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The Tenth Annual Chicago Rhinoplasty Symposium
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Saturday, January 26, 2019 from 7:45 AM to 4:00 PM
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This course is designed to teach basic and complex fundamental concepts related to both functional and aesthetic rhinoplasty surgery. The lectures are given by plastic surgery and otolaryngology attending physicians who have specialized fellowship training in the areas of functional and aesthetic nasal surgery. These sessions are interactive and open discussion is encouraged.
OBJECTIVES:
• Demonstrate internal and external analysis of the nose and rhinoplasty patient evaluation
• Describe dynamic and static anatomy of the nose
• Demonstrate a conceptual framework for rhinoplasty treatment planning and apply theory of rhinoplasty to patient case examples
• Learn difference between functional and aesthetic aspects of rhinoplasty
• Describe treatment of the nasal bones, middle nasal vault, and nasal tip
• Demonstrate proficiency with important aspects of the rhinoplasty consultation process
• Compare and contrast autologous and non-autologous nasal grafting options and techniques
• Identify appropriate postoperative rhinoplasty patient management
• Gain hands-on experience with rhinoplasty techniques outlined within the course
Course Instructors
Course Director
Jeremy Warner, MD
Clinical Associate Professor*
NorthShore Univeristy
HealthSystem
Division of Plastic Surgery
Joseph Raviv, MD
Clinical Associate Professor*
NorthShore Univerisity
HealthSystem
Division of Otolaryngology
Roger Friedman, MD, P.C.
Clinical Appointment
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Robert H. Gilman, MD, D.M.D
Clinical Assistant
Professor University of
Michigan Division of
Plastic Surgery
Paul Izenberg, MD, FACS
Clinical Instructor
University of Michigan
Private Practice, Ann Arbor
*Academic appointment with the University of
Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine,
a teaching affiliate of NorthShore University
HealthSystem
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Location:
Grainger Center for Simulation and Innovation (GCSI)
Evanston Hospital 2650 Ridge Ave.
Evanston, Illinois 60201
Take elevator H in the Walgreens Building to the basement and follow the signs for the Sim Lab. Sign in is required and registrants will be emailed a remote link to sign in.
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Evanston Hospital
2650 Ridge Ave
Grainger Center for Simulation and Innovation
Evanston, IL
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