Harvard Comprehensive Otolaryngology update 2023
$35.00
Video Course · ENT · 2023
The Harvard otolaryngology update 2023 is a comprehensive three-day course from Harvard Medical School covering rhinology, otology, pediatric ENT, laryngology, and head and neck surgery with over 50 expert presenters.
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50+lectures
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50speakers
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2023edition
- Three-day comprehensive update from Harvard Medical School
- Rhinology, sinus surgery, biologics, and CRS endotype sessions
- Otology, pediatric ENT, laryngology, and head/neck oncology tracks
- Faculty from top academic medical centers nationwide
Harvard Comprehensive Otolaryngology Update 2023 — Complete Three-Day Course
The Harvard otolaryngology update 2023 is a three-day comprehensive course from Harvard Medical School designed to address practice gaps and educational needs of general otolaryngologists. Held April 14–16, 2023, the program brings together over 50 expert faculty from leading academic centers to cover rhinology, sinus surgery, otology, pediatric ENT, laryngology, head and neck oncology, and sleep medicine.
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50+lectures
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50expert faculty
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2023edition
Inside this resource
Rhinology, Sinus Surgery, and CRS Endotypes
Friday opens with Benjamin Bleier on COVID-19 aerosol-generating procedures in the ENT clinic, followed by Neil Bhattacharyya on surgical anatomy of the sinuses and Hillary Kelly on sinus imaging. George Scangas addresses CRS pathogenesis and the role of biologics, while Stacey Gray covers benign sinonasal neoplasms and Ralph Metson presents ESS complication management. A challenging FESS cases panel features Stacey Gray, Eric Holbrook, George Scangas, Alessandro Varini, and Alice Maxfield.
Otology, Pediatrics, and Laryngology
Saturday covers Meniere’s disease (Matthew Crowson), sudden sensorineural hearing loss (Elliott Kozin), stapedectomy (Alicia Quesnel), chronic otitis media (David Jung), ossicular reconstruction (Daniel Lee), and eustachian tube dilation (Dennis Poe). Pediatric sessions address congenital hearing loss (Margaret Kenna), otitis media (Leila Mankarious), neck masses (Andrew Scott), airway management (Gillian Diercks), and pediatric OSA (Donald Keamy). Laryngology includes benign laryngeal lesions (Phillip Song) and voice evaluation (Glenn Bunting).
Head and Neck Oncology and Thyroid Surgery
Sunday focuses on head and neck cancer with sessions on PET imaging (MaryBeth Cunnane), unknown primary workup (Jeremy Richmon), neck management (Derrick Lin), parotidectomy (Daniel Deschler), and oral cancer margin management (Mark Varvares). Thyroid and parathyroid sessions cover hyperparathyroidism (Leslie Eldeiry), thyroid nodule workup (Paul Konowitz), recurrent laryngeal nerve monitoring (Greg Randolph and Marika Russell), and papillary thyroid carcinoma (Peter Sadow).
Sleep Medicine and Facial Plastics
Noah Siegel presents the otolaryngologist work-up of sleep-disordered breathing, B Tucker Woodson covers soft palate surgery for OSA, and Phillip Huyett provides a 2023 update on upper airway stimulation. Robin Lindsay addresses functional rhinoplasty and nasal valve surgery, while Linda Lee presents hair transplant and PRP evidence-based essentials.
Who this serves
- General otolaryngologists — broad clinical update across all major subspecialties
- Academic ENT surgeons — evidence-based approaches and latest research findings
- ENT fellows and residents — board-relevant content from Harvard faculty
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 50 speakers
- Benjamin Bleier, MD, FACS — COVID-19 and aerosol-generating procedures
- Neil Bhattacharyya, MD — surgical anatomy of the sinuses
- Hillary Kelly, MD — sinus imaging
- Alice Maxfield, MD — epistaxis management 2023
- George Scangas, MD — chronic rhinosinusitis pathogenesis and biologics
- Stacey Gray, MD — benign sinonasal neoplasms
- Ralph Metson, MD, FACS — ESS intra-operative complications
- Eric Holbrook, MD — smell and taste dysfunction
- Noah Siegel, MD — sleep-disordered breathing work-up
- B Tucker Woodson, MD — soft palate surgery for OSAS
- Phillip Huyett, MD — upper airway stimulation for OSAS
- Robin Lindsay, MD — functional rhinoplasty and nasal valve surgery
- Linda Lee, MD — hair transplant and PRP
- Matthew Crowson, MD — Meniere’s disease update
- Elliott Kozin, MD — sudden sensorineural hearing loss
- Alicia Quesnel, MD — stapedectomy technique and pearls
- David Jung, MD — chronic otitis media and tympanomastoidectomy
- Daniel Lee, MD, FACS — ossicular reconstruction and endoscopic middle ear surgery
- Dennis Poe, MD, PhD — eustachian tube dilation
- Steven Rauch, MD — work-up of the dizzy patient
- Margaret Kenna, MD — pediatric congenital and genetic hearing loss
- Leila Mankarious, MD — pediatric otitis media and eustachian tube dysfunction
- Andrew Scott, MD — pediatric neck masses
- Gillian Diercks, MD, MPH — pediatric airway management
- Michael Cohen, MD — pediatric chronic ear disease
- Donald Keamy, MD — pediatric OSA
- Phillip Song, MD — benign laryngeal lesions
- Ramon Franco, MD — laryngology office procedures
- Glenn Bunting, MS, CCC-SLP — voice evaluation and videostroboscopy
- MaryBeth Cunnane, MD — head and neck radiology and PET
- Jeremy Richmon, MD — unknown primary work-up
- Derrick Lin, MD, FACS — neck management in HNS carcinoma
- Daniel Deschler, MD, FACS — parotidectomy surgical tips
- Mark Varvares, MD, FACS — oral cancer margin management
- Matthew Naunheim, MD — vocal fold paralysis
- Kevin Emerick, MD — head and neck melanoma
- David Shaye, MD, MPH, FACS — skin malignancy facial defect repair
- Leslie Eldeiry, MD — parathyroid gland disease
- Paul Konowitz, MD — thyroid nodule work-up
- Greg Randolph, MD, FACS, FACE — thyroid surgery and RLN monitoring
- Marika Russell, MD, FACS — thyroid surgery pearls
- Peter Sadow, MD, PhD — papillary thyroid carcinoma update
- Alessandro Varini, MD — frontal sinus surgery pearls
- Rahmatullah Rahmati, MD, MPH, FACS — office-based sialoendoscopy
- D. Bradley Welling, MD, PhD, FACS — avoiding complications in otologic surgery
- Felipe Santos — middle ear and mastoid disease panel
- Dunia Abdul-Aziz — auditory rehabilitation panel
- Ronald Devenecia — panel moderator, middle ear and mastoid
- Regan Bergmark — panel moderator, challenging FESS cases
- Marika Russell, MD, FACS — thyroid surgery and RLN monitoring
Before you buy
Is this course suitable for general otolaryngologists?
Yes — the program is specifically designed to address practice gaps and educational needs of general otolaryngologists across all major subspecialties.
Does this include pediatric ENT content?
Yes — Saturday features a full pediatric block covering hearing loss, otitis media, neck masses, airway management, chronic ear disease, and pediatric OSA.
The chart
| Format | Video lectures (3-day course) |
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| Publisher | Harvard Medical School |
| Department | ENT |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Sarah K. –
Harvard faculty delivered exceptional content across all three days. The rhinology and CRS biologics sessions were directly applicable to my practice. Best ENT course I’ve taken online.
Priya N. –
Solid course overall but the video recording quality varied between rooms. Some slides were hard to read in the recorded format. The faculty expertise made up for the production limitations.
M. Alvarez –
Very comprehensive coverage. The pediatric block on Saturday was particularly strong. Some sessions felt rushed due to the tight schedule, but the clinical content was outstanding.
James L. –
Great breadth of topics. The sleep medicine and facial plastics sessions on Friday were excellent. Would have liked more time on otology but what was covered was thorough.
drtomh –
The head and neck oncology sessions on Sunday were superb. Greg Randolph’s thyroid surgery pearls alone were worth the price. Highly recommend for anyone preparing for boards or seeking a thorough update.