ASOHNS 68TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING...

— ASOHNS 68TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING

— ASM.ASOHNS.ORG.AU

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CONT

ENTS

3 President’s Invitation

4 Convener’s Invitation

5 Organising Committee

5 Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery (ASOHNS)

6 Keynote Speakers

11 Pre - Meeting Workshops

13 Scientific Program

17 Call For Abstracts

18 Social Functions

18 Official Functions

19 Venue

20 Parking

21 General Information

22 Registration Information

23 Summary of Registration Fees

23 Registration Categories

26 Registration Form

28 Accommodation

30 Frequently Asked Questions

32 Things to do in Perth



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—Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of ASOHNS I extend an invitation and a very warm welcome to you, and your partners and families if possible, to attend our 68th Annual Scientific Meeting in Perth in 2018.

The ASOHNS ASM is renowned for delivering excellent opportunities for continued learning and development and peer interaction for our members, trainees and visitors.

We are confident the 2018 meeting will continue to uphold the high standard of our previous ASMs.

With so many rapid advances in medicine - particularly within our specialty - the meeting’s theme “Brave New World” is especially appropriate.

And while the program will focus on applying innovation to our practices, we expect the program’s content and structure to continue its approach in combining much-needed practical, “how to do it” information alongside updates on the latest techniques and developments in our specialty.

Apart from gaining increased theoretical knowledge, we know that one of the key benefits of attending these meetings is the chance to meet face-to-face with our friends and colleagues. Breakfast sessions and satellite meetings, together with social functions, will offer more relaxed and interactive opportunities for increasing skills and exchanging information and ideas.

For visitors travelling from interstate and overseas, we encourage you to bring your partners and families and extend your stay. Perth is a beautiful, dynamic and friendly city and the capital of Australia’s largest state, Western Australia, whose land area is as large as France, Spain, Germany and Scandinavia combined.

While it is one of the newest cities in the world, Perth is the gateway to some of the oldest, most diverse and visually dramatic landscapes on Earth. Well worth taking some family time out to explore and enjoy.

I look forward to welcoming you all to the ASOHNS ASM 2018.

Christopher Perry OAM President, ASOHNS

PRESIDENT’S INVITATION—



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—Dear Colleagues,

Preparations are well underway for the 68th Annual Scientific Meeting of ASOHNS to be held in Perth in March 2018.

The organising committee have finalised a list of eminent international speakers and I am delighted to invite you to Perth for this meeting.

The Australian surgical community is addressing challenges relating to behaviour and culture. There have also been exciting developments within our specialty that reflect our desire for continuing improvement and application of innovation to the benefit of our patients.All this is reflected in the theme of our meeting: “Brave New World”.

It will be held in the recently refurbished Crown Perth Convention Centre situated on the banks of Perth’s Swan River, offering an attractive and pleasing environment in close proximity to the modern CBD area.

I hope you will be able to attend the meeting and perhaps extend your stay for a holiday to visit some fascinating and beautiful areas in the Western Australia state. At that time of year, the early autumn weather will be balmy and pleasant.

I look forward to welcoming you to Perth.

Francis Lannigan Convener ASOHNS ASM 2018

CONVENER’S INVITATION—



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ORGANISING COMMITTEE— Convener

Francis Lannigan FRACS

Scientific Convener

Stephen Rodrigues FRACS

Committee Members

Paul Bumbak FRACSChris Dhepnorrarat FRACSLatif Kadhim FRACSAndrew Lindsay FRACSTuan Pham FRACS

Advisors To Committee

Phil Fisher FRACS Peter Friedland FRACS

ASOHNS CEO

Lorna Watson

ASOHNS is the representative organisation for Ear Nose and Throat Head and Neck Surgeons in Australia, and dates from 1950. ASOHNS members are Specialist Surgeons who investigate and treat conditions of the ear, nose, throat and neck. The Society is committed to clinical excellence, education, and the dissemination of information on otolaryngology head and neck surgery.

For further information, visit: www.asohns.org.au

AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY HEAD AND NECK SURGERY

ASOHNS—



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Dr David W. Eisele is the Andelot Professor and Director of the Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland.

Dr Eisele attended Dartmouth College and graduated from Cornell University Medical College. He completed residency training in otolaryngology – head and neck surgery at the University of Washington. Following his residency training in 1988, Dr Eisele joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine where he eventually became Professor of Otolaryngology, Professor of Oncology, and Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine. He was the founding Director of the Johns Hopkins Head and Neck Cancer Center and served as Director of the Division of Head and Neck Surgery.

In 2001, Dr Eisele joined the faculty at the University of California, San Francisco as Professor and Chairman of the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery. At UCSF he was the Irwin Mark Jacobs and Joan Klein Jacobs Endowed Chair in Head and Neck Cancer and directed the Head and Neck Oncology Program at the UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center. He also served as President of the UCSF Medical Staff. In 2012, he returned to Johns Hopkins in his present role.

Dr Eisele is a Director of the American Board of Otolaryngology and a member of the NCCN Head and Neck Cancer Panel. He has served as a member of the Residency Review Committee for Otolaryngology, as Chair of the Advisory Council for Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery for the American College of Surgeons, President of the American Head and Neck Society, and as Vice-President of the Triological Society. He served as President of the Maryland Society of Otolaryngology and is a former Governor of the American College of Surgeons.

Dr Eisele’s clinical interests include benign and malignant tumors of the head and neck, with special interest in salivary gland, oral cavity, oropharyngeal, and thyroid gland neoplasms. His research interests have included functional stimulation of the upper airway for obstructive sleep apnea, electrophysiological nerve monitoring during head and neck surgery, dysphagia, head and neck cancer treatment outcomes, and minimally invasive salivary gland surgery.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS—

Dr David EiseleAndelot Professor and Director of the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA



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Roland (Ron) D. Eavey, M.D., S.M. serves both as the Director of the Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center for Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences in Nashville as well as the Guy M. Maness Professor and Chair of the Department of Otolaryngology. He also serves as the Executive Medical Director of the Vanderbilt Employee Health Plan (Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center) as well as Executive Medical Director of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center Office of Population Health. He is board certified in both Otolaryngology and Pediatrics. He also obtained a master’s degree in Healthcare Management from the Harvard School of Public Health. Dr Eavey has contributed over 200 publications focused mainly on the pediatric ear, including in high impact journals such as the New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA, and Nature Genetics. His Vanderbilt educational initiatives include creating a novel didactic Vanderbilt resident training program that promotes interactive learning; additionally, he has created a unique 4-year resident Leadership Training Program emphasizing military leadership, public speaking, a micro-MBA and capstone project on prevention and population health. He has served on a guidelines panel for the federal government on otitis media and at the World Health Organization for ear conditions. Dr Eavey currently works on issues to create patient value by increasing quality and decreasing costs. The Vanderbilt Department of Otolaryngology now includes almost 40 surgeons, trains 25 residents and educates 9 fellows annually. The department has an extensive and growing research portfolio with extensive clinical, translational and basic research programs.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS—

Professor Roland EaveyDirector, Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center for Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences, Professor and Chair of the Department of Otolaryngology, USA



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Rhona Flin (PhD, FBPsS, FRSE, FRAeS, FRCSEd) is Professor of Industrial Psychology, Aberdeen Business School, Robert Gordon University and Emeritus Professor of Applied Psychology, University of Aberdeen, Scotland. Her work examines human performance in high risk industries, such as healthcare, aviation and the energy industries, with studies focusing on leadership, safety culture, team skills and cognitive skills, e.g. decision making under pressure. Current projects include product safety culture, managers’ safety leadership and non-technical skills in safety-critical tasks. Her books include Safety at the Sharp End: A Guide to Non-Technical Skills (2008, with O’Connor & Crichton) and Enhancing Surgical Performance: A Primer on Non-Technical Skills (2015, with Yule and Youngson, winner of a BMA Medical Book Award 2016).

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS—

Professor Rhona FlinEmeritus Professor, Industrial Psychology Research Centre, William Guild Building, Kings College, University of AberdeenUnited Kingdom

Dr Andrew Jacono is a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon practicing in Manhattan. He is Section Head of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at North Shore University Hospital, Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Facial Plastic Surgery at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and a Fellowship Director for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He has published extensively in medical literature, and lectures nationally and internationally on topics including deep plane facelifting, endoscopic facelifting, and blepharoplasty. In addition to his aesthetic work, Dr Jacono has a strong commitment to philanthropy. He is a surgical team leader for Healing the Children, which helps children throughout the world receive surgeries for microtia and cleft lip and palate defects. On over a dozen trips his teams have provided surgical care to over 500 children in Central and South America and Southeast Asia.

Dr Andrew JaconoNew York Centre for Facial Plastic SurgeryUSA



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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS—

Professor Daniele MarchioniProfessor in OtolaryngologyDirector of the Specialty School in Otorhinolaryngology of the University of VeronaDirector of Operative Unit of Otolaryngology of VeronaPresident and Director of the Speech Therapy Degree of the University of VeronaItaly

Professor Daniele Marchioni graduated in Otolaryngology at the University of Modena (Italy) and specialises in microscopic and exclusive endoscopic surgery in the areas of the skull base and ear; and is also responsible for cancer surgery of the head and neck.

He has performed more than 6,000 surgical operations, in particular high complexity procedures performed in teams for the treatment of skull base pathology, middle ear endoscopic surgery and acoustic neuromas, endoscopic treatments for diseases of the anterior skull base with extra and intracranial extension, and complex surgical treatments for cancer of the head and neck cancers.

He is a founding member of ‘IWGEES (International Working Group for Endoscopic Ear Surgery) and collaborates with leading international hospital and university structures.

Professor Marchioni trained at Ospedaliero-University of Modena, where he developed the surgical anatomy and physiology concepts underpinning existing approaches to exclusive transcanalar middle and inner ear endoscopy. These concepts have been published in the prestigious journal of otology and these studies have initiated numerous practical courses for the teaching of endoscopic technique around the world.

Thanks to several years of study and numerous anatomical and dissector studies performed at numerous foreign prestigious universities, Professor Marchioni with Professor Presutti has encoded the transpromontoriale minimally invasive approach for the treatment of acoustic neuromas localized at the level of the internal auditory canal and the endoscopic transcanalar approach to lateral skull base.

Professor Marchioni codified the first totally endoscopic approach for the treatment of acoustic neuromas and for tumours of the facial nerve. He performed the first cochlear implant for the treatment of endoscopic assisted profound hearing loss in middle ear malformation syndromes, codifying the way of endoscopic suprameatale.

He published the first international book on the endoscopic treatment of ear disease and acoustic neuromas and lateral skull base.

Professor Marchioni is a teacher and faculty at several international centers and holds workshops in many countries (USA, Brazil, Japan, Scotland, Singapore, India, UAE, Australia, Turkey and many others) to spread the endoscopic technique in ear surgery and the lateral skull base.



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Dr Tarabichi has been a pioneer in endoscopic ear surgery for almost 25 years and has been a practitioner and advocate of the technique. He authored multiple articles on the subject. He received the American Academy Award for excellence in original investigation and he serves on the editorial board of the Laryngoscope and other peer reviewed journals. Dr Tarabichi is presently the director of the Tarabichi Stammberger Ear and Sinus Institute in Dubai.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS—

Dr Muaaz TarabichiHead of Otolaryngology, American HospitalDubai

Dr Dharambir S Sethi is a Senior Consultant with Novena ENT Head & Neck Surgery Specialist Centre at the Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital. He is a Visiting Consultant with the Department of Otolaryngology at the Singapore General Hospital and an Adjunct Associate Professor with the Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School.

He became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh in 1987 and did his fellowship in Rhinology & Endoscopic Sinus Surgery at The Department of Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Following his return to Singapore in 1993, Dr Sethi has been actively involved in endoscopic sinus surgery. Over the past 20 years Dr Sethi has been invited to almost 200 international meetings, conferences and workshops in endoscopic sinus surgery. He has received several awards and honours. These include: The Mahaley Clinical Research Award from the National Brain Tumor Foundation in the United States of America for his work on pituitary surgery, the Honour Award from the American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery Foundation for his scientific contributions to the Academy and the Pioneer of ASEAN Rhinology awarded from the President of ASEAN ORL Federation.

Reviewer for several journals, Dr Sethi serves on the Editorial Board of the European Journal of Rhinology.

He started private practice in 2012 after 30 years of service at the Singapore General Hospital.

Professor Dharambir SethiAdjunct Associate Professor, NUS-Duke Graduate Medical School, Senior Consultant ENT Surgeon, Novena ENT – Head and Neck Surgery CentreSingapore



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Perth Endoscopic Ear Surgery CourseDate

Wednesday 7 – Thursday 8 March 2018

Time

Wednesday: 8:00am - 6:00pm

Thursday: 8:00am - 5:00pm

Venue

Ear Science Institute Australia (ESIA) 1/1 Salvado Road Subiaco WA, 6008

Cost

Dissector – $2,400.00(maximum 16 dissectors)

Non-Dissector – $950.00 (maximum 8 non-dissectors)

Convener

Latif Kadhim

International Faculty

Muaaz Tarabichi, Daniele Marchioni

Local Faculty

Nirmal Patel, Alex Saxby, Jonathan Kong, Nicholas Jufas, Marcus Atlas, Peter Friedland, Steve Rodrigues, Jafri Kuthubutheen and Aanand Acharya

Transfers

Return bus transfers have been organised to and from ESIA. Delegates are to depart Crown Perth Convention Centre, at the riverside entrance opposite Car Park 4 at 7:15am sharp (both days) and will return at the conclusion of the course.

Rhinology Dissection WorkshopDate

Wednesday 7 – Thursday 8 March 2018

Time

Wednesday: 8:00am - 5:00pm

Thursday: 8:00am - 12:30pm

Venue

Clinical Training and Evaluation Centre (CTEC), University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Highway Crawley WA, 6009

Cost

Dissector – $1,850.00 (maximum 20 dissectors)


ConvenerChris Dhepnorrarat

International FacultyDharambir Sethi, Neville Teo

Australia/New Zealand Faculty

Richard Douglas, Richard Harvey, Alkis Psaltis, Eng Ooi, Jo Rimmer and Larry Kalish

Transfers

Return bus transfers have been organised to and from CTEC. Delegates are to depart Crown Perth Convention Centre, at the riverside entrance opposite Car Park 4 at 7:15am sharp (both days) and will return at the conclusion of the workshop.

PRE-MEETING WORKSHOPS—If you wish to attend a workshop, please ensure you indicate it when registering for the ASM. For further details regarding the workshops please visit the meeting website: asm.asohns.org.au



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Australasian College of ENT Physicians (ACENTP) WorkshopDateThursday 8 March 2018

Time9:00am – 5:00pm

VenueBotanical One,Crown Perth Convention Centre

Cost$350.00

ConvenerBrian Williams

Indigenous Ear Health WorkshopDateThursday 8 March 2018

Time

9:00am – 5:00pm

Venue

Botanical Two & Three,Crown Perth Convention Centre

Cost

ENT Surgeon – $350.00

Other (non ENT Surgeon) – $200.00

Convener

Jafri Kuthubutheen

Facial Plastic Dissection WorkshopDateThursday 8 - Friday 9 March 2018

TimeThursday: 12:30pm - 5:00pmFriday: 8:00am - 5:00pm

VenueClinical Training and Evaluation Centre (CTEC), University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Highway Crawley WA, 6009

CostDissector – $1,850.00 (maximum 20 dissectors)


ConvenerTuan Pham

International FacultyAndrew Jacono

Australia/New Zealand Faculty

George Marcells, Paul Gerarchi, Michael Zacharia, Cary Kailis, Dan Robinson, Zenia Chow, Pedram Imani, David Gillett, Peter Callan and Howard Webster

Local FacultyJayson Oates

TransfersReturn bus transfers have been organised to and from CTEC. Delegates are to depart Crown Perth Convention Centre, at the riverside entrance opposite Car Park 4 at 12noon Thursday 8 March and 7:15am Friday 9 March and return at the conclusion of the workshop.

PRE-MEETING WORKSHOPS—

RegistrationRegister at aafps.com.au



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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM—

Times 8:00am – 10:30am

FRIDAY 9 MARCH 2018 Plenary Session 1 Crown Ballroom 1

8:00am PRESIDENT’S WELCOME Chris Perry

8:15am CONVENER’S WELCOME Francis Lannigan

8:30am NON TECHNICAL SKILLS – WHY THEY SHOULD MATTER TO YOU Rhona Flin

9:00am EVOLUTION OF ENDOSCOPIC SKULL BASE SURGERY AND NEW FRONTIERS Dharambir Sethi

9:30am SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF PAROTID MALIGNANCY David Eisele

10:00am FUNDAMENTAL CHANGES TO OHNS TRAINING Niell Boustred

10:30am – 11:00am Morning Tea with the Industry Grand Ballroom

11:00am – 12:30pm Concurrent Session 1 - Otology Crown Ballroom 1

11:00am PRINCIPLES OF ENDOSCOPIC EAR SURGERY Muaaz Tarabichi

11:20am BILATERAL BONE CONDUCTOR IMPLANTABLE DEVICES Catherine Birman

11:30am CORTICAL AUDITORY EVOKED RESPONSES IN COCHLEAR IMPLANT USERS WITH SINGLE-SIDED DEAFNESS: CORTICAL REORGANISATION OF THE BILATERAL AUDITORY PATHWAYS Andre Wedekind

11:40am SINGLE-SIDED DEAFNESS AND COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION – AN OVERVIEW OF THE PROTOCOL Dayse Tavora-Vieira

11:50am COMPARISON OF COUPLING EFFICIENCY OF VIBROPLASTY MODALITIES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MIXED AND CONDUCTIVE HEARING LOSS Roberta Marino



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Times 11:00am – 12:30pm

FRIDAY 9 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 1 - Otology (CONT) Crown Ballroom 1

12noon THE PERIPHERAL HEARING AND CENTRAL AUDITORY PROCESSING SKILLS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE- PILOT TEST RESULTS Peter Friedland

12:10pm UTILITY OF VIRTUAL REALITY AND 360 DEGREE VIDEOS IN ENT TRAINING Payal Mukherjee

12:20pm PREDICTIVE VALUE OF GJB2 MUTATION STATUS FOR HEARING OUTCOMES OF PEDIATRIC COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION Yasin Abdurehim

11:00am – 12:30pm Concurrent Session 2 - Head and Neck - Parotid Tumours Crown Ballroom 3A

11:00am MANAGEMENT OF TEMPORAL BONE AND CRANIAL NERVES IN ADVANCED PAROTID MALIGNANCY Ben Panizza

11:15am FACIAL NERVE MONITORING IN PAROTID SURGERY David Eisele

11:30am RECONSTRUCTION AFTER RADICAL PAROTIDECTOMY –TECHNIQUES AND INNOVATIONS Hubert Low

11:45am THE ROLE OF RADIATION IN PAROTID MALIGNANCY TBA

11:55am PANEL DISCUSSION - MANAGEMENT OF PAROTID TUMOURS



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Times 11:00am – 12:30pm

FRIDAY 9 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 3 - Rhinology Crown Ballroom 3B

11:00am MY APPROACH TO FRONTAL RECESS SURGERY Dharambir Sethi

11:20am SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES FOLLOWING REVISION ENDOSCOPIC SINUS SURGERY Eng Ooi

11:30am PRIMARY FRONTAL SINUS DRILLOUT AND MAXILLARY SINUS MEGA-ANTROSTOMIES Raewyn Campbell

11:40am COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (CFD) AND THE NOSE: USING COMPUTER MODELLING TO IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOMES IN SURGERY OF THE UPPER AIRWAY Narinder Singh

11:50am MICROBIAL COMPOSITIONS IN CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS PATIENTS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DISTINCT TIGHT JUNCTION GENE EXPRESSIONS Richard Douglas

12noon NASENDOSCOPIC EVALUATION IN ADULT SDB TO PREDICT OUTCOMES IN MANDIBULAR ADVANCEMENT SPLINT USE Rachelle Love

12:10pm MANAGING THE CONSEQUENCES OF FRONTAL SINUS TRAUMA Larry Kalish

12:20pm MY APPROACH TO FRONTAL RECESS SURGERY Neeraj Sethi

12:30pm – 1:30pm Lunch with the Industry Grand Ballroom

1:30pm – 2:30pm Concurrent Session 4 - Paediatric Crown Ballroom 1

1:30pm COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN AND 3-D PRINTING FOR COSTAL CARTILAGE GRAFT SIMULATION IN AIRWAY SURGERY Jennifer Ha and Tricia Cheah

1:50pm RESEARCHING OSA IN KIDS Britta Regli-Von Ungern

2:10pm A CLOSE LOOK INSIDE THE INNER WORKINGS OF OUR VANDERBILT OTOLARYNGOLOGY DEPARTMENT Ron Eavey



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Times 1:30pm – 2:30pm

FRIDAY 9 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 5 - Laryngology Crown Ballroom 3A Chairs: Peter Friedland and Hayley Herbert

1:30pm IT’S OK TO ASPIRATE - A REALISTIC APPROACH TO PATIENTS IN OUR CARE Claire Langdon

1:45pm STEM CELLS FOR THE LARYNX? CONTROVERSIES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS Hayley Herbert

2:00pm IT’S MORE THAN JUST “HOARSENESS”- AN EASY, PRACTICAL AND IMPORTANT GUIDE TO FUNCTIONAL VOICE DISORDERS IN YOUR OFFICE Kate Baumwol

2:15pm THE EVIDENCE BASE FOR THRIVE ANAESTHESIA IN ENT AND CURRENT PRACTICE IN AUSTRALIA Peter Friedland

1:30pm – 2:30pmConcurrent Session 6 - General Head and Neck / Thyroid Crown Ballroom 3B

1:30pm THE DUAL BURDEN OF OVERDIAGNOSIS AND OVER-INTERVENTION IN DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER Luis Furuya-Kanamori

1:40pm MANAGEMENT OF SALIVARY STONES David Eisele

1:50pm CURRENT ROLE OF OSA SURGERY Richard Lewis

2:05pm IMMUNOTHERAPY IN MALIGNANCY OF THE HEAD AND NECK Michael Millward

2:20pm A PILOT STUDY EVALUATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EXTRACAPSULAR SPREAD AND BONE MARROW MICROMETASTASES IN HEAD AND NECK SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA Neeraj Sethi

2:30pm – 3:00pm Afternoon Tea with the Industry Grand Ballroom



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FRIDAY 9 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Plenary Session 2 Crown Ballroom 1

3:00pm ENDOSCOPIC LATERAL SKULL BASE SURGERY (PETER PACKER ORATION) Daniele Marchioni

3:30pm THE DOCTOR AS TEACHER AND LEADER Ron Eavey

4:00pm WOMEN IN SURGERY Fiona Whelan

4:30pm NON TECHNICAL SKILLS Rhona Flin

5:00pm – 6:30pm Welcome Reception / Poster Session Crown Ballroom 2

7:00am – 8:30am SATURDAY 10 MARCH 2018 Breakfast Sessions

7:00am – 8:00am Breakfast Session 1 - Facial Plastics Crown Ballroom 3A

7:00am – 8:00am Breakfast Session 2 - Rhinology Crown Ballroom 3B

7:00am – 8:30am Breakfast Session 3 - History Section Meeting Room 3

7:00am – 8:00am Breakfast Session 4 - Otology Crown Ballroom 1



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SATURDAY 10 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Plenary Session 3 Crown Ballroom 1

8:30am EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HEARING LOSS IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS Ron Eavey

9:00am MANAGEMENT OF METASTATIC SCC WITH UNKNOWN PRIMARY David Eisele

9:30am EXTENDED DEEP PLANE FACELIFTING: BIOMECHANICALLY ADVANTAGEOUS MEDIAL BASED SMAS AND PLATYSMA TECHNIQUES AND VECTORING FOR IMPROVED RESULTS. ADVANCED TECHNIQUES IN NECKLIFTING: MIDLINE AND LATERAL APPROACHES Andrew Jacono

10:00am ENDOSCOPIC FACIAL NERVE SURGERY Daniele Marchioni


11:00am – 12:30pm Concurrent Session 7 - Head and Neck SCC Crown Ballroom 1

11:00am CLINICAL EQUIPOISE IN HEAD AND NECK SURGERY Suren Krishnan

11:10am VOLUME BASED OUTCOMES IN HEAD AND NECK SURGERY Carsten Palme

11:20am ACCURACY OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN PREDICTING EXTRACAPSULAR SPREAD IN HPV ASSOCIATED OROPHARYNGEAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA Anthony Noor

11:30am CHANGES TO STAGING IN HPV OPSCC. RATIONALE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT Suren Krishnan

11:40am UPDATE ON DE-ESCALATION PROTOCOLS IN HPV OPSCC Colin Tang

11:50am PANEL DISCUSSION - HPV OPSCC MANAGEMENT



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Times 11:00am – 12:30pm

SATURDAY 10 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 8 - Otology / Skull Base Crown Ballroom 3A

11:00am NEW EAR SURGERY – BENCH TO BEDSIDE RESEARCH DISCOVERY Marcus Atlas

11:20am HEARING AND STRUCTURE PRESERVATION IN COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION Gunesh Rajan

11:30am REAL TIME INTRACOCHLEAR MONITORING TO PROMOTE HEARING PRESERVATION DURING COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION SURGERY Aanand Acharya

11:40am PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A DOUBLE-BLINDED PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL ON THE EFFICACY OF HIGH-DOSE SYSTEMIC STEROIDS FOR HEARING PRESERVATION IN COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION Stephen O’Leary

11:50am INTRALABYRINTHINE SCHWANNOMAS: A NEW SURGICAL TREATMENT Alessia Rubini

12noon STEREOTACTIC RADIOSURGERY FOR ACOUSTIC NEUROMA - THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE Jeremy Croker

12:10pm COCHLEAR PATENCY AFTER TRANSLABYRINTHINE VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA SURGERY Fiona Hill

12:20pm OBJECTIVE MEASURE RESULTS X SELF-PERCEIVED BENEFITS IN COCHLEAR IMPLANT RECIPIENTS Dayse Tavora-Vieira



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1:30pm – 2:30pm Concurrent Session 10 - Rhinology Crown Ballroom 1

1:30pm PROBIOTIC TREATMENT OF UPPER AIRWAY DISEASE Anders Cervin

1:40pm EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF A PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA BACTERIOPHAGE COCKTAIL IN A SHEEP MODEL OF RHINOSINUSITIS Stephanie Fong

1:50pm IMPROVEMENTS IN PATIENT-REPORTED OLFACTORY FUNCTION FOLLOWING THE OUTSIDE-IN MODIFIED ENDOSCOPIC LOTHROP PROCEDURE Eugene Wong

2:00pm THE SINONASAL VIROME OF CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS PATIENTS Rachel Goggin

2:10pm DECONGESTANT USE IN SINONASAL SURGERY Raewyn Campbell

2:20pm DEALING WITH DENTAL DISEASE Larry Kalish

Times 11:00am – 12:30pm

SATURDAY 10 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 9 - Paediatric Crown Ballroom 3B

11:00am COCHLEAR IMPLANT OUTCOMES IN COCHLEAR NERVE DYSPLASIA, ALSO IN INTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL STENOSIS- WHAT CAN WE TELL PARENTS? Catherine Birman

11:20am LONGITUDINAL SURVEY OF MIDDLE EAR DISEASE IN A RURAL SETTING Anne Cass

11:40am NEWBORN HEARING SCREENING PROGRAM AND COCHLEAR IMPLANTS: THE PMH EXPERIENCE Jafri Kuthubutheen

12noon GLOBAL TRACHEOSTOMY COLLABORATIVE: PMH EXPERIENCE Hayley Herbert

12:20pm BIZACT TONSILLECTOMY: A STUDY OF SAFETY AND EFFICACY IN AN ADULT AND PAEDIATRIC POPULATION Lia Stepan

12:30pm – 1:30pm Lunch with the Industry Grand Ballroom



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1:30pm – 2:30pmConcurrent Session 12 - Paediatric Free Papers Crown Ballroom 3B

1:30pm CHANGE IN SWALLOW FUNCTION AFTER SUPRAGLOTTOPLASTY Jennifer Ha

1:40pm INCIDENCE OF RAST POSITIVITY IN PAEDIATRIC SDB AND RELATIONSHIP TO RESIDUAL SYMPTOMS AFTER ADENOTONSILLECTOMY Rachelle Love

1:50pm CHOANAL ATRESIA REPAIR – AN EVOLUTION TOWARDS A STENTLESS TECHNIQUE AT THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL WESTMEAD OVER 17 YEARS June Huang

2:00pm ENDOSCOPIC EAR SURGERY IN A PAEDIATRIC SETTING: HOW AND WHEN IS IT HELPFUL? Hannah North

2:10pm COBLATION TONSILLECTOMY: AN ALTERNATIVE TO TONSILLECTOMY FOR SLEEP DISORDERED BREATHING. Sarah Emmett

2:20pm PAEDIATRIC POST-TONSILLECTOMY BLEEDS + MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA Allison Reid

2:30pm – 3:00pm Afternoon Tea with the Industry Grand Ballroom


SATURDAY 10 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 11 - Facial Plastics Crown Ballroom 3A Chairs: Zenia Chow and Gillian Dunlop

1:30pm PANEL: SEPTUM AND RHINOPLASTY – TIPS AND PEARLS IN THE FIRST 500 SEPTORHINOPLASTY George Marcells, Stephen Kleid, Dan Robinson, Jayson Oates, Paul Gerarchi and Pedram Imani

2:10pm SEPTAL PERFORATION REPAIR OPTIONS IN SEPTAL PERFORATION MANAGEMENT Tuan Pham

2:20pm ANTERIOR ETHMOIDAL ARTERY FLAP FOR SEPTAL PERFORATION CLOSURE: A REVIEW Soumya Soumya



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SUNDAY 11 MARCH 2018 Concurrent Session 13 - Rhinology Crown Ballroom 1

8:30am ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY OF THE INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA Dharambir Sethi

8:50am THE IN VIVO PERFORMANCE OF MUCOADHESIVE, THERMORESPONSIVE SOLUBLE GELS IN HEALTHY, ADULT NASAL MUCOSA Stuart Bailey

9:00am TERTIARY LYMPHOID ORGANS: A NOVEL ENDOTYPE IN CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS Sathish Paramasivan

9:10am A NOVEL THREE-LAYERED OROANTRAL FISTULA REPAIR TECHNIQUE USING A POSTERIOR PEDICLED INFERIOR TURBINATE, BUCCAL FAT PAD AND BUCCAL ADVANCEMENT FLAP Sangha Mitra Mummadi

9:20am GENOMIC PROFILING OF SINONASAL INVERTED PAPILLOMA – A PILOT STUDY Neeraj Sethi

9:30am FACTORS PREDICTIVE OF RESPONSE TO TREATMENT IN ADULTS WITH CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS Deepika Gunda

9:40am SAFETY, UTILITY AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF SAME-DAY DISCHARGE AFTER SINONASAL SURGERY Ming-Chi Wang

9:50am LONG TERM OUTCOMES OF USING TIMOLOL DROPS TO MANAGE EPISTAXIS AMONGST PATIENTS WITH HEREDITARY HAEMORRHAGIC TELANGIECTASIA Eric Luu


SATURDAY 10 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Plenary Session 4 Crown Ballroom 1

3:00pm ETHICS PANEL

4:00pm TRANS-NASAL SURGERY OF THE ORBIT Dharambir Sethi

4:30pm GARNETT PASSE AND RODNEY WILLIAMS MEMORIAL FOUNDATION Bill Coman

4:50pm RESPECT – AN ESSENTIAL COGNITIVE (NON-TECHNICAL) SKILL Francis Lannigan

5:00pm – 6:00pm ASOHNS Annual General Meeting Crown Ballroom 1

7:00pm – 11:00pm Gala Dinner Astral Ballroom Crown Perth Convention Centre



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8:30am – 10:00am Concurrent Session 14 - Head and Neck / Facial Plastics (CONT) Crown Ballroom 3A

9:10am THRIVE (TRANSNASAL HUMIDIFIED RAPID INSUFFLATION VENTILATORY EXCHANGE) IN OTOLARYNGOLOGY Sarah Prunty

9:20am ILIAC BONE CREST GRAFTS FOR AUGMENTATION RHINOPLASTY Nizar Fakih

9:30am RECREATION OF EYELID DYNAMICS USING THE SLING CONCEPT Shaheen Hasmat

9:40am NASOSEPTAL FLAP FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF PALATAL FISTULA POST CLEFT PALATE REPAIR Jo-Lyn McKenzie


SUNDAY 11 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 14 - Head and Neck / Facial Plastics Crown Ballroom 3A

8:30am OVERCOMING THERAPEUTIC RESISTANCE IN HEAD AND NECK CANCER Peter Leedman

8:40am CURRENT USES IN HNSCC Nathan Adams

8:50am STYLOPHARYNGEUS AND STYLOGLOSSUS MUSCLES AS KEY ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS FOR TRANSORAL ROBOTIC SURGERY OF THE PARAPHARYNGEAL SPACE Pasan Waidyasekara

9:00am LOCAL ANAESTHETIC TRANS-NASAL OESOPHAGOSCOPIC PLACEMENT OF VOCAL PROSTHESIS FOLLOWING TOTAL LARYNGECTOMY Rachel Goggin



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10:30am – 12:35pmPlenary Session 5 Crown Ballroom 1

10:30am COMPLICATIONS OF SINUS SURGERY Dharambir Sethi

11:00am TISSUE SPARING UPPER AND LOWER BLEPHAROPLASTY INCORPORATING VOLUMIZING TECHNIQUES. UPPER FACE AND BROW REJUVENATION: LESS IS MORE Andrew Jacono

11:30am PARAPHARYNGEAL SPACE TUMOURS- NEW PERSPECTIVES David Eisele

12noon JEAN LITTLEJOHN PRIZE David Marty

12:30pm CLOSE OF MEETING Francis Lannigan


SUNDAY 11 MARCH 2018 (CONT) Concurrent Session 15 - Otology Free Papers Crown Ballroom 3B

8:30am ENDOSCOPIC CHOLESTEATOMA SURGERY Daniele Marchioni

8:50am MYRINGOPLASTY OUTCOMES OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS OF WEST KIMBERLEY REGION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Soumya Soumya

9:00am HYDROXYAPATITE BONE CEMENT IN OSSICULAR CHAIN RECONSTRUCTION Jean-Marc Gerard

9:10am AN AUDIT ON ENDOSCOPIC ASSISTED EAR SURGERY: A SINGLE SURGEON’S EXPERIENCE Tricia Cheah

9:20am THE EFFECT OF POST-INSERTIONAL COCHLEAR IMPLANT MOVEMENTS IN HEARING PRESERVATION; ARE WE NEGATING OUR ATRAUMATIC INSERTION? William Crohan

9:30am CLINICAL VALUE OF VIDEO HEAD IMPLUSE TESTS IN SUPERIOR CANAL DEHISCENCE Payal Mukherjee

9:40am IS THE LATERAL CANAL A POTENTIAL SITE FOR DIRECT ACOUSTIC STIMULATION? Jean-Marc Gerard

9:50am UNDERSTANDING STEROID DELIVERY TO THE INNER EAR, A COMPARISON OF ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION, COCHLEAR DISTRIBUTION AND SITE OF ACTION. Nathan Creber




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All social functions are included in the delegate registration fee, however, please indicate whether you will be attending each function when registering for the ASM.

Tickets will be issued to those who have indicated the social functions they will be attending and will be essential for access.

Welcome Reception/Poster SessionDate

Friday 9 March 2018

Time

5:00pm – 6:30pm

Location

Crown Ballroom 2Crown Perth Convention Centre

Cost

Included for full registration categories*, bookings essential

*Subject to availability at the time of booking

Additional Tickets

$75.00 per person

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS—

Gala DinnerDate

Saturday 10 March 2018

Time

7:00pm – 11:00pm

Location

Astral Ballroom Crown Perth Convention Centre

Cost

Included for full registration categories*, bookings essential

*Subject to availability at the time of booking

Additional Tickets

$150.00 per person

Time

5:00pm – 6:00pm

Location

Crown Ballroom 1 Crown Perth Convention Centre

OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS—

ASOHNS Annual General Meeting(All ASOHNS current financial Full, Senior and Life Members may attend)

Date

Saturday 10 March 2018



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The meeting will be held at Crown Perth Convention Centre from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 March 2018. For more information on the venue please visit:

www.crownperth.com.au

Registration Desk

The registration desk will be located in the Crown Ballroom foyer of Crown Perth Convention Centre.

Opening Hours

Friday 9 March 2018:7:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday 10 March 2018: 6:30am - 5:00pm

Sunday 11 March 2018: 8:00am - 12:30pm

Internet Facilities

Wireless internet will be available throughout the meeting. Details will be made available onsite.

VENUE—



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Free Parking

P3P6P7P8Open 24 hours a day

Paid Parking

Multi-Level Parking (P2) - 2018 prices to be confirmed

Undercroft Parking

Non-Members - $25.00 all dayACROD - $8.00*Crown Rewards members - $20.00Crown Rewards Senior members - $15.00^Earlybird (entry from 8:00am - 9:00am, Monday to Friday) - $8.00

Parking is valid for up to 24 hours

Valet Parking

Crown Metropol - $50.00 per vehicle, per 24 hours

Crown Promenade - $50.00 per vehicle, per 24 hours

Crown Towers - $55.00 per vehicle, per 24 hours

PARKING—

* ACROD card holders need to present their card and parking ticket to the Crown Rewards desk for validation prior to leaving Crown to receive discounted parking. Discounted parking cannot be redeemed on the same day as joining Crown Rewards.

^ Crown Rewards members ticketless parking procedure: simply insert your Crown Rewards card into the ticket machine on entry to gain access (do not press the button to receive a ticket). When leaving, insert your Crown Rewards card again into the Auto Pay Machine to receive a discounted parking rate. Once payment is made, your Crown Rewards card will be returned and you will need to insert your card into the exit machine for the boom gate to open on departure.



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Name Badges

Your name badge is essential for entry into scientific sessions. Please collect your meeting materials from the registration desk prior to entering the sessions.

Dress Code

Scientific Sessions: Smart casualGala Dinner: Lounge suit / cocktail dress

Posters

Scientific posters will be displayed on poster boards in Crown Ballroom 2 for the duration of the meeting.

The poster sessions will be held on Friday 9 March 2018 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm and presenters are asked to stand near their posters during this session.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Program

Please refer to the meeting website for updates regarding eligibility for CPD points.

Passport and Visa Requirements

All visitors to Australia must hold a valid passport and visa. Visa’s must be applied for by email before departure. New Zealand holders may apply for a visa upon arrival in Australia. For further information on visa applications, visit:

www.border.gov.au

GENERAL INFORMATION—

Dietary Requirements

The venue is responsible for all catering at the meeting and the Meeting Organiser does not inspect or control food preparation areas or attempt to monitor ingredients used. Contact the venue directly for all special dietary requirements during the event, irrespective of whether details have been provided to the Meeting Organiser. If the Meeting Organiser requests information about your dietary requirements for a specific event they will endeavour to forward the information provided to the venue (time permitting). Even if information is requested or provided, the Meeting Organiser takes no responsibility for ensuring the venue acknowledges your dietary requirements or that these requirements can be met. In all cases you must verify for yourself that your dietary requirements have been met and the Meeting Organiser refutes any and all liability for any failure to adequately provide your special dietary requirements or any consequential damage resulting from such failure.



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How to Register

Delegates can register online or download a registration form by visiting: asm.asohns.org.au

Alternatively, complete the registration form on page 26 and email, mail or fax to RACS Conferences and Events Management (contact details are below).

Registration Confirmation

An automatic registration confirmation will be generated upon the completion of all successful online registrations.

If registration is submitted using the downloaded registration form, a registration confirmation will be provided by email from the meeting organisers.

Please check all details and advise the meeting organiser of any changes. All changes must be made in writing to:

[email protected]

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations must be notified in writing to:

[email protected]

A cancellation fee of 20% of the appropriate registration fee will be charged. Please note there will be no refunds after Sunday 7 January 2018.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION—

Registration Enquiries

Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Conferences and Events ManagementCollege of Surgeons Gardens 250-290 Spring Street East Melbourne VIC 3002 Australia

T: + 61 3 9249 1158 F: +61 3 9276 7431 E: [email protected]



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All costs are in Australian dollars and are inclusive of GST.

Register online: asm.asohns.org.au

Early Registration

Ends Sunday 7 January 2018

Standard Registration

Valid Monday 8 January – Sunday 4 February 2018

Late Registration

Valid from Monday 5 February 2018 onwards

SUMMARY OF REGISTRATION FEES—

*The Gala Dinner is not included in the medical student registration category. Tickets must be purchased separately.

REGISTRATION CATEGORIES —

Full Registration Includes:

• Access to all scientific sessions

• Meeting materials

• Access to the exhibition

• Morning and afternoon refreshments in accordance with the program

• Lunch in accordance with the program

• Welcome Reception/Poster Session (Friday 9 March 2018)

• Breakfast Sessions

• Gala Dinner (Saturday 10 March 2018)*

If you would like to attend any of the above activities, please indicate your attendance on the ASOHNS ASM registration form.



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Surgeon Full Registration

ASOHNS Member Early Registration $1,365.00

ASOHNS Member Standard Registration $1,485.00

ASOHNS Member Late Registration $1,595.00

Non Member Early Registration $1,585.00

Non Member Standard Registration $1,795.00

Non Member Late Registration $1,905.00

Member rates only apply to members of the Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery. If you are a NZSOHNS member, international surgeon or not a member of ASOHNS, the Non Member registration fee applies.

Registrar/Junior Doctor Full RegistrationRegistrar/Junior Doctor Early Registration $900.00

Registrar/Junior Doctor Standard Registration $1,000.00

Registrar/Junior Doctor Late Registration $1,100.00

REGISTRATION CATEGORIES—

Medical Student Full Registration

Medical Student Early Registration $500.00

Medical Student Standard Registration $600.00

Medical Student Late Registration $700.00

Medical student rates only apply to those enrolled in a medical degree in Australia or New Zealand.

Pre-SET junior doctors must register under the Registrar/Junior Doctor category.



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Pre-Meeting Workshops

Australasian College of ENT Physicians (ACENTP)Workshop $350.00

Facial Plastic Dissection WorkshopDissector $1,850.00

Non-Dissector $850.00

Indigenous Ear Health Workshop

ENT Surgeon $350.00

Other (non ENT Surgeon) $200.00

Perth Endoscopic Ear Surgery CourseDissector $2,400.00


Rhinology Dissection WorkshopDissector $1,850.00


Official Functions – Additional Tickets

Welcome Reception/Poster Session $75.00

Gala Dinner $150.00

REGISTRATION CATEGORIES—



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Delegate Details

Title:__________ Given Name:________________________________________ Surname:________________________________________________________

Preferred Name (for name badge): _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Postal Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City:____________________________________________ State:_______________ Postcode:___________ Country:_________________________________

Telephone (work):________________________________________________ Telephone (private):________________________________________________

Fax:_________________________________________________________ Mobile:_______________________________________________________________

Email (confirmation and tax invoice will be issued by email):__________________________________________________________________________________________

Please mark X in this box if you DO NOT want your name and state/country circulated to delegates and industry.

Provide your RACS ID Number for automatic allocation of CPD points.

(Office use only) EA No.

RACS ID No.

Vegetarian Lactose Free Gluten Free No Seafood No Dairy Other: _____________________

Complete all sections and return to:

ASOHNS ASM 2018Conferences and Events ManagementRoyal Australasian College of SurgeonsCollege of Surgeons Gardens250 - 290 Spring StreetEast Melbourne VIC 3002AustraliaT: +61 3 9249 1158F: +61 3 9276 7431E: [email protected]

Register online:asm.asohns.org.au

Dietary Requirements

Cancellations must be notified in writing to: [email protected] cancellation fee of 20% of the appropriate registration fee will be charged. Please note there will be no refunds after Sunday 7 January 2018.All prices quoted are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST. A tax invoice will be issued upon processing of this registration form.Royal Australasian College of SurgeonsABN 29 004 167 766Privacy Policy details can be viewed on the RACS website at:www.surgeons.org/disclaimerprivacy

REGISTRATION FORM—



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Registration All costs are in Australian dollars and are inclusive of GST.

EarlyRegistration (Ends 07/01/2018)

StandardRegistration

(From 08/01/2018To 04/02/2018)

LateRegistration

(From 05/02/2018)Subtotal

Surgeon Registration

ASOHNS Member $1,485.00 $1,595.00 $

Non Member $1,585.00 $1,795.00 $1,905.00 $

Member rates only apply to members of the Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery. If you are a NZSOHNS member, international surgeon or not a member of ASOHNS, the Non Member registration fee applies.

Medical student rates only apply to those enrolled in a medical degree in Australia or New Zealand.Pre-SET junior doctors must register under the Registrar/Junior Doctor category.

Registrar/Junior Doctor Registration

Registration Fee $900.00 $1,000.00 $1,100.00 $

Pre-Meeting Workshops

Perth Endoscopic Ear Surgery Course – Non-Dissector

$950.00 $

Perth Endoscopic Ear Surgery Course – Dissector $2,400.00 $

Official Functions – Additional Ticket

Breakfast Sessions:

Welcome Reception/Poster Session $75.00

Gala Dinner $150.00

$

$

Tick if attending: Welcome Reception/Poster Session Gala Dinner (n/a for Medical Student Registration)

TOTAL $

(Please tick)

Credit Card – Payment instructions will be emailed to you upon processing of your registration.

$1,365.00

Payment Options Cheque – A cheque made payable to the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons must accompany this form.

Medical Student Registration

Registration Fee $500.00 $600.00 $700.00 $

$Australasian College of ENT Physicians(ACENTP) Workshop $350.00

Facial Plastic Dissection Workshop – Dissector Register at aafps.com.au Facial Plastic Dissection Workshop – Non-Dissector Register at aafps.com.au

Indigenous Ear Health Workshop – ENT Surgeon $350.00 $

Rhinology Dissection Workshop – Dissector $1,850.00 $

Rhinology Dissection Workshop – Non-Dissector

Facial Plastics

Rhinology

History Section

Otology

$850.00 $

Indigenous Ear Health Workshop – Other (non ENT Surgeon) $200.00 $

Tick box if you wish to attend

https://www.aafps.org.au

https://www.aafps.org.au



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ACCOMMODATION—

PERTH STUADIUM

BURSWOODSTATION

SWAN RIVER

3

GRAHAM FARMER FWY

GREAT EASTERN HWY

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1. CROWN METROPOL PERTH2. CROWN PROMENADE PERTH3. CROWN TOWERS PERTH4. CROWN PERTH CONVENTION CENTRE

To book your accommodation for the meeting please visitasm.asohns.org.au

Accommodation Enquiries

Corporate BlueLevel 1 / 350 South RoadHampton East VIC 3188T: +61 3 9578 6555F: +61 3 9578 6505E: [email protected]

Crown Metropol Perth – 5 StarsGreat Eastern Highway, Burswood WA 6100

T: +61 8 9362 8888F: +61 8 9362 8866

W: www.crownmetropolperth.com.au

5 minute walk to Crown Perth Convention Centre

The ultimate in modern elegance, Crown Metropol Perth’s sumptuously furnished rooms and suites promise to deliver a truly unique hotel experience. Our Luxe King and Twin rooms offer 42 square metres of modern elegance with luxurious furniture, well-appointed desk area and high-tech entertainment facilities.

Check in

3:00pm

Check out

11:00am

Luxe King / Twin Room

$295.00 per room per night (includes GST)

Room rates exclude breakfast

Room rates include WIFI



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Crown Promenade Perth – 4.5 StarsGreat Eastern Highway, Burswood WA 6100

T: +61 8 9362 8888F: +61 8 9362 7998

W:


Contemporary style meets traditional service at Crown Promenade Perth. Offering a relaxing and stylish room in a convenient location, our contemporary Superior rooms offer a king bed or two double beds, spacious bathroom and large windows. In-room features include large desk/dining table, in-house movies, mini-bar and a delicious room service menu catering for all tastes.

Check in

3:00pm

Check out

11:00am

Superior King / Twin Room

$275.00 per room per night(includes GST)



ACCOMMODATION—

Great Eastern Highway, Burswood WA 6100

T: +61 8 9362 8888F: +61 8 9362 8866

W: www.crowntowersperth.com.au


Providing state of the art facilities, world-class dining and authentic customer service, Crown Towers Perth is luxury at its finest. Deluxe King rooms boast unparalleled views and are richly furnished with marble bathrooms, relaxation areas and feature the latest in-room technology. All rooms include a chaise lounge and a desk.

Check in

3:00pm

Check out

11:00am

Deluxe King / Twin Room

$315.00 per room per night(includes GST)



Crown Towers Perth – 5 Stars (Premium)

www.crownpromenadeperth.com.au



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What’s included in my meeting registration fee?

Morning teas, lunches and afternoon teas are included in the full registration fee. The Welcome Reception/Poster Session, Breakfast Sessions and Gala Dinner are also included with the full registration fee. The Gala Dinner is not included in the medical student registration category. Tickets must be purchased separately.

What is the climate for March in Perth?

During autumn Perth experiences warm, sunny days and cooler nights with average temperatures between 16.7 - 29.6°C (62 - 85.28°F). During autumn there can be occasional showers and some humidity. Evening temperatures rarely drop below 10°C (50°F).

Can I bring extra guests to the social functions?

Yes, additional tickets to the Welcome Reception/Poster Session and Gala Dinner can be purchased for $75.00 and $150.00 respectively.

Is membership required to attend the meeting?

No, however there is a discount for ASOHNS members. To become a member of ASOHNS please contact the ASOHNS Federal office on +61 2 9954 5856.

When does early registration end?

Early registration closes Sunday 7 January 2018.

What is the cut-off date to register for ASOHNS ASM 2018?

Online registrations will remain open until the commencement of the ASM and registrations will be accepted onsite.

Will my details be published in the delegate circulation list?

In registering for the ASOHNS ASM 2018, relevant details will be incorporated into a delegate circulation list for the benefit of all delegates (name and state/country only) and may be made available to parties directly related to the meeting including sponsors and exhibitors. If you do not wish for your details to be published in the delegate circulation list please opt out of this option when registering.

Who do I contact with questions regarding the ASOHNS ASM 2018?

Royal Australasian College of SurgeonsConferences and Events ManagementCollege of Surgeons Gardens 250 - 290 Spring Street East Melbourne VIC 3002 AustraliaT: +61 3 9249 1158F: +61 3 9276 7431E: [email protected]

I need to change my accommodation. Who should I contact?

Corporate BlueLevel 1 / 350 South RoadHampton East VIC 3188T: +61 3 9578 6555F: +61 3 9578 6505E: [email protected]

Any specific needs

We endeavour to ensure delegates attending the ASOHNS ASM 2018 with specific needs are catered for. Should you require particular assistance, please contact the meeting organisers.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS—



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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS—

Do I need personal insurance?

Delegates shall be regarded in every aspect as carrying their own risk for loss or injury to persons or property, including baggage during the ASOHNS ASM 2018. We strongly recommend that at the time of booking your travel you take out a travel insurance policy of your choice. The policy should include the loss of deposit through cancellation, medical insurance, loss or damage to personal property, financial loss incurred through disruptions to accommodation or travel arrangements due to strikes or other industrial action. The meeting organisers are not responsible for any claims concerning insurance.

What does the Goods and Services Tax (GST) mean?

A goods and services tax of 10% is levied on most purchases in Australia and is included in the purchase price of the goods or services. International delegates may be eligible for a refund of the GST on goods purchased in Australia. For more information visit: www.border.gov.au

No smoking policy

All internal areas of Crown Perth Convention Centre are non-smoking areas and ASOHNS supports a non-smoking policy.

Disclaimer

The information in this document is correct at the time of providing, however, the organisers reserve the right to change the information where necessary without notice.

Liability waiver

In the event of industrial disruptions, ASOHNS ASM 2018 and the organisers accept no responsibility. In the event of the venue becoming unusable or other circumstances, or the need to cancel the meeting there can be no liability on the ASOHNS ASM 2018 or the meeting organisers.



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THINGS TO DO IN PERTH—

Kings Park

Kings Park is one of the world’s largest and most beautiful inner city parks. It is rich in Aboriginal and European history, contemporary culture and offers innovative design, displays and services. Kings Park has an international reputation for scientific research, leading horticulture, conservation and public education. Kings Park is home to the spectacular Western Australian Botanic Garden, which displays over 3,000 species of the State’s unique flora. Two thirds of the 400 hectare park is protected as bushland and provides a haven for native biological diversity.

Visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the Swan and Canning Rivers, the city skyline and the Darling Ranges to the east. Bushland walk trails, immaculate gardens and parklands and a variety of children’s discovery play areas can all be found in Kings Park. The Visitor Information Centre, free daily guided walks, Aspects of Kings Park gallery shop, cafes and public transport are easily accessible.

www.bgpa.wa.gov.au

Shopping

Perth City offers a whirlwind of shopping experiences, open seven days of the week. From unique designer goods to major department stores the city’s rich mix of retail outlets encompasses the latest in fashion, style and technology. The Murray and Hay Street Malls are particularly popular as pedestrian only streets where you’ll discover a treasure trove of fashion, jewellery and accessories.

The city’s upmarket West End is where international fashion houses and labels have made their home in Perth. On the beautiful heritage streetscape of King Street follow the Fashion Walk of Fame and visit some of the same brand stores found on Rodeo Drive and the Champs-Élysées. Further down towards Wellington Street, independent boutiques and fashion houses offer unique items of clothing.

Wesley Quarter is a fabulous new addition to the chic West End, tucked in behind the gothic style Wesley Church, built in the mid 1800’s. The glamorous shopping precinct is a superb example of old meets new. Your West End wardrobe can include designer luggage, shoes, handbags, jewellery and, of course, designer clothing.

Canning Vale hosts Western Australia’s largest undercover market on Sundays, with room for more than 1,000 stalls selling a vast variety of new and second-hand goods changing hands including furniture, clothing, fashion accessories, books, war memorabilia, compact discs, toys and gifts. A selection of food stalls offers everything from hot dogs to fairy floss. A minimal entry fee is charged.

www.experienceperth.com/things-to-see-and-do/shopping-in-perth

Fremantle

Just 30 minutes south of Perth, the bustling, dynamic port city of Fremantle has long been renowned for its rich history, charm and modern culture. Fremantle’s streets buzz with the song of buskers, the sidewalks fill with a wild collection of art and music floats out from trendy cafés and bars. It’s considered one of the easiest cities in the world to explore by foot or bike.

With its rich heritage, Fremantle is definitely the place for a genuine historical experience. You won’t want to pass up a tour of the Fremantle Prison, Roundhouse and Maritime Museum, and, if that’s not quite enough for one day, you might also like to visit the Shipwreck Museum and Army Museum of Western Australia.

www.visitfremantle.com.au



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Swan Valley

Discover the rich fusion of award-winning wineries, fine food, fascinating history, amazing art and lively events set against the stunning scenery of Western Australia’s Swan Valley.

A great way to experience the region’s wonders is to follow the award-winning Swan Valley Food and Wine Trail – a scenic loop taking in some of Western Australia’s finest wineries, breweries, distilleries, restaurants, cafés, arts and crafts and fresh produce.

www.swanvalley.com.au

Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island is an island off the coast of Western Australia, located 18 kilometres west of Fremantle and is easily accessible by ferry, boat or plane. A popular holiday destination, Rottnest is a protected nature reserve and home to the Quokka, a small wallaby-like marsupial. Rottnest Island’s unique natural attractions, fun family activities and white sandy beaches make it Western Australia’s very own island paradise.

www.rottnestisland.com

THINGS TO DO IN PERTH—

Meeting Organisers

RACS Conferences and Events Management Royal Australasian College of Surgeons College of Surgeons Gardens 250 – 290 Spring Street East Melbourne VIC 3002 Australia

Phone +61 3 9249 1158 Fax +61 3 9276 7431 Email [email protected]

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