovic
E. Osipenko
F. Öz
A. Paderno
V. Papaioannou
T. Pérez Carbonell
R. Piantanida
C. Piazza
L. Pignataro
B. Plaat
J. Poduval
G. Postma
C. Pototschnig
V. Prasad
L. Presutti
R. Puxeddu
M. Quer
M. Remacle
A. Ricci Maccarini
J. F. Rodrigues
C. Rosen
Luxembourg
Brazil
Italy
The Netherlands
Belgium
Italy
USA
Norway
Italy
The Netherlands
India
Italy
Brazil
France
Italy
Lebanon
Italy
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Poland
Belgium
Italy
Colombia
Germany
USA
Finland
Italy
USA
Sweden
Sweden
Australia
Russian Federation
Turkey
Italy
Germany
Spain
Svizzera
Italy
Italy
The Netherlands
India
USA
Austria
Singapore
Italy
Italy
Spain
Luxembourg
Italy
Portugal
USA
11th Congress of the European Laryngological Society
L. Rovó
A. Rzepakowska
B. Sadoughi
A. M. Saibene
M. San Giorgi
G. Sandhu
K. Sandu
G. Sanguineti
R. Santoro
A. Schindler
J. Schlömicher-Thier
B. Schneider-Stickler
H. Sedghamiz
B. Silver
R. Simo
C. A. Simoes
C. Sittel
E. Sjogren
C. Slot Mehlum
U. Sommer
G. Spriano
R. Srivastava
M. Stacchini
N. Steffen
E. Stellin
C. Storck
G. Succo
L. Sulica
B. Sztanó
W. Szyfter
J. Thomas
M. Tigges
S. Trapasso
V. Uloza
N. Ulozaite
F. Unteregger
V. Vander Poorten
J. Vaz de Castro
I. Vilaseca
G. F. Volk
J. Vranckx
J. Vydrova
F. Walder
M. Wierzbicka
C. Wittekindt
T. Yilmaz
V. Young
M. Zabrodsky
C. Zalvan
E. Zapater
K. Zur
LIST OF SPEAKERS
Hungary
Poland
USA
Italy
The Netherlands
United Kingdom
Switzerland
Italy
Italy
Italy
Austria
Austria
Austria
UK
UK
Brazil
Germany
The Netherlands
Denmark
Germany
Italy
India
Italy
Brazil
Italy
Switzerland
Italy
USA
Hungary
Poland
USA
Germany
Italy
Lituania
Lituania
Switzerland
Belgium
Portugal
Spain
Germany
Belgium
Czech Republic
Brazil
Poland
Germany
Turkey
USA
Czech Republic
USA
Spain
USA
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