Final Programme - EUFOS: European Federation of Oto-Rhino ...

Final Programme 

6 th European Congress of 

Oto-Rhino-Laryngology 

Head and Neck Surgery 

Under the High Patronage of the President of the Federal Republic of Austria: Dr. Heinz Fischer 

European Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngologic Societies 

NEW: European Academy of ORL, H&NS 

June 30th - July 4th, 2007 

Vienna/Austria, Congress Center Hofburg 

www.eufos-vienna2007.org

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6tH EUROPEAN CONgRESS 

6th EuropEan CongrEss of 

oto-rhino-LaryngoLogy 

hEad and nECk surgEry (Eufos) 

June 30 th - July 4 th , 2007 

Vienna/Austria, Congress Center Hofburg 

organisEr 

Austrian Society of Otorhinolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery 

in CoopEration with 

The European Academy of Otorhinolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery 

on bEhaLf of 

The European Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (EU.F.O.S.) 

Under the High Patronage of the President of the 

Federal Republic of Austria: Dr. Heinz Fischer 

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tAblE OF CONtENtS 

tabLE of ContEnts 

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www.eufos-vienna2007.org 

Welcome Message. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 003 

Welcome from the EUFOS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 004 

International Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 005 

Addresses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 010 

Sponsor Acknowledgements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 010 

Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 011 

Congress Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 012 

CME Credits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 013 

Designated Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 014 

Services for Participants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 015 

general Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 016 

Congress Venue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 018 

Exhibition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 019 

Administrative Meetings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 021 

Official Social Programme - Opening Ceremony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 022 

Official Social Programme - Closing Ceremony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 023 

guidelines & Information for Chairs, Moderators, Instructors, Speakers and Poster Presenters . . . . 024 

Floorplan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 029 

Scientific Programme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 030 

Session Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 030 

Saturday, June 30 th - Day at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 031 

Sunday, July 1 st - Day at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 032 

Instructional Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 035 

Round Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 038 

Scientific Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 043 

Lunch Symposium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 051 

Poster Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 052 

Monday, July 2 nd - Day at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 068 


Round Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 073 


Lunch Symposia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 091 


Tuesday, July 3 rd - Day at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 


Round Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112 


Lunch Symposia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 


Wednesday, July 4 th - Day at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144 


Round Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 


Name Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157

WElCOME MESSAgE 

wELComE mEssagE 

Dear friends and colleagues, 

it is a great honour for the Austrian Society of ORL, Head and Neck Surgery to be trusted with organizing 

the 6th Congress of the European Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (E.U.F.O.S), the largest 

congress of its kind in Europe. Over the last three years we have tried our best to provide you with both an 

outstanding scientific and clinical conference as well as social and cultural entertainment. 

At the Imperial Hofburg Palace, the congress venue, sophisticated high-tech equipment meets with nostalgic 

charme of days long gone, but still displaying the grandeur of these historical periods. The Hofburg Palace 

is located in the very heart of the inner city with best facilities for shopping, with its wonderful museums, 

theaters, restaurants and cafes, all within easy walking distance. 

The scientific programme with 79 Instructional Courses, 89 Round Tables, and over 1.000 Scientific Papers 

and Posters has been organized by the European Academy of ORL, HNS. With this new approach we hope, 

that the latest clinical and scientific advances of our speciality can be presented, adding to our knowledge, 

skills and ultimately, improved patient care. 

The commercial exhibit ranges amongst the largest and most diversified at an European ORL-meeting ever, 

and in itself is worth visiting the conference for. 

On a political level, the intended merger of EUFOS with the European Academy of ORL-HNS will be a milestone 

for a positive future development of our speciality in Europe as well as on a global scale. 

We as organizers will try our best to contribute to this promising development and make you feel at home 

and amongst friends at Vienna. 

A cordial welcome to all of you on behalf of the Austrian Society of ORL, H&NS! 

Prof. Heinz Stammberger, M.D. 

Congress Co-President 

Prof. Klaus Albegger, M.D. 

Congress President 

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WElCOME 

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wELComE from thE Eufos prEsidEnt 

Dear Friends and Colleagues, 

On behalf of the European Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies it is my pleasure to welcome 

you here in Vienna. We are thankful to the Austrian ENT Society, for accepting the invitation to organise the 

6th EUFOS congress. For the first time all the European subspecialities, united in the European Academy of 

Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery have been involved in the scientific program and they have 

worked very hard and put together what will be an interesting, instructive and up-to-date programme that 

covers all aspects of our speciality. 

EUFOS actually represents 45 national societies. Many other national societies applied for an associate 

membership. We want every country to feel well represented within EUFOS and it is our sincere hope that in 

the future, the collaboration and exchange between countries will only grow to the greater benefit of every 

ENT specialist in Europe and beyond. 

We sincerely are convinced that all of you, delegates and accompanying persons alike, make the most of 

your stay in this beautiful and former imperial city, Vienna. 

Equally we hope that you will learn a lot and that you will be able to make many new friends. 

Your President, 

Prof. Peter ClEMENt, M.D., Ph.D. 

EUFOS President

COMMITTEES 

INtERNAtIONAl COMMIttEES 

intErnationaL CommittEEs 

CONgRESS PRESiDENTS 

Albegger K., Austria 

Stammberger H., Austria 

EUFOS 

President 

Clement P.A.R., Belgium 

Vice President 

Papaspyrou S., Greece 

Secretary general 

Gameiro dos Santos A., Portugal 

Treasurer 

Oosterveld W. J., Netherlands 

Members & Represented Countries 

Belussi L., Italy 

Italy & Israel 

Bernal-Sprekelsen M., Spain 

Iberia (Spain & Portugal) 

Clement P.A.R., Belgium 

Benelux (Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg) 

Karchev T., Bulgaria 

Eastern Europe South (Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria) 

Kise L., Latvia 

Baltic countries (Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia) 

Klossek J. M., France 

France 

Lund V., UK 

United Kingdom & Ireland 

Moeller P., Norway 

Scandinavia (Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, 

Iceland) 

Özbilen S., Turkey 

Eastern Mediterranean (Greece, Turkey, Serbia, Albania, 

Cyprus) 

Profant M., Slovakia 

Eastern Europe North (Poland, Czech Republic, 

Slovakia) 


Central Europe (Germany, Austria and Switzerland) 

Yanov Y., Russia 

Russia 

Zabolotnyi D., Ukraine 

Eastern Europe (Byelorussia, Ukraine, Moldavia) 

Zargi M., Slovenia 

Southern Europe (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, FYROM) 

Counsellors 

Albegger K., Austria 

Grénman R., Finland 

Groote J., The Netherlands 

Jahnke K., Germany 

Motta G., Italy 

Offeciers E.F., Belgium 

Passali D., Italy 

Portmann M., France 

Pruszewicz A., Poland 

Ribari O., Hungary 

Tos M., Denmark 

EUROPEAN ACADEMy OF ORL-HNS 

President 

Jahnke K., Germany (EUFOS) 


Magnan J., France (EAONO) 

Treasurer 

Bernal-Sprekelsen M., Spain (EUFOS) 

Executive Committee 

Albegger K., Austria (EUFOS) 

Bradley P., UK (ELS) 

Lefèbvre J. L., France (EHNS) 

Rettinger G., Germany (ERS) 

Olofsson J., Norway (ESPO) 

CONTRibUTiNg SUbSPECiALiTiES 

European Academy of Allergology and 

Clinical Immunology (EAACI - ENT Section) 

European Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery (EAFPS) 

European Academy of Sleep Medicine (EASM) 

Europenan Society of Pediatric ORL (ESPO) 

European Academy of Otology & Neurootology 

(EAONO) 

European Federation of Audiological Societies (EFAS) 

European Group of Functional Laryngeal Surgery 

(EGFL) 

European Head & Neck Society (EHNS) 

European Laryngologic Society (ELS) 

European Rhinologic Society (ERS) 

European Skull Base Society (ESBS) 

European Salivary Gland Society (ESGS) 

Union of the European Phoniatricians (UEP) 

European Study Group for Dysphagia and Globus 

(EGDG) 

ORL SECTiON OF UEMS 

President 



Maw R., UK 

Treasurer 

Somers T., Belgium 

Permanent Secretary of 

Otorhinolaryngology 

De la Mota M., Spain 

Organiser of the next UEMS Meeting - Cyprus 

Vlotoma-Manoli C., Cyprus 

iNTERNATiONAL SCiENTiFiC 

PROgRAMME COMMiTTEE 

Programme Coordinators 

Jahnke K., Germany 

Otology - Neurootology 

Olofsson J., Norway 

Head and Neck – Laryngology 


Rhinology - Facial Plastic Surgery 

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iNTERNATiONAL FACULTy 

Abdelkader M., UK 

Anniko M., Sweden 

Antoli-Candela F., Spain 

Arnold W., Germany 

Ars B., Belgium 

Bachert C., Belgium 

Badia L., UK 

Baki F., Egypt 

Babighian G., Italy 

Bailey M., UK 

Barreira da Costa, Portugal 

Battmer R.-D., Germany 

Bébéar J. P., France 

Belal A., Egypt 

Belussi L., Italy 

Bento R., Brazil 

Berghaus A., Germany 


Betka J., Czech Republic 

Biesinger E., Germany 

Birchall M., UK 

Bockmühl U., Germany 

Bootz F., Germany 

Bozatto A., Germany 

Bradley P., UK 

Brusis T., Germany 

Burton M., UK 

Bykova V., Russia 

Casselmann J., Belgium 

Castelnuovo P., Italy 

Caversaccio M., Switzerland 

Cayer-Thomasen P., Denmark 

Chays A., France 

Chevalier D., France 

Cingi C., Turkey 

Claros P., Spain 

Clement P., Belgium 

Coletti V., Italy 

Cotulbea S., Romania 

Cremers C., Netherlands 

Czigner J., Hungary 

Daikhes N. A., Russia 

Dalchow C., Germany 

Danilidis J., Greece 

Darrouzet V., France 

De Bree R., The Netherlands 

De Jong F., Netherlands 

Dejonckere P., The Netherlands 

Demin B., China 

Dergenc R., Serbia 

Devranoglou I., Turkey 

Dietz A., Germany 

Dimov P., Bulgaria 

Disant F., France 

Djeric D., Serbia 

Djukic W., Serbia 

Draf W., Germany 

Duarte D., Portugal 

Dubreuil C., France 

East C., UK 

Ernst A., Germany 

Filippo R., Italy 

Fliss D. M., Israel 

Foerster G., Germany 

Folz B., Germany 

Fraisse B., France 

Freigang B., Germany 

Gandhi S., India 

Garabedian N., France 

Garcia-Ibanez E., Spain 

Gelis D., Greece 

Gersdorff M., Belgium 

Gjuric M., Croatia 

Glanz H. K., Germany 

Gleeson M., UK 

Goksu M., Turkey 

Gosepath J., Germany 

Graham J., UK 

Grandori F., Italy 


Gross M., Germany 

Grote J., Netherlands 

Gummer A., Germany 

Guntinas-Lichius O., Germany 

Hagen R., Germany 

Hamann K.-F., Germany 

Häusler R., Switzerland 

El-Hefny Y., UAE 

Heimdal J.-H., Norway 

Helidonis E., Greece 

Hella H., Tunisie 

Heppt W., Germany 

Herrmann I., Italy/Germany 

Hildmann H., Germany 

Hoeve H., Netherlands 

Holgers K. M., Sweden 

Howard D., UK 

Hörmann K., Germany 

Hsu P. P., Singapore 

Huldcrantz M., Sweden 

Ingels K., Netherlands 

Iro H., Germany 

Janov J. K., Russia 

Janssen T., Germany 

Jorissen M., Belgium 

Jovancevic L., Serbia 

Kalogjera L., Croatia 

COMMITTEES

COMMITTEES 




Karma P., Finland 

Keles B., Turkey 

Khanova F., Russia 

Keles N., Turkey 

Kennedy D. W., USA 

Kise L., Latvia 

Klingmann C., Germany 


Knecht R., Germany 

Konttinen, Y., 

Kostrica R., Czech Republic 

Kotby N., Egypt 

Kozlov V. S., Russia 

Kronenberg J., Israel 

Kubba H., UK 

Kujawski O., Czech Republic 

Kuhn, USA 

Lädrach K., Switzerland 

Lang S., Germany 

Laszig R., Germany 

Lavieille J. P., France 

Leemans R. C., Netherlands 

Lefèbvre J. L., France 

Lehmans R., The Netherlands 

Lenarz T., Germany 

Levine, USA 

Lichtenberger G., Hungary 

Lindenberger J., Germany 

Look J. W., South Africa 

Lopatin A., Russia 

Lund V. J., UK 

Luntz M., Israel 

Maat R., Norway 

Magnan J., France 

Mann W. J., Germany 

Manolidis L., Greece 

Manolidis S., USA 

Manrique M., Spain 

Magritz R., Germany 

Marangos N., Greece 

Marie J. P., France 

Marchal F., Switzerland 

Marrakchi M., Tunisie 

Martini A., Italy 

Mattheis S., Germany 

Maurer J., Germany 

Meco C., Turkey 

Menger D. J., Netherlands 

Merz R., Germany 

Meyers E. N., USA 

Milewski C., Germany 

Miyamoto R., USA 

Mladena R., Croatia 

Moeller P., Norway 

Moffat D., UK 

Mokrononosova M., Russia 

Mokry M., Austria 

Monnier P., Switzerland 

Morrison M., Canada 

Mösges R., Germany 

Motta G., Italy 

Mullol i Miret J., Spain 

Myers E., USA 

Negm H., Egypt 

Nicolai P., Italy 

Nikolopoulos T., Greece 

Nolst-Trenité G., Netherlands 

O´Donogue G., UK 

Oates R. J., UK 

Offeciers E., Belgium 

Orlova O. S., Russia 

Osipenko E., Russia 

Oswal V. H., UK 

Özbilen S., Turkey 

Özgirgin N., Turkey 

Önerci M., Turkey 

Pahkov A., Russia 

Paiva A., Portugal 

Palma P., Italy 

Papaspyrou S., Greece 

Papavassiliou A., Greece 

Passali D., Italy 

Pauw B., Netherlands 

Pawankar R., Japan 

Pedersen M., Denmark 

Pegan B., Croatia 

Peretti G., Italy 

Pimentel J. M., Portugal 

Piskunov G. Z., Russia 

Plinkert P., Germany 

Plontke S., Germany 

Plouzhnikov M., Russia 

Poe D., USA 

Ponikau J., USA 

Pontes P., Brasilia 


Proops D., UK 

Psifidis A., Greece 

Quer, M., Spain 

Ramsden R., UK 

Ramos A., Spain 

Rapidis A., Greece 

Remacle M., Belgium 

Répássy G., Hungary 

Rettinger G., Germany 

Riechelmann H., Germany 

Rogers S., UK 

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Rowe-Jones J., UK 

Saleh H., UK 

Sanna M., Italy 

Santini J., Italy 

Scherer H., Germany 

Schick B., Germany 

Schmelzer B., Belgium 

Schultz-Coulon H.-J., Germany 

Selesnick S., USA 

Serrafollianu C., Romania 

Shah J. P., USA 

Siegert R., Germany 

Silva F., Brasil 

Simmen D., Switzerland 

Sittel C., Germany 

Skarzynski H., Poland 

Sliwinska M., Poland 

Sousa-Viera A., Portugal 

Stangerup S.-E., Denmark 

Stankovic M., Serbia 

Stennert E., Germany 

Stoll W., Germany 

Stöckli S., Switzerland 

Suarez C., Spain 

Sudhoff H., Germany 

Sziklai I., Hungary 

Szmejah C., Poland 

Szyfter V., Poland 

Tarasova G., Russia 

Tasman A.-J., Switzerland 

Tavartkiladze G. A., Russia 

Tos M., Denmark 

Trabalzini F., Italy 

Traissac L., France 

Tran Ban Huy P., France 

Trimarchi M., Italy 

Truy E., France 

Uloza V., Lithuania 

Ünal F., Turkey 

Uziel A., France 

Van Cauwenberge P., Belgium 

Van de Heining E., Belgium 

Vanneecloo F., France 

Vats A., UK 

Verwoerd J., Netherlands 

Verwoerd C., Netherlands 

Vincent R., France 

Vogt K., Germany 

Vokurka J., Czech Republic 

Wada M., Japan 

Weber A., Germany 

Weber R., Germany 

Wei W. I., China 

Welge-Lüssen A., Switzerland 

Wellens W., Belgium 

Werner J., Germany 

Westhofen M., Germany 

White P., UK 

Wolfensberger M., Switzerland 

Xavier R., Portugal 

Yang B., China 

Yanov Y., Russia 


Zahnert T., Germany 


Zbären P., Switzerland 

Zenner H. P., Germany 

Zenk J., Germany 

Zinreich J., USA 

Zhou H., China 

COMMITTEES 

LOCAL ORgANiSiNg COMMiTTEE 

Baumgartner W.-D. 

Bigenzahn W. 

Böheim K. 

Braun H. 

Burian M. 

Denk-Linnert D.-M. 

Eckel H.-E. 

Eckmayr A. 

Ehrenberger K. 

Elsässer W. 

Formanek M. 

Franz P. 

Frei C. 

Friedrich G. 

Gstöttner W. 

Gunkel A. 

Habermann W. 

Hamzavi J.-S. 

Hofmann T. 

Jakse R. 

Jünger H. 

Köle W. 

Lackner A. 

Lang-Loidolt D. 

Lind P. 

Luxenberger W. 

Meco C. 

Meindl J. 

Mokry M.

COMMITTEES 



Moser M. 

Nahler A. 

Nekahm-Heis D. 

Oberascher G. 

Pavelka R. 

Pipic N. 

Pototschnig C. 

Reisenberger P. 

Salzwimmer M. 

Schneider B. 

Scholtz A. 

Schrott-Fischer A. 

Sprinzl G. 

Staindl O. 

Stephan K. 

Streinzer W. 

Swoboda H. 

Temmel A. 

Thumfart W. 

Thurner S. 

Thurnherr D. 

Walch C. 

Zorowka P. 

iNTERNATiONAL CONTRibUTiNg 

SOCiETiES 

Barany Society 

International Federation of Head & Neck 

Oncologic Societies (IFHNOS) 

International Academy of Otolaryngology, 

Head and Neck surgery 

Mediterranean Society of Otology and Audiology 

Politzer Society 

International Academy of Oral Oncology 

CONTRibUTiNg COUNTRiES 

Albania 

Armenia 

Australia 

Austria 

Azerbaijan 

Bahrain 

Belarus 

Belgium 

Bosnia and Herzegovina 

Brazil 

Bulgaria 

Canada 

China 

Croatia 

Cyprus 

Czech Republic 

Denmark 

Ecuador 

Egypt 

Estonia 

Finland 

France 

Georgia 

Germany 

Greece 

Greenland 

Hungary 

India 

Iran 

Ireland 

Israel 

Italy 

Japan 

Kuwait 

Libya 

Lithuania 

Macedonia 

Malaysia 

Marocco 

Moldava 

Montenegro 

The Netherlands 

New Zealand 

Nigeria 

Norway 

Poland 

Portugal 

Romania 

Russia 

Saudi Arabia 

Serbia 

Singapore 

Slovakia 

Slovenia 

South Africa 

South Korea 

Spain 

Swaziland 

Sweden 

Switzerland 

Taiwan 

Tunisia 

Turkey 

Uganda 

Ukraine 

United Kingdom 

United States 

Uzbekistan 

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ADDRESSES 

addrEssEs 

SPONSOR ACKNOWlEDgEMENtS 

sponsor aCknowLEdgEmEnts 

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addRESSES / SpONSOR aCkNOwLEdgEMENTS 

OFFICAL PCO, SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT, 

SPONSORSHIP & HOUSING 

COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION 

CONGRESS VENUE 

Main Sponsor 

Sponsors 

Contributors 

Mondial Congress & Events 

Operngasse 20B, A-1040 Vienna 

Tel.: +43 1 58804 0, Fax: +43 1 58804 185 

e-mail: eufos@mondial-congress.com 

www.mondial-congress.com 

MAW Medizinische Ausstellungs- und 

Werbegesellschaft 

international Exhibitions & Advertising 

Freyung 6/3, A-1010 Vienna 

Tel.: +43 1 536 63 35, Fax.: + 43 1 535 60 16 

e-mail: maw@media.co.at 

HOFbURg CONgRESS CENTER 

AND REDOUTENSÄLE 

Heldenplatz, A-1014 Vienna 

www.hofburg.com 

The Organisers of the 6 th European Congress of Oto-Rhino-laryngology Head and Neck Surgery 

gratefully acknowledge the support of the following companies: 

SOLVAY 

PHARMACEUTICALS

REgISTRaTION 

REgIStRAtION 

rEgistration 

REGISTRATION / INFORMATION DESk HOURS: 

Saturday, June 30 th , 2007 10:00 – 21:00 

Sunday, July 1 st , 2007 06:30 – 19:00 

Monday, July 2 nd , 2007 06:30 – 18:00 

Tuesday, July 3 rd , 2007 06:30 – 19:00 

Wednesday, July 4 th , 2007 06:30 – 18:00 

ON-SITE REGISTRATION FEES 

Participant c 800,00 

young Scientists/Residents c 550,00 

Accompanying person c 130,00 

instructional Courses c 20,00 / Each 

PARTICIPANTS’ REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES: 

Admission to all scientific sessions 

Admission to poster- and commercial exhibition 

Conference materials (congress bag, final programme, abstract volume, badge) 

Coffee Breaks 

Opening Ceremony & Cocktail Reception 

Excursion to Wine Taverns in Gumpoldskirchen 

Closing Ceremony 

Certificate of attendance 

ACCOMPANYING PERSONS’ 

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES: 

Opening Ceremony & Cocktail Reception 

Admission to general areas of the Congress Center (no sessions!) 

Coffee Breaks 

Excursion to Wine Taverns in Gumpoldskirchen 

Closing Ceremony 

PAYMENT 

Please note that all on-site payments must be made in EURO (c) or by credit card (VISA, MASTERCARD 

& DINERS CLUB will be accepted). Unfortunately, we cannot accept traveller cheques, other credit cards, 

eurocheques or other currencies. 

No refunds are made for cancellations of pre-booked tours or tours booked on-site. 

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REGISTRATION COUNTERS 

Pre-Registration 

For participants who registered in advance. Please have your confirmation letter and passport at 

hand in case they are required. 

On-site Registration 

For participants registering and paying their registration fees on-site. Please note that for 

participants registering on-site congress bags and the visits to Wine Taverns in Gumpoldskirchen are 

subject to availability. 

CME Credits 

CME credits are handled at this counter. For details on CME accreditation at EUFOS 2007 please 

refer to page 13. 

instructional Courses 

Participants may secure remaining seating capacities for the Instructional Courses at this counter. 

Social Programme & Tours 

Discover Vienna, its history, culture, tradition, arts, gastronomy, and get a general feeling of the 

Vienna style. 

All Tickets are available on a first come - first served basis. 

Accommodation 

A help desk for participants who have booked their accommodation in advance via Mondial 

Congress & Events is located in the registration area. The staff at this counter will also help you to 

find and book rooms, if required. 

CONgRESS MAtERIAl 

CongrEss matEriaL 

CONGRESS BAGS 

Upon registration, you will receive your congress documents including a voucher for your congress bag. 

The congress bags have been sponsored by Karl Storz Endoskope. 

NAME BADGES 

Participants will receive their name badges when collecting their congress documents. You are kindly 

requested to wear your name badge during all congress events, including the social activities. Please 

note that admission to scientific sessions is strictly restricted to participants wearing their badges. 

Accompanying persons are not entitled to attend the scientific sessions. 

The badges and lanyards have been sponsored by Med-El. 

ABSTRACT BOOk 

The EUFOS 2007 Abstract Book is a supplement to the European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology. 

A copy is included in the congress bag. Additional copies can be purchased at the Springer booth. 

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE 

Will be distributed together with your congress material. 

REgISTRaTION / CONgRESS MaTERIaL

CME CREdITS 

CME CREDItS 

CmE CrEdits 

EUFOS 2007 has been accredited by the European Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) 

with 24 CME credits for the entire Congress. The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of 

Medical Specialists (UEMS). 

EACCME credits are recognized Europe-wide and in North America. EACCME credits can be exchanged 

for their national equivalent by contacting your National CME authority. EACCME credits are recognised 

by the American Medical Association (AMA) towards the Physician´s Recognition Award (PRA). To convert 

EACCME credit to AMA PRA category 1 credit, contact the AMA. 

EACCME accreditation is based on a half-day system and each medical specialist should claim only 

those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity. 

Please note that you need to show up personally at the one of the CME counters (Registration Area and 

Posters Service Desk) to obtain a stamp for that half-day during the following hours: 

Date & time Number of CME credits Opening hours CME-Counter 

July 1, 2007 / Forenoon 3 CME credits 08.00 – 12:30 

July 1, 2007 / Afternoon 3 CME credits 15:30 – 19:00 







tOtAl: 24 CME credits 

No points are awarded for upcoming or passed half-days. In case of loss no duplicates can be delivered. 

On the last day of attendance, attendees should contact the staff at the CME counter in the Registration 

Area to obtain a printed copy of their accreditation certificate. 

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DESIgNAtED AREAS 

dEsignatEd arEas 

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POSTER AREAS 

Poster presenters please refer to page 26 for details. 

dESIgNaTEd aREaS 

Main Poster Area 

Scientific Posters will be displayed in Kleiner Redoutensaal, Rauchsalon and Maria Theresien 

Appartements I-III, all located in Zone 2b on the first floor. 

Poster Sessions take place daily between 09:30 and 17:00 with Guided Poster Tours scheduled 

between 12:15 and 13:15. 

best Posters 

Per Guided Poster Tour, the chairs will select one poster as candidate for the EUFOS 2007 poster 

awards. Selected posters will be mounted in the best poster area (opposite the registration area in 

Zone 1). The EUFOS Awards Committee will view all candidate posters and decide on the 3 poster 

awards, one per discipline and awarded with EUR 1.000,00 each, to be announced and distributed 

during the Closing Ceremony. 

SPEAkERS’ PREVIEw ROOM 

All presenters, please refer to page 24 for details. 

The preview room is located in Zone 1, behind the registration. Staff and equipment will be available for 

you to arrange and preview your PowerPoint presentation. 

COFFEE BREAkS 

Coffee and tea will be served in the coffee areas from Sunday, July 1 th to Wednesday, July 4 th , between 

10:00 and 10:30 and 15:30 and 16:00. Coffee areas are located in designated areas which are indicated 

with a coffee cup symbol on the venue floorplans. 

At other hours coffee, refreshements and small snacks can be purchased on cash basis in two areas 

indicated with a coffe cup/EUR symbol on the venue floorplans. 

INTERNET 

The Internet Center is located in Zone 1. You are kindly asked to stick to the time limit of 15 minutes per 

computer to avoid long lines or delays. 

CLOAkROOM 

A cloakroom is available in Zone 1 where you can also store your luggage there.

SERvICES fOR paRTICIpaNTS 

SERVICES FOR PARtICIPANtS 

sErviCEs for partiCipants 

wI-FI SERVICES 

WIFI-connection will be available around the Registration Area. Surf on the web, check your e-mails and 

access your corporate network with the comfort of broadband wireless technology. Feel free to take 

advantage of the unlimited internet access. 

CONGRESS STAFF 

You find congress staff located at various strategical positions around the venue. Do not hesitate to 

contact them – they will gladly help you to make your stay most pleasant. 

FIRST AID CENTER 

For medical assistance and/or emergency service, a qualified physician is available at the Congress 

Venue. In case of need, please contact the staff at the registration desk. 

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gENERAl INFORMAtION 

gEnEraL information 

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gENERaL INfORMaTION 

Climate 

In July, average temperatures in Vienna vary between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius. 

There is always a chance for occasional rain. 

Travel by Plane 

73 international airlines offer scheduled services to Vienna. There are several daily flights between 

Vienna and the main European capitals and business centres. Austrian Airlines, the country’s flag 

carrier, connects 116 cities worldwide with Vienna. This airline offers modern aircrafts and awardwinning 

in-flight service. Vienna International Airport at Schwechat, 19 km (12 miles) from the city 

centre, is state-of-the-art in every respect. 

Taxi 

Taxis are available at the International Arrivals. Average fares to the centre of Vienna b 35,00 - 40,00. 

Access by bus/Train: 

bus: At 20-minute intervals, the Vienna Airport Lines depart to the city centre between 

05:30 and 24:00 daily. Cost: approx. b 6,00, duration: approx. 20 - 30 min. 

Train: The urban railway leaves at 10 - 30 min. intervals between 05.00 and 22:00 daily. 

Cost: approx. b 3,00, duration: approx. 30 min. 

CAT: High-speed Train runs at 30-min. intervals from 06:05 to 23:00 daily from airport 

to train station ‘Landstrasse/Wien Mitte’. Cost: approx. b 10,00, duration: approx. 16 min. 

Access by Road 

Autobahn A4 from the Airport to Vienna (-> Wien). The city centre is signposted. 

Language 

The language spoken in Austria is German. Most Austrians speak English, some also speak French 

or Italian and are happy to help visitors. 

Electricity 

Austrian networks supply 220 V and a frequency of 50Hz. Plugs are continental-style two-pin. 

A plug adaptor should be taken along, if incompatible electric/electronic gadgets are to be used. 

Local Currency 

The official currency in Austria is EURO (b). 

bank and Exchange 

Most Austrian banks will change traveller’s cheques as well as cash. Banking hours in general are 

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 08.00 - 12:30 and 13:30 - 15.00, Thursday 08.00 - 12:30 and 

13:30 - 17:30. Automated cash dispensers are located outside most banks, cash can be withdrawn 

there 24 hours a day. National and foreign Maestro cards (cash cards) as well as Mastercard, 

American Express, Visa and Diners are accepted. Credit cards are also accepted by numerous hotels, 

restaurants, shops and gas stations. Money can be changed at the airport, at banks, exchange 

bureaus and larger hotels. Please ask about charges before changing money – these may vary 

considerably. 

Tipping 

Service is usually included in the prices in bars and restaurants, but tips are welcome. 

Restaurants 

Vienna’s restaurants range from gourmet-type restaurants to informal restaurants and Heurigens 

(Austrian wine taverns). There are also many international restaurants in the city, offering a choice 

of almost any kind of cuisine. In Austria, lunch is generally served between 12:00 and 14:00, dinner 

around 19:00. 

Shopping 

Shopping hours are Monday to Friday 09:00 - 18:00 and Saturday 09:00 - 17:00. Except for some 

tobacconists and small supermarkets at petrol stations and at the main railway stations, shops 

are closed on Sundays. Luxury shops for an elegant clientele can be found in the pedestrian zone 

along Graben and Kärntnerstrasse (underground U1,U3/Stephansplatz). Street entertainers and 

outdoor cafés contribute to the special atmosphere of this area. Another well known shopping area 

is Mariahilferstrasse (underground U3/Neubaugasse). Visitors from non-EU countries should ask for 

VAT refunds when purchasing goods.

gENERaL INfORMaTION 

gENERAl INFORMAtION 

gEnEraL information 

Public Transportation in Vienna 

Vienna offers an efficient and modern public transport network of underground lines, trams and 

busses. Taking the underground is fast, safe, and reliable. The congress venue has easy access to 

the underground system. All hotels are within convenient reach of the congress centre. Participants 

will receive a travel pass for the Vienna public transport system valid for the duration of the 

Congress. 

Congress Language 

The official language of the EUFOS 2007 is English. No simultaneous interpretation is provided. 

Smoking 

For health and security reasons and as a courtesy to non-smoking participants, 

you are requested to refrain from smoking inside the Congress Centre. 

Useful Telephone Numbers 

Ambulance 144 

Police 133 

Fire brigade 122 

international phone numbers (information in English) 11 86 96 

National phone numbers (information in English) 11 86 99 

Credit Cards 

Kindly consider that only VISA, MASTERCARD and DINERS CLUB are accepted at the EUFOS 2007 

Congress. In case of the loss of your credit card, please call: 

VISA +43 (1) 71111-0 

Mastercard/Eurocard +43 (1) 71701 

Diners Club +43 (1) 50135-0 

AMEX 0800 900 960 

Personal insurance 

The organisers do not accept responsibility for any personal losses, accidents or damage. 

Participants are strongly recommended to arrange their own personal insurance. 

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CONgRESS VENUE 

CongrEss vEnuE 

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HOFBURG CONGRESS CENTER & REDOUTENSäLE 

The Hofburg Congress Center & Redoutensäle Vienna occupies a unique 

position among the congress centers of the world. The Hofburg Palace 

complex was built between the 13 th and 20 th century. The different wings 

of the former imperial residence portray the architectural periods of 

Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque up to Classicism. 

Until 1918 the Hofburg Palace was the seat of the Habsburg dynasty. 

Here, in the Cermonial Hall, during annual symbolic footwashing ceremonies on Holy Thursday, Emperor 

Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth washed the feet of 24 elderly people; here, on March 5, 1810, 

Napoleon I asked for the hand of Marie Luise. 

The conference will be 

held today in the same 

hall where the Emperor 

held his audiences, gala 

dinners and royal balls, 

or where Empress Maria 

Theresia was baptized 

on May 15, 1717. 

Since 1958 the Hofburg 

Congress Center has 

been situated in parts 

of the Old Castle, New 

Castle and the Leopold 

Wing. The take-over of 

part of the Hofburg complex 

was a new starting 

point from which to 

carry on the continuity 

of this historic building. 

RENDEzVOUS wITH HISTORY 

The Hofburg Redoutensäle Vienna, which are connected to the Hofburg Congress 

Center Vienna, have retained the architectural and cultural brilliance of their past 

up until today. 

Built as an opera house in 1705 under Emperor Joseph I, grandiose baroque operas 

were performed in the Redoutensäle. In 1748 Maria Theresia commissioned Jean 

Nicolas Jadot to redesign this part of the Hofburg. In the festival halls numerous 

concerts, “Redoutes” (masked balls), as well as the magnificent wedding banquet 

of Joseph II and Isabella of Parma took place. 

Ludwig van Beethoven’s 8 th Symphony was performed here 

for the first time, the composers Josef Strauss and Franz Liszt 

conducted concerts in these glittering halls, and a number of 

smaller Mozart operas were performed. 

The rooms were restored after the fire of 1992 partly in their 

original design, and partly combined with contemporary 

art. Furnished with the most modern technical conference 

equipment, the Redoutensäle were opened again in 1997. 

CONgRESS vENUE

ExHIbITION 

ExHIbItION 

Exhibition 

EUFOS wishes to express its gratitude to the exhibitors for their participation in the 6th European 

Congress of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology Head and Neck Surgery. Participants are invited to visit the large 

Commericial Exhibition built up in Zone 2a (first floor) and Zone 1 (ground floor). 

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS 

Sunday, July 1 st , 2007 08:00 - 18:00 

Monday, July 2 nd , 2007 08:00 - 17:30 

Tuesday, July 3 rd , 2007 08:00 - 18:00 

Wednesday, July 4 th , 2007 08:00 - 15:30 

EXHIBITORS’ LIST (AS PER PRINTING DATE) 

Acclarent Inc. (Zone 2a) 

Advanced Bionics Sarl (Zone 2a) 

Aesca Pharma GmbH / Schering Plough Corporation (Zone 2a) 

Allergopharma Joachim Ganzer KG (Zone 1) 

ArthroCare ENT (Zone 2a) 

Atmos MedizinTechnik GmbH + Co. KG (Zone 2a) 

Atos Medical AB (Zone 1) 

Audio Technologies Srl (Zone 2a) 

Bien-Air Surgery SA (Zone 1) 

Biolitec AG (Zone 2a) 

BrainLAB AG (Zone 1) 

Brumaba KG (Zone 2a) 

Cambridge University Press (Zone 1) 

Ceredas (Zone 1) 

Cochlear AG (Zone 2a) 

Collin Orl (Zone 1) 

Dale Medical Products, Inc. (Zone 1) 

Laboratoires Diepharmex s.a. (Zone 1) 

Ellman International (Zone 1) 

ENT News (Zone 1) 

Envoy Medical GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Euroclinic S.R.L. Unipersonale (Zone 2a) 

Fahl Medizintechnik-Vertrieb GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Fentex Medical GmbH (Zone 2a) 

GE Healthcare – GE Medical Systems scs (Zone 1) 

Gebrüder Martin GmbH & Co KG (Zone 2a) 

Gyrus Medical GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Hal Allergy Handels-GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Happersberger Otopront GmbH (Zone 1) 

Heimomed Heinze GmbH & Co. KG (Zone 2a) 

G. Heinemann Medizintechnik GmbH (Zone 1) 

InHealth Technologies (Zone 2a) 

Itamar Medical Ltd. (Zone 2a) 

S.KARGER AG (Zone 1) 

KayPENTAX (Zone 2a) 

Krainer Medtechnik HGmbH (Zone 2a) 

Heinz Kurz GmbH Medizintechnik (Zone 2a) 

Leica Microsystems (Schweiz) AG (Zone 1) 

Lumenis Holdings (Holland) BV (Zone 1) 

Luxtec Corporation (Zone 1) 

MED-EL Elektromedizinische Geräte GmbH (Zone 2a) 

MédiThéque Bookshop (Zone 2a) 

Medtronic International Trading Sarl (Zone 2a) 

Mega Medical Europe (Zone 1) 

MIP Pharma Austria GmbH (Zone 1) 

Möller-Wedel GmbH (Zone 2a) 

NeilMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (Zone 1) 

NSK Europe GmbH (Zone 1) 

Olympus Medical Systems Europa GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Optomic Espana S.A. (Zone 2a) 

Perlei Medical Produkte GmbH (Zone 1) 

Phonak AG Hörgeräte (Zone 2a) 

Plural Publishing (Zone 2a) 

Polyganics (Zone 2a) 

Rehder / Partner GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Carl Reiner GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Rhinolight Ltd. (Zone 1) 

Richter Pharma AG (Zone 1) 

Senko Medical Instrument Mfg.Co.Ltd (Zone 1) 

Sialo Technology Ltd. (Zone 1) 

Sigmapharm Arzneimittel GmbH & Co KG (Zone 2a) 

Solvay Pharmaceuticals GmbH (Zone 2a) 

SOMNOmedics GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Spiggle & Theis Medizintechnik GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Springer Verlag GmbH (Zone 1) 

Karl Storz GmbH & Co.KG (Zone 1) 

Sutter Medizintechnik GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Tinnitronics GmbH (Zone 1) 

Tomed Dr.Toussaint GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Vivoxid Ltd. (Zone 2a) 

Wicab Europe B.V.B.A. (Zone 1) 

Wirmsberger & Böhm GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Wisepress Ltd. (Zone 2a) 

Richard Wolf GmbH (Zone 2a) 

XION GmbH (Zone 2a) 

Xoran Technologies Inc. (Zone 2a) 

Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbH (Zone 2a) 

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adMINISTRaTIvE MEETINgS 

DMINIStRAtIVE MEEtINgS 

administrativE mEEtings 

by invitation only 


Executive Committee EUFOS 

Saturday, June 30 th , 2007 09:00 - 13:00 Radetzky I 

general Assembly EUFOS 

Tuesday, July 3 rd , 2007 17:45 - 22:00 (open end) Festsaal 

New EUFOS board Meeting 

Wednesday, July 4 th , 2007 12:00 - 14:00 Radetzky I 

EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF ORL-HNS 

Executive Committee EAORLHNS 

Saturday, June 30 th , 2007 13:00 - 16:00 Radetzky I 

general Assembly EAORLHNS 

Sunday, July 1 st , 2007 16:00 - 18:00 Geheime Ratstube 

IFOS 

ELS 

Saturday, June 30 th , 2007 09:00 - 18:00 Burgraum 

Presidential Council 

Saturday, June 30 th , 2007 16:00 - 17:00 Radetzky III 

Scientific Council 

Sunday, July 1 st , 2007 12:00 - 13:30 Radetzky I 

ESGS 

Monday, July 2 nd , 2007 12:00 - 14:00 Gartensaal 

EHNS 

UEP 

Tuesday, July 3 rd , 2007 12:00 - 14:00 Radetzky I 

Sunday, July 1 st , 2007 10:30 - 12:30 Radetzky III 

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OFFICIAl SOCIAl PROgRAMME O 

offiCiaL soCiaL programmE 

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OPENING CEREMONY 

Congress Center Hofburg, Festsaal (transmission to the Zeremoniensaal) 

Saturday, June 30 th , 2007 / 17:00 - 19:00 

Welcome Addresses 

Stammberger H., Congress Co-President 

Albegger K., Congress President 

OffICIaL SOCIaL pROgRaMME 

Opening Lectures 

Stammberger H. Introduction 

Lengelé B. „Three Scarabs and Saint John´s Head – A Journey to Perform the World´s First 

Human Face Transplantation“ 

Neumann H.: „The European Paraganglioma Network“ 

Congress Opening 

Clement P. A. R. EUFOS President 

Musical Programme 

Music from Vienna: A Different Approach 

Ensemble Wild: Andrea Wild Flute 

Angelika Wild Violoncello 

Michaela Wild Violine 

Angelika Ortner Piano 

Post-Opening Entertainment 

After the Opening Ceremony all participants are cordially invited to the 

Cocktail Reception in the Exhibition Area. 

End of Cocktail Reception: 21:00

OffICIaL SOCIaL pROgRaMME 

FFICIAl SOCIAl PROgRAMME 

offiCiaL soCiaL programmE 

CLOSING CEREMONY 

Congress Center Hofburg, Zeremoniensaal 

Wednesday, July 4 th , 2007 / 16:00 - 18:00 

The Final Round…… (Table): ”European ORL- HNS: Quo vadis?” 

Chair: Passali D., President IFOS 

Moderator: Albegger K., Congress President 

Speakers: Clement P. A. R. (Belgium), EUFOS President 

Grénman R. (Finland), President UEMS ENT-Section 

Offeciers E. (Belgium), IFOS Regional Secretary for Europe 

Jahnke K. (Germany), President of the European Academy ORL-HNS, 

Programme-Coordinator for Otology and Neurootology 

Olofsson J. (Norway), Programme-Coordinator for Laryngology- Head & Neck Surgery 

Stammberger H. (Austria), Congress Co-President, 

Programme-Coordinator for Rhinology, Facial Plastic Surgery 

Presentation of the new elected EUFOS board 

President, Secretary General, Treasurer 

Presentation of the new elected European Academy board 

President, Secretary General, Treasurer 

Presentation of the next EUFOS Congress 2011 

Presentation of the next meeting of the European Academy ORL-HNS in Mannheim 2009 

Hörmann K. (Germany) 

Poster Awards Ceremony 

for Otology & Neurootology, Rhinology, Laryngology, Head & Neck Surgery 


Farewell 


Stammberger H., Congress Co-President 

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gUIDElINES & INFORMAtION 

guidELinEs & information for Chairs, 

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gUIdELINES & INfORMaTION 

modErators, instruCtors, spEakErs 

and postEr prEsEntErs 

OPENING HOURS SPEAkERS’ PREVIEw ROOM 

Saturday, June 30 th , 2007 10:00 – 21:00 

Sunday, July 1 st , 2007 06:15 – 19:00 

Monday, July 2 nd , 2007 06:15 – 18:00 

Tuesday, July 3 rd , 2007 06:15 – 19:00 

Wednesday, July 4 th , 2007 06:15 – 14:00 

IF YOU ARE A CHAIR 

(1. - 4. are vaild for all Chair types) 

1. Please locate your session room in due time and be there at least 15 minutes prior to the start of 

the Session. 

2. Chairs/Co-Chairs are requested to announce any potential conflicts of interests regarding the 

current presentations in order to allow the audience to take this into account when assessing the 

objectivity of the presentation. 

3. It is the chairs´ responsibility to start the session on time and that overall session time is not 

extended. This is of utmost importance to preserve the programme schedule! 

4. For organisational reasons only, we kindly ask you to dispose your mobile phone number at the 

Speakers’ Preview Room to be able to reach you in case anything unexpected occurs. The mobile 

phone number will be kept strictly confidential and will be disregarded at the end of the congress. 

5. If you are a Chair of a Scientific Session: 

We remind you that speakers should strictly observe timing and that discussants should not speak 

without permission and must first clearly state their names, institutions and countries of origin: 

Key Note: 15 min + 5 min discussion 

(occasionally the programme coordinators have assigned alternative speaking times) 

Oral Presentations: 7 min + 3 min discussion 

Poster Short Presentations: 3 min + 2 min discussion 

6. If you are a Chair of a Round table: 

The Chair is asked to open and close the Session. It is the Moderator´s responsibility to look after the 

sequence of the Session. 

7. If you are a Chair of a guided Poster tour: 

Please approach the Posters Service Desk (Zone 2b) at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the 

Session to receive the sticker for indicating your Poster Award nominee: 

The Chairs shall nominate one poster per guided poster tour as candidate for the EUFOS 2007 Poster 

Awards. Selected Posters will be displayed in the Best Poster Area in Zone 1 next to the main entrance. 

The EUFOS Awards Committee will view all posters nominated and select 3 Poster Awards to be announced 

during the Closing Ceremony. 

Chairs are therefore requested to designate the best Poster at the end of each tour and to communicate 

the nomination also to the assistant at the Posters Service Desk.


IF YOU ARE A MODERATOR 


the Session. 

2. Moderators are requested to announce any potential conflicts of interests regarding the current 

presentations in order to allow the audience to take this into account when assessing the objectivity 

of the presentation. 

3. We remind you that speakers should strictly observe timing and that discussants should not speak 

without permission and must first clearly state their names, institutions and countries of origin. 

4. For organisational reasons only, we kindly ask you to disclose your mobile phone number when 

collecting your congress documents so that we can reach you in case anything unexpected occurs. 

The mobile phone number will be kept strictly confidential and will be disregarded at the end of the 

congress. 

IF YOU ARE AN INSTRUCTOR 


the session. 

2. Instructors are requested to announce any potential conflicts of interests regarding their current 

presentation in order to allow the audience to take this into account when assessing the objectivity of 

the presentation. 

3. Please note that the time slot for an instructional course is strictly limited to 1 hour - no exceptions! 




congress. 

5. Instructors are encouraged to prepare handouts. If requested, multiple copies can be made at the 

congress if the handout template is delivered to the Speakers’ Preview Room 1 day prior to the Session. 

Max. volume of handouts: 5 pages 

6. In case you are working with anatomic specimen, the specimen are provided by the organizers (non 

fixated, cleaned heads for rhino- and paranasal sinussurgery, surgery of the ear and skull base). 

Heads are mounted in a head holder which is placed in a plastic vessel. Surgical gloves and tissue 

paper are on the desk. 

Please be aware that you are responsible for organising all the medical equipment 

(i.e. surgical instruments, endoscopes, microscopes) you require for the instructional course. 

basis equipment provided includes beamer, laptop, screen and microphones. 

7. You should deliver and view/check the PowerPoint presentation at the Speakers’ Preview Room 

(Zone 1) at least 3 hours prior to the start of the respective Session. 

For Sessions starting at 07:00, the PowerPoint presentation should be delivered the previous day, 

before 17:30 in order to avoid any delay. 

Format: Miscrosoft PowerPoint, Windows Version XP 

Electronic Support: CD-ROM or USB only 

Videos should be included in your PowerPoint Presentation or at least be in a format that is 

supported by Windows Media Player. 

You are asked to use the laptop provided in the session room. In case you prefer to present with your 

own laptop make sure that possible other presentations from additional instructors shall run on your 

laptop also. 

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IF YOU ARE A SPEAkER IN A SCIENTIFIC SESSION OR 

ROUND TABLE 

1. Please locate your session room in due time and be in your session room at least 15 minutes prior 

to the start of the session. 

2. Speaker are requested to disclose in the first slide of their presentation any potential conflicts of 

interests regarding their current presentation in order to allow the audience to take this into account 

when assessing the objectivity of the presentation. 

3. Speakers should deliver and view/check the PowerPoint presentation at the Speakers’ Preview 

Room (Zone 1) at least 3 hours prior to the start of the respective Session. 

For Sessions starting at 08:15, the PowerPoint presentation should be delivered the previous day, 

before 17:30 in order to avoid any delay. 

Format: Miscrosoft PowerPoint, Windows Version XP 

Electronic Support: CD-ROM or USB only 

Videos should be included in your PowerPoint Presentation or at least be in a format that is 

supported by Windows Media Player. 

Speakers are not permitted to take PowerPoint presentations directly to the technical 

assistant in the session rooms! 

4. Speakers are asked to keep their presentations within the given time limits. This is of utmost 

importance to preserve the session and programme schedule! 

Key Note: 15 min + 5 min discussion 

(occasionally the programme coordinators have assigned alternative speaking times) 

Oral Presentations: 7 min + 3 min discussion 

Poster Short Presentations: 3 min + 2 min discussion 




congress. 

IF YOU PRESENT A POSTER 

1. Poster Sessions take place from July 1st to July 3rd between 09:30 and 17:00 with Guided Poster 

Tours scheduled between 12:15 and 13:15. 

2. Poster Areas are in Kleiner Redoutensaal, Rauchsalon and Maria theresien Appartements I-III, 

all located in Zone 2b on the first floor. 

3. Please check the date on which your Poster will be presented in one of the Guided Poster Tours 

and mount the Poster by 09:30 on the Poster board with your Abstract book Code (= the Poster 

number). Remove it the same day between 16:00 and 17:30, otherwise your poster will be removed 

and disposed of by staff. 

4. Double-sided tape for mounting the Posters will be available from the Posters Service Desk located 

in Kleiner Redoutensaal. Please note that no other materials are admitted for mounting the Posters 

to avoid damaging of the panel surfaces. An assistant will be available should you need any help. 

5. Be in your Poster Session Area at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the guided Poster tour. 

6. Presentation time + discussion per Poster: 4 min 


7. Per Guided Poster Tour the Chair will select one poster as candidate for the EUFOS 2007 Poster 

Awards. The selected Posters will be mounted in the Best Posters Area (Zone 1). The EUFOS Awards 

Committee will view all candidate Posters and decide on the 3 Poster Awards - one per discipline and 

awarded with EUR 1.000,00 each - to be announced and distributed during the Closing Ceremony.

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FlOORPlAN 

fLoorpLan 

HELDENPLATZ 

GRABEN 

RING 

LEGEND 

Stairways down to 

SOUTERRAIN 

SESSION ROOMS 

POSTER 

EXHIBITION 

OTHER AREAS 

COFFEE AREA 

INTERNET 

CONGRESS 

BAGS 

COFFEE BAR (CASH BASIS) 

TOILET 

STAIRWAYS 

CLOAKROOM 

SCHATZKAMMER 

SAAL 

FORUM/ 

SOUTERRAIN (DOWNSTAIRS) 

EXHIBITION 

SPEAKERS’ 

PREVIEW ROOM 

MOBILE 

LAB 

ZONE 2a - 

FIRST FLOOR 

ZONE 1 - 

GROUND FLOOR 

GEHEIME 

RATSTUBE 

RADETZKY 

APP III 

RADETZKY 

APP II 

RADETZKY 

APP I 

KÜNSTLER- 

ZIMMER 

ZEREMONIEN- 

SAAL 

REGISTRATION 

AREA/ 

CME 

CREDITS 

ENTRANCE 

BURGRAUM 

Stairways up to 

ZONE 2a AND 2b 

GARTENSAAL 

BEST POSTERS 

EXHIBITION 

MARIA 

THERESIEN 

APP I 

FESTSAAL 


UNTERE LOUNGE 

MARIA 

THERESIEN 

APP III 

TO ZONE 2b 

UNTERE 

(DOWNSTAIRS) 

MITTLERE 

LOUNGE 

RAUCHSALON 

ZONE 2b - 

FIRST FLOOR 

GROSSER 

REDOUTEN- 

SAAL 


GARDESALON 


KLEINER/GROSSER REDOUTENSAAL 

UNTERE/MITTLERE LOUNGE 

KLEINER 

REDOUTEN- 

SAAL 

GARDE- 

SALON 

MARIA 

THERESIEN 

APP II 

POSTERS SERVICE DESK/ 

CME CREDITS 

STAIRWAYS DOWN TO 

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SCIENtIFIC PROgRAMME 

subjECt to Last minutE ChangEs 

SESSION FORMAT 

SCIENTIfIC pROgRaMME 

1. instructional Courses 

79 high class “How-I-Do-It” Instructional Courses are offered, some of them including demonstration 

dissections on excellent anatomical specimens, performed by masters of their field. Topics include, 

but are not limited to, allegedly “simple” things like mastoidectomy, basic FESS, via rhino- and facial 

plastic approaches highlighting the do´s and don’ts, via the standard and the latest in allergy testing 

and treatment, to extended (Endoscopic) approaches to pituitary clivus and even intracranially. All 

subspecialties of our field will provide excellent instructions to our young colleagues as well as to the 

experienced. 

Instructional courses have to be booked separately for a small nominal fee of EUR 20,00 at the 

counter in the Registration Area. Note that access to the session rooms is granted with the respective 

voucher. 

2. Round Tables 

In 89 Round Tables real discussion amongst panellists will be encouraged and substantial time allowed 

for (also controversial) dispute, rather than having five or six end-to-end power point presentations. 

Young emerging scientists/clinicians will be given ample opportunity to present. 

3. Scientific Sessions 

Authors were invited to submit abstracts on their latest research findings. All abstracts submitted were 

reviewed, and Free Communications were selected from among them. These sessions are presided 

over by selected Chairs and Co-Chairs. 

For Oral Presentations, speaking time is 7 min + 3 min discussion, for Poster Short Presentations 

3 min + 2 min discussion. 

4. Poster Sessions / guided Poster Tours 

45 Poster Sessions take place form July 1 st to July 3 rd between 9:30 and 17:00 with Guided Poster 

Tours scheduled for 12:15 and 13:15. 

A whole range of outstanding abstract on new research findings and important ongoing research was 

submitted for posters. The fact that a large proportion of the posters submitted ware handed in by 

young investigators made it especially important to provide opportunities to present to and discuss 

these findings with the audience. 

5. Lunch Symposia 

The Lunch Symposia are fully integrated into the congress but are sessions entirely designed, 

produced and controlled by the sponsoring company. These sessions will take place form July 1 st to 

July 3 rd between 12:15 and 13:45.

day aT a gLaNCE 

SAtURDAy JUNE, 30TH , 2007 

saturday, junE 30 th , 2007 

day at a gLanCE 

Forum Souterrain Schatzkammersaal 

gartensaal Festsaal Zeremoniensaal 

Z o n e 1 Z o n e 2a 

Opening 

Ceremony 

& 

Cocktail 

Reception 

(for details p. 22) 

Opening 

Ceremony 

& 

Cocktail 

Reception 

(for details p. 22) 

10:00 

10:15 

10:30 

10:45 

11:00 

11:15 

11:30 

11:45 

12:00 

12:15 

12:30 

12:45 

13:00 

13:15 

13:30 

13:45 

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14:15 

14:30 

14:45 

15:00 

15:15 

15:30 

15:45 

16:00 

16:15 

16:30 

16:45 

17:00 

17:15 

17:30 

17:45 

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19:15 

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TUESDAY 03-JUl 

WEDNESDAY 04-JUl 

NAME INDEX 

07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

SUNDAy JULY 1ST , 2007 

sunday, juLy 1st , 2007 

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instructional Course 

HiC17 

Lind P. 

PET-CT in head and neck 

Scientific Session 

Allergic and Non-Allergic 

Rhinitis 

Round Table 

RRT12 (ERS) 

Caversaccio M. 

Advances in Computer 

Assisted Surgery 

12:15 Lunch Symposium 

Recent Advances in In- 

Office and Intraoperative 

ENT Imaging 

supported by XORAN 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

17:45 

18:45 

Round Table 

RRT10 

(ERS / ARS) 

Fliss D.-M. 

Advances in Imaging of 

Sinuses and Adjacent 

Skull Base 


DCR 


RiC19 

Hofmann T. / 

Lackner A. / Klein A. 

Surgery of the Lacrimal 

Drainage System 



HiC7 

Friedrich G. 

Clinical application of 

different laryngoplasty 

techniques for voice 

improvement 

Round Table 

HRT2 

Dejonckere P. 

Pertubation indexes in 

objective assessment of 

dysphonia 

Round Table 

HRT6 (ELS) 

Friedrich G. 

Vocal cord dysfunction 

Round Table 

HRT8 (EHNS) 

Stöckli S. 

Sentinel node in head 

and neck oncology 

- European consensus 


Laryngology 1 


HiC29 

Zbären P. 

Neoplasms of the parotid 

gland 




OiC15 

Gjuric M. / Hagen R. 

Controversies in the management 

of vestibular 

schwannoma 

Round Table 

ORT30 (EFAS) 

Holgers K. M. 

Current European opinions 

on the treatment of 

tinnitus 

Round Table 

ORT31 (EFAS) 

Grandori F. 

Current European 

opinions in hearing loss 

in children 

Round Table 

ORT32 (EFAS) 

Sliwinska M. 


in noise inducted 

hearing loss- from clinic 

to the molecular level 


Audiology 1 


HiC1 

Betka J. 

Thyroid surgery 

C o f f e e b r e a k 



RiC25 

Castelnuovo P./ 

Nicolai P. 

Dural Defects 

Round Table 

HRT3 (UEP) 

De Jong F. 

European State of the art 

diagnosis, treatment and 

prevention of professional 

voice disorders 


Oncology 1 

Round Table 

HRT9 

Friedrich G. 

Vocal fold scars - an 

unsolved problem? 


Dysphagia 

& Reflux 1 


HiC19 

Monnier P. 

Cricotracheal resectionthe 

surgical solution 

for subglottic stenois in 

children? 


RiC20 

Stammberger H./ 

Braun H. 

FESS – The Basics Step 

by Step 

Round Table 

RRT17 (ERS) 

Stammberger H. 

Management of Bleeding 

in Endoscopic Sinus and 

Skull Base Surgery: Pre-, 

Intra- and Postoperative 

Round Table 

RRT13 

(ERS/EAFPS) 

Rettinger G. 

Revision Rhinoplastiy 


Nose Bleeds 


Advanced Endoscopic 

Techniques 


RiC5 

Tasman A.-J. 

Basics in Septorhinoplasty 

Mobile Lab – instructional Course RiC23 

Kuhn F. / Levine H., USA 

A Practical Review of the Relieva Balloon Sinuplasty Devices: Mobile Education Center Hands-on Workshop 


Head and Neck Surgery Otology and Neurootology Rhinology 


RiC28 

Bachert C. 

Allergy Tests 

Tests 

Round Table 

HRT1 

Hörmann K. 

Surgery for sleep disorder 

breathing - preoperative 

evaluation and its impact on 

treatment selection - European 

consensus 

Round Table 

HRT5 (EHNS) 

Bradley P. 

Treatment of early glottic 

carcinoma 

Round Table 

HRT7 (UEP) 

De Jong F. 

Challenge of the professional 

voice 

Round Table 

HRT10 

Hultcrantz E. 

T&A - Tonsil surgery in a 

new era 


OiC8 

Biesinger E. 

Cervical spine and 

otology





geheime 

Ratstube 


HiC26 

Vogt K. 

Advanced techniques of 

radiofrequency surgery 

in ORL 

Round Table 

RRT2 

Cingi C. 

Protruding Ears: 

Which techniques 

stick out? 


Audiology 2 


Cochlear Implants 3 

General 

Assembly 

EAORL HNS 

16:00 - 18:00 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23a 

08:30 – 10:15 

Künstlerzimmer 

großer 

Redoutensaal 

gardesalon Untere 

Lounge 

Z o n e 2a Z o n e 2b 


OiC11 

Magnan J. 

Minimal invasive retrosigmoid 

approach, nerve 

section and vascular 

decompression 

Round Table 

ORT21 

Gummer A. 

Newest developments of 

inner ear biology 

Round Table 

ORT16 

Van de Heyning E. 

Inner ear genetics 

- Update 2007 


Inner Ear Biology 

Round Table 

ORT18 

Somers T. 

Diagnoses and treatment 

of major ear malformations 


RiC11 

Vokurka J. 

Endoscopic 

Adenoidectomy – 

How we Do it 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23b 

10:30 – 12:15 


OiC14 

Ramos A. / Manrique M. 

What should the general 

ENT practitioner know 

about cochlear implants? 

Round Table 

ORT6 (EAONO) 

Offeciers E. 

The only hearing ear 

with chronic otitis media 

- different European 

strategies 

Round Table 

ORT5 (EAONO) 

Moeller P. 

Quality of life in vestibular 

schwannomas 

Round Table 

ORT7 (EAONO) 

Casselmann J. 

Modern imaging in otology 

and neurootology 


Tinnitus 


OiC12 

Marangos N. 

Canal-Wall-up Tympanoplasty 

from A-Z 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23c 

12:30 – 14:15 




HiC9 

Heimdal J.-H. / Maat R. 

Exercise induced stridor, 

a method for visualizing 

laryngeal dysfunction 

during exercise 


Basic Science 1 


Cochlear 

Implants 4 


RiC10 

Weber R. 

Endonasal Endoscopic 

Type III-Drainage and its 

Modifications 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23d 

14:30 – 16:15 


HiC18 

Lindenberger J. 

Bipolar radiofrequency 

induced thermotherapy 

(RFITT) for snoring and 

OSA 


HiC32 

Salzwimmer M. / Eckel H. 

Supportive care (palliative 

care) for incurable head and 

neck cancer patients 

10:30 – 11:30 


OSAS 1 


HiC3 

Dalchow C. 

Digital volume tomography 

in otolaryngology 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23e 

16:30 – 18:15 

Mittlere 

Lounge 


HiC8 

Gandhi S. 

Laser in phonosurgery 

Round Table 

HRT4 

Sittel C. 

Decisionmaking in 

laryngotracheal stenosis 


HiC27 

Weber A. 

Skin cancer-emphasis on 

plastic surgical procedures 

14:00 – 15:00 


HiC11 

Hsu P. P. 

Computer-assisted 

quantitative airway 

analysis and calibrated 

cephalometry 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23f 

18:30 – 20:15 

07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

12:15 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

17:45 

18:45 

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09:30 

12:15 

12:15 

13:15 

13:15 

17:00 



Maria Theresien 

App l 

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App ll 


App lll 

Z o n e 2b 

Poster Sessions 

guided Poster Tours HNS: 

OSAS / Tonsils & Adenoids 

Dysphagia & Reflux 

Laryngology 1 

Laryngology 2 

Oncology 1 

Miscellaneous 1 

guided Poster Tours Otology: 

Audiology 1 


Inner Ear Biology / Pedaudiology 

Tinnitus / Vestibular disorders 

Otosclerosis / Tympanoplasty 

guided Poster Tours Rhinology: 

Allergy 

Facial & Rhinoplastic Surgery / CRS Polyposis 

Tumors of Nose & Sinuses 

Imaging of nose, sinuses and skull base 


day aT a gLaNCE - pOSTERS 


Rauchsalon Kleiner 

Redoutensaal

HEad aNd NECk SURgERy 



iC - instruCtionaL CoursEs 

hEad and nECk surgEry 

07:00 - 08:00 Room: souterrain (Zone 1) 

HiC7 Clinical application of different 

laryngoplasty techniques for voice 

improvement 

Instructor: Friedrich G., Austria 

(Abstract Book: HIC7) 

07:00 - 08:00 Room: mittlere Lounge (Zone 2b) 

HiC8 Laser in phonosurgery 

Instructor: Gandhi S., India 


07:00 - 08:00 Room: gardesalon (Zone 2b) 

HiC9 Exercise induced stridor, a method 

for visualizing laryngeal dysfunction 

during exercise 

Instructors: Heimdal J.-H., Norway 

Maat R., Norway 

07:00 - 08:00 Room: forum (Zone 1) 

HiC17 pEt-Ct in head and neck 

Instructor: Lind P., Austria 


07:00 - 08:00 Room: untere Lounge (Zone 2b) 

HiC18 bipolar radiofrequency induced 

thermotherapy (RFiTT) for snoring and 

OSA 

Instructor: Lindenberger J., Germany 


07:00 - 08:00 Room: geheime ratstube (Zone 2a) 

HiC26 Advanced techniques of radiofrequency 

surgery in ORL 

Instructor: Vogt K., Germany 



HiC32 Supportive care (palliative care) 

for incurable head and neck cancer 

patients 

Instructor: Eckel H., Austria 

Salzwimmer M., Austria 



HiC27 Skin cancer-emphasis on plastic 

surgical procedures 

Instructor: Weber A., Germany 


17:45 - 18:45 Room: schatzkammersaal (Zone 1) 

HiC1 Thyroid surgery 

Instructor: Betka J., Czech Republic 



HiC3 Digital volume tomography in 

otolaryngology 

Instructor: Dalchow C., Germany 



HiC11 Computer-assisted quantitative airway 

analysis and calibrated cephalometry 

Instructor: Hsu P. P., Singapore 


17:45 - 18:45 Room: gartensaal (Zone 1) 

HiC19 Cricotracheal resection-the surgical 

solution for subglottic stenois in 

children? 

Instructor: Monnier P., Switzerland 



HiC29 Neoplasms of the parotid gland 

Instructor: Zbären P., Switzerland 

(Abstract Book: HIC 29) 

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OTOLOgy / RHINOLOgy 


otoLogy / rhinoLogy 

07:00 - 08:00 Room: künstlerzimmer (Zone 2a) 

OiC11 Minimal invasive retrosigmoid approach, 

nerve section and vascular 

decompression 

Instructor: Magnan J., France 

07:00 - 08:00 Room: großer redoutensaal (Zone 2b) 

OiC14 What should the general ENT practitioner 

know about cochlear implants? 

Instructors: Ramos A., Spain 

Manrique M., Spain 


OiC15 Controversies in the management of 

vestibular schwannoma 

Instructors: Gjuric M., Croatia 

Hagen R., Germany 

17:45 - 18:45 Room: Zeremoniensaal (Zone 2a) 

OiC8 Cervical spine and otology 

Instructor: Biesinger E., Germany 


OiC12 Canal-Wall-up Tympanoplasty from 

A-Z 

Instructor: Marangos N., Greece 

06:15 - 07:15 Room: mobile Lab 

RiC23 A Practical Review of the Relieva 

balloon Sinuplasty Devices: Mobile 

Education Center Hands-on Workshop 

Instructors: Kuhn F. / Levine H., USA 

07:00 - 08:00 Room: festsaal (Zone 2a) 

RiC20 FESS – The basics Step by Step 

ERS 

Instructors: Stammberger H., Austria 

Braun H., Austria 


RiC25 Dural Defects 

Instructors: Castelnuovo P., Italy 



RiC28 Allergy Tests 

ERS 

Instructor: Bachert C., Belgium 


RiC23a A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23b A Practical Review of the Relieva 



Instructors: Kuhn F. / Levine H., USA

RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


RiC23c A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23d A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23e A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC5 basics in Septorhinoplasty 

EAFPS 

Instructor: Tasman A.-J., Switzerland 

(Abstract Book: RIC5) 

17:45 - 18:45 Room: gardesalon (Zone 2a) 

RiC10 Endonasal Endoscopic Type iii-Drainage 

and its Modifications 

Instructor: Weber R., Germany 



RiC11 Endoscopic Adenoidectomy – How we 

Do it 

Instructor: Vokurka J., Czech Republic 



RiC19 Surgery of the Lacrimal Drainage 

System 

ERS 

Instructors: Hofmann T., Austria 

Lackner A., Austria 

Klein A., Austria 


RiC23f A Practical Review of the Relieva 




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rt - round tabLEs 



HRT1 Surgery for sleep disorder breathing 

- preoperative evaluation and its 

impact on treatment selection - European 

consensus 

Moderator: Hörmann K., Germany 

Chair: Pavelka R., Austria 

1. preoperative radiologic imaging and its impact 

on decision making 

Chabolle F., France 

2. pressure measurements and their impact on 

treatment selection 

Tvinnereim M., Norway 

3. the value of preoperative clinical assessment in 


De Vries N., The Netherlands 

4. the clinical impact of critical closing pressure 

Van de Heyning P., Belgium 

5. the clinical impact of critical closing pressure 

Hamans E., Belgium 

6. preoperative sleep endoscopy and its value for 


Kotecha B., UK 


HRT2 Pertubation indexes in objective assessment 

of dysphonia 

Moderator: Dejonckere P., The Netherlands 

Chair: Denk-Linnert D.-M., Austria 

Speakers to be announced 



HRT3 European State of the art diagnosis, 

treatment and prevention of professional 

voice disorders 

UEP 

Moderator: De Jong F., The Netherlands 

Chair: Schneider B., Austria 

1. Pais Clemente M., Portugal 

2. Wellens W., Belgium 

3. Woznica B., Poland 

4. Osipenko E., Russia 

5. De Jong F., The Netherlands 

6. Kersing W., The Netherlands 

7. Schindler A., Italy 


HRT4 Decisionmaking in laryngotracheal 

stenosis 

Moderator: Sittel C., Germany 

Chair: Monnier P., Switzerland 

1. Monnier P., Switzerland 

2. Hoeve H., The Netherlands 

3. Bailey M., UK 

4. Peretti G., Italy 

5. Lichtenberger G., Hungary 

6. Ünal F., Turkey 


HRT5 Treatment of early glottic carcinoma 

EHNS 

Moderator: Bradley P., UK 

Chair: Glanz H. K., Germany 

Speakers to be announced







HRT6 Vocal cord dysfunction 

ELS 

Moderator: Friedrich G., Austria 

Chair: Andrea M., Portugal 

1. Giovanni A., France 

2. Friedrich G., Austria 

3. Heimdal J.-H., Norway 

4. Kenn K., Germany 

5. Rasmussen N., Denmark 

6. Remacle M., Belgium 

7. Uloza V., Lithuania 


HRT7 Challenges of professional voice 

UEP 

Moderator: De Jong F., The Netherlands 

Chair: Wellens W., Belgium 

1. Pais Clemente M., Portugal 

2. Wellens W., Belgium 

3. Woznica B., Poland 

4. Osipenko E., Russia 

5. De Jong F., The Netherlands 

6. Kersing W., The Netherlands 

7. Schindler A., Italy 


HRT8 Sentinel node in head and neck oncology 


EHNS 

Moderator: Stöckli S., Switzerland 

Chair: Jochen W., Germany 

1. overview on sentinel node biopsy for hnsCC 

Stöckli S., Switzerland 

2. management of early oral squamous cell cancer: 

results with the wait and scan approach 


3. multivariable analysis of the sentinel lymph node 

in the group of 32 cancer patients 

Szyfter W., Poland 

4. management of early oral squamous cell cancer: 

results with the elective neck dissection 

approach 

Mäkitie A., Finland 

5. the European sentinel node trial 

McGurk M., UK 

6. Experience with sentinel node biopsy for 

other sites than oral cavity 

Werner J., Germany 


HRT9 Vocal fold scars - an unsolved 

problem? 

Moderator: Friedrich G., Austria 

Chair: Bigenzahn W., Austria 



HRT10 T&A Tonsil surgery in a new era 

Moderator: Hultcrantz E., Sweden 

Chair: Zargi M., Slovenia 

1. Hessen-Söderman A., Sweden 

2. Maurer J., Germany 

3. Windfuhr J., Germany 

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otoLogy 


ORT6 The only hearing ear with chronic 

otitis media - different European 

strategies 

EAONO 

Moderator: Offeciers E., Belgium 

Chair: Grote J., The Netherlands 

1. Bébéar J. P., France 

2. Dergenc R., Serbia 

3. Häusler R., Switzerland 

4. Jahnke K., Germany 


ORT21 Newest developments of inner ear 

biology 

inner Ear 

Moderator: Gummer A., Germany 

Chair: Avraham K., Israel 

1. mechanisms of cochlear amplification 

Gummer T., Germany 

2. genetic mutations: implications for inner ear 

malfunction 

Avraham K., Israel 

3. molecular mechanisms of regeneration in the 

inner ear 

Löwenheim H., Germany 

4. tuning and synchronization of the cochlear 

amplifier: involvement of the tectorial membrane 

Lukashin A., UK 

5. Maggiori L., France 

6. physiology and pathology of hair cell ribbon 

synapses 

Moser T., Germany 

7. the generation of the endocochlear potential – 

a perfect collaboration of stria vascularis and 

spiral ligament 

Wangemann P., USA 

OTOLOgy 


ORT30 Current European opinions on the 

treatment of tinnitus 

EFAS 

Moderator: Holgers K. M., Sweden 

Chair: Luntz M., Israel 

1. Attias J., Israel 

2. Biesinger E., Germany 

3. Ceranic B., UK 

4. Dauman R., France 

6. Zenner H. P., Germany 


ORT5 Quality of life in vestibular schwannomas 

EAONO 

Moderator: Moeller P., Norway 

Chair: Sziklai I., Hungary 

1. Iro H., Germany 

2. Magnan J., France 

3. Moeller P., Norway 

4. Tos M., Denmark 

5. Tran Ba Huy P., France

OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 


ORT16 inner ear genetics - Update 2007 

inner Ear 

Moderator: Van de Heyning E., Belgium 

Chair: Pfister M., Germany 

1. Darrouzet V., France 

2. genotyping for Cx26 and Cx30 gene mutations in 

the Cases with Congenital hearing Loss 

Dereköy S., Turkey 

(Abstract Book: OP106) 

3. Kunst D., The Netherlands 

4. genotypes of various nonsyndromic hearing 

losses of genetic origin 

Kiss J., Hungary 

(Abstract Book: OL89) 

5. Pfister M., Germany 


ORT31 Current European opinions in hearing 

loss in children 

EFAS 

Moderator: Grandori F., Italy 

Chair: Tavartkiladze G., Russia 

1. keynote Lecture: 

Grandori F., Italy 

2. Hildmann A., Germany 

3. Holgers K. M., Sweden 

4. Lesinski-Schiedat A., Germany 

5. Cochlear implants in infants 

Miyamoto R., USA 


6. recent trends in objective measures for the 

purpose of Cochlear implantation 

Tavartkiladze G., Russia 



ORT7 Modern imaging in otology and neurootology 

EAONO 

Moderator: Casselmann J., Belgium 

Chair: Franz P., Austria 


Casselmann J., Belgium 

2. Fraysse B., France 

3. Green K., UK 


5. Minor L., USA 


ORT32 Current European opinions in noise 

inducted hearing loss- from clinic to 

the molecular level 

EFAS 

Moderator: Sliwinska, M., Poland 

Chair: Attias J., Israel 

1. Attias J., Israel 

2. Barrenäs M., Sweden 

3. Lefebvre P., Belgium 


ORT18 Diagnoses and treatment of major ear 

malformation 

Ear Malformation 

Moderator: Somers T., Belgium 

Chair: Bootz F., Germany 

1. Bootz F., Germany 

2. Dubreuil C., France 

3. Hizalan I., Turkey 

4. Karchev T., Bulgaria 


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rhinoLogy 


RRT2 Protruding Ears: Which techniques 

stick out? 

Moderator: Cingi C., Turkey 

Chair: East C., UK 

1. Rettinger G., Germany 

2. Raunig H., Austria 

3. East C., UK 


RRT17 Management of bleeding in endoscopic 

sinus and skull base surgery: Pre-, 

intra- and postoperative 

ERS 

Moderator: Stammberger H., Austria 

Chair: Lund V., UK 

1. anaesthesia 

Mausser G., Austria 


strategies of endoscopic control of bleeding 

– from decent oozing to carotid “Explosion” 


3. management of sphenopalatine bleeds 


4. management of intracranial bleeds 

Carrau R., USA 

5. profuse epistaxis following sphenoid surgery – 

a ruptured internal carotid pseudoaneurysm and 

its management - Poster Short Presentation 

Biswas D., UK 

(Abstract Book: RP132) 

6. postop.: to pack or not to pack? 

Badia L., UK 

7. a study of CmC post fEss 

Leunig A., Germany 

(Abstract Book: RL47) 


RHINOLOgy 

RRT12 Advances in computer assisted 

surgery 

Moderator: Caversaccio M., Switzerland 

Chair: Schmelzer B., Belgium 

1. basics – new trends – indications 

Caversaccio M., Switzerland 

2. pros and cons for a magnet-based navigation 

device for sinus and anterior skull base surgery 

Kania R., France 


3. Ct-mr-fusion for navigational surgery of 

pituitary and other skull base tumors 

Köle W., Austria 

4. navigated control in endoscopic surgery 

and “active Eye” 

Strauss G., Germany 

5. tele-3d-Cas 

Klapan I., Croatia 


RRT13 Revision rhinoplasty 

ERS/EAFPS 

Moderator: Rettinger G., Germany 

Chair: Wolf G., Austria 

1. Literature review of postoperative deformities 

Rettinger G., Germany 

2. analysis of causes - prevention-correction of 

postoperative problems and deformities: 

functional problems 

Grymer L., Denmark 



nasal dorsum 




nasal tip/base 

Tasman A.-J., Switzerland 

5. the role of implants in revision surgery 


6. septorhinoplasty using radiofrequency 

Moravej M., Iran 

(Abstract Book: RL60)

RHINOLOgy | HEad aNd NECk SURgERy 



sCiEntifiC sEssions 

rhinoLogy / hEad and nECk surgEry 


RRT10 Advances in imaging of sinuses and 

adjacent skull base 

ERS/ARS 

Moderator: Fliss D., Israel 

Chair: Kennedy D., USA 

1. imaging of the sinuses and adjacent skull base 

– state of the art 2007. 


2. Maroldi A., Italy 

3. intraoperative Ct-scanning: first experience 

with a low-radiation dose system 

Kennedy D., USA 

4. high resolution volume computed tomography: 

a new tool for chronic rhinosinusitis 



5. Evaluation of buccal fat ptosis and atrophy with 

magnetic resonance imaging 

Little S., UK 


6. the impact of sinus computed tomography on 

treatment decisions for chronic sinusitis - Poster 

Short Presentation 

Marev D., Bulgaria 



basic Science 1 

Chair: Grénman R., Finland 

Co-Chair: Kleinsasser N., Austria 

1. the relapse-free survival in oro- and hypoharyngeal 

squamous Cell Carcinoma Correlates 

significantly with the genotype of the t393C 

polymorphism of the gás gene 

Lehnerdt G., Germany 

(Abstract Book: HL1) 

2. human papillomavirus frequency in head and 

neck squamous cell carcinoma 

Romanitan M., Romania 


3. the Comparison of the presence of Epstein-barr 

virus derived Latent membrane protein-1 gene 

in Cervical metastatic Lymph nodes of patients 

with head and neck carcinoma 

Khademi B., Iran 


4. ultrastructural aspects of olfactive mucosa of 

laryngectomees 

Cutrera B., Italy 


5. hpv as prognostic factor in oral / oropharyngeal 

squamous cell cancer 

Klozar J., Czech Republic 


6. Correlation between p53 and pCna in lymph 

nodes metastases of oral/oropharynx cancer 

De Nardi E., Italy 


7. analysis of the wnt pathway in oral squamous 

cell carcinomas 

Thurnher D., Austria 


8. Customized, defect specific scaffolds for tissue 

Engineering in the means of reconstructive 

surgery - Poster Short Presentation 

Staudenmaier R., Germany 

(Abstract Book: HP1) 

9. Expression of metalloproteinases mmp-2 and 

mmp-9 in salivary gland tumors - Poster Short 

Presentation 

Papadas T., Greece 


10. study of the polymorphism of the gene responsi- 

ble of tobacco metabolism in patients with head 

and neck cancer - Poster Short Presentation 

Comas J., Spain 


11. Current promising molecular markers in head 

and neck squamous cell cancer - Poster Short 

Presentation 

Plzak J., Czech Republic 


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Oncology 1 

Chair: Szyfter W., Poland 

Co-Chair: Andry G., Belgium 



1. Cancer of the mobile tongue: analysis of 150 

cases treated by one surgical team over a 15 

years period 



2. Epithelial malignancies of the middle third of 

the face. Clinicostatistical analysis of 92 patients 

treated over a 15 year period. 



3. Evaluation of marking superficial head and neck 

skin cancer lesions with the naked eye and 

microscope 

Goodyear P., UK 


4. role of us and Ct in detection of neck 

metastases of squamous cell carcinomas 



5. outcomes of basaloid squamous Cell Carcinoma 

of the head and neck: Comparative study of 62 

cases vs 186 controls 

Tedla M., Slovakia 


6. sentinel lymph node biopsy for patients with 

early stage cutaneous melanoma in the head 

and neck 

Ivkic M., Croatia / Hrvatska 


7. follow-up of head & neck cancer patients: 

a prospective analysis 

Hewitt R. R., UK 


8. improved survival in patients with locally 

advanced nasopharyngeal carcinomas after 

accelerated hyperfractionated radiotherapy with 

concurrent chemotherapy 

Fischer M., Germany 



9. prognostic factors for nasopharyngeal carcinoma 

- Poster Short Presentation 

Said A., Marocco 


10. Cervical metastases of cancer of unknown primary 

site - Poster Short Presentation 

Krejovic-Trivic S., Yugoslavia 



OSAS 1 

Chair: Chabolle F., France 

Co-Chair: Tvinnerheim M., Norway 

1. sleep disordered breathing events are robustly 

associated with autonomic activations in children 

with osa 

Pillar G., Israel 


2. Cephalometric analysis in patients with obstructive 

sleep apnea syndrome 

Olszewska E., Poland 


3. Long and shortterm results of Laup for snoring 

and sleep apnea syndrome 

Kamami Y.-V., France 


4. standardizing drug-induced sleep endoscopy in 

osas and snoring 

Pavelka R., Austria 


5. a prospective study comparing apneagraph 

with sleep nasendoscopy and polysomnography 

in patients with snoring and obstructive sleep 

apnea 

Alreefy H., UK 


6. mild obstructive sleep apnea. is it worth treating? 

Seppä J., Finland 

(Abstract Book: HL164)






7. weight reduction and lifestyle intervention as a 

treatment of mild obstructive sleep apnea (osa)prospective 

and randomized study 

Tuomilehto H., Finland 


8. the annoyance of snoring 

Dreher A., Germany 


9. Comorbidities in patients with obstructive sleep 

apnea - Poster Short Presentation - 

Tzanakakis M., Greece 


10. Clinical parameters in obstructive sleep apnoea: 

are there any Correlations? - Poster Short Presentation 

Thong J., Singapore 



Dysphagia & Reflux 1 

Chair: De Vincentiis M., Italy 

Co-Chair: Vyas S. H., UK 

1. dysphagia and Chorea huntington´s disease: 

report on a blinded follow-up study 

Habermann W., Austria 


2. bile acids and total bilirubin detection in saliva 

of patients submitted to gastric surgery. 

Galli J., Italy 


3. milk nasendoscopy v/s videofluoroscopy in 

investigation of aspiration 

Berry S., UK 


4. instrumental and logopaedic approach in adult 

neurological dysphagia 

Fattori B., Italy 


5. using scoring system and empiric treatment in 

the diagnosis of reflux 

Batioglu A., Turkey 


6. Changes in the findings of laryngopharyngeal 

reflux with treatment 

Kulekci M., Turkey 


7. reevaluation of surgical treatment by external 

approach for Zenker’s diverticulum 

Cobzeanu M. D., Romania 


8. rheological measurement in dysphagia 

Mészáros K., Hungary 


9. Laryngopharyngeal reflux in patients with laryngeal 

cancer - Poster Short Presentation 

Fejza (Bulaj) J., Albania 


10. detection of helicobacter pylori in oropharyngeal 

diseases - Poster Short Presentation 

Lukes P., Czech Republic 


11. Chronic pulmonary aspiration - Poster Short 

Presentation 

Manrique D., Brazil 


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HEad aNd NECk SURgERy / OTOLOgy 


hEad and nECk surgEry / otoLogy 


Laryngology 1 

Chair: Rasmussen N., Denmark 

Co-Chair: Shah J., USA 


head and neck surgeons of the future 

Shah J., USA 

2. autofluorescence endoscopy imaging in diagnosis 

of laryngeal neoplasia 

Zatonski M. D., Poland 


3. Current state of robotic scanning applications 

with the Co2 laser 



4. Chronic hyperplastic laryngitis (a clinical followup 

study) 

Radaljac D., Yugoslavia 


5. Clinical study of laryngeal cancer screening in 

human dry dock 

Sasaki S.-I., Japan 


6. bilateral vocal cord palsy associated with myxedema 

Kovács V., Hungary 


7. videocontact endoscopy associated with 

microsurgical “cold” techniques and Co2 LasEr 

techniques in the surgery of the glottic plan. 

Hainarosie R., Romania 


8. autofluorescent diagnostics of laryngeal precancerosis 

and cancer - Poster Short Presentation 

Baletic N., Yugoslavia 


9. Endoscopic arytenoid lateralisation of scary 

fixed vocal cords - Poster Short Presentation 

Smehák G., Hungary 



Audiology 2 

Chair: Pegan B., Croatia 

Co-Chair: Profant M., Slovakia 

1. stochastic resonance on the intensity of dpoaE’s 

Tóth F., Hungary 


2. special Cases diagnosed by dpoaE 

Abdi S., Iran 


3. middle ear pressure and measurements of the 

distorsion product otoacoustic emissions 

Luca A. S., Romania 


4. a survey of relationship between rheumatoid 

arthritis and hearing disorders 

Baradaranfar M., Iran 


5. influence of chronic mobile phone exposure on 

hearing status in humans 

Moulin A., France 


6. possible role of Cmv intracochlear reactivation 

in idiopathic sensorineural hearing loss. 

Di Nardo W., Italy 


7. audiological performance compared to plasma 

sdf-1a in niddm 

Loader B., Austria 


8. Early detection of cisplatinum ototoxicity in 

uCnt patients using otoacoustic emissions 

Mikic B., Yugoslavia 


9. hearing loss in rheumatoid arthritis 

Elango S., Malaysia 

(Abstract Book: OL16)

OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 


Cochlear implants 3 

Chair: Ramos Macias A., Spain 

Co-Chair: Daikhes N. A., Russia 

1. update on hearing improvement with bilateral 

cochlear implants 

Senn P., Switzerland 


2. assessment of immediate verbal memory in 

cochlear implanted children 

Mikic B., Yugoslavia 


3. the impact of music perception on quality of life 

following cochlear implantation 

Lassaletta L., Spain 


4. Looking at the development of musical activities 

in children with cochlear implants 

Vickers D., UK 


5. music perception by cochlear implanted patients 

Castro A., Spain 


6. speech and music perception with the new fine 

structure speech coding strategy: 

preliminary results 

Riss D., Austria 


7. an overview of the assessment procedure for 

Ci implantation across key markets in former 

Eastern Europe 

Lehnhardt M., Switzerland 


8. Complications after cochlear implant surgery 

Georgescu G., Romania 


9. device failures in cochlear implants 




inner Ear biology 

Chair: Zenner H. P., Germany 

Co-Chair: Zabolotnyi D., Ukraine 

1. rare genetic syndromes in otorhinolaryngology 

Podskarbi-Fayette R., Poland 


2. Expression of aquaporin 5 in menière’s disease 

Arweiler-Harbeck D., Germany 


3. specific cochlear or vestibular toxicity induced 

by new semi-synthetic aminoglycoside (agas): 

implications for the treatment of ménière‘s 

disease (md) 

Hyppolito M., Brazil 


4. auditory development in pmn(progressive motor 

neuropathy)-mouse mutants 

Volkenstein S., Germany 


5. natural culture and characterization of cochlear 

tissue of adults’ guinea pigs 



6. high incidence of sLC26a4 mutations in Czech Ci 

users with bilateral Eva 

Pourova R., Czech Republic 


7. gene expression in mouse strains susceptible 

and resistant to noise damage. 

Eleftheriadou A., Greece 


8. robust postmortem survival of murine vestibular 

and cochlear stem cells 

Senn P., Switzerland 


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otoLogy 


Audiology 1 

Chair: Romanet P., France 

Co-Chair: Sziklai I., Hungary 

1. key note: 

Evidence based medicine for otologists 

Burton M., UK 

2. Early cochlear hearing loss in vestibular 

schwannoma. 

Gouveris H., Germany 


3. prospective double-blind study on ototoxicity of 

antimalarial drugs, artemether/Lumefantrine, 

Quinine and atovaquone/proguanil 

Gurkov R., Germany 


4. auditory and vestibular medicine: 

to be or not to be 

Hamid M., UK 


5. intratympanic dexamethasone perfusion for the 

treatment of sudden hearing loss 

Kyrodimos E., USA 


6. intratympanic steroids for treatment of sudden 

sensorineural hearing loss and menière´s 

disease 

Plaza G., Swaziland 


7. otorhinolaryngological effects of barotrauma 

Sharma N., UK 


8. detailed audiometric evaluation of recovery after 

impulse noise acoustic trauma 

Nottet J.-B., France 




Chair: Manrique M., Spain 

Co-Chair: Répássy G., Hungary 

OTOLOgy 

1. Cochlear implantation – a three-year experience 

in Ent Clinic Cluj-napoca, romania 

Cosgarea M., Romania 


2. Cochlear implant in Ent department timisoara 



3. Cochlear implant Channel separation and its 

influence on speech perception – implications 

for a new Electrode design 

Arnoldner C., Austria 


4. maps of cochlear implanted small children nrt 

or linear profile? 

Donchev D., Bulgaria 


5. Comparative study with arabEars for native 

arab speaking children in normal hearing and 

cochlear implanted children 

Giuma S., Libya 


6. use of accessories and understanding in every 

day listening situations of cochlear implant users 

Brendel M., Germany 


7. three years experience with the flex soft Electrode 

and the pulsar Ci100 Cochlear implant 

Baumgartner W.-D., Austria 


8. fine structure coding in cochlear implants: the 

fsp strategy 

Nopp P., Austria 


9. stimulation-rate-dependence of Electrically 

Elicited stapedius reflex thresholds 

Mair L., Austria 








Tinnitus 

Chair: Strutz J., Germany 

Co-Chair: Greimel V., Austria 

1. modern neurootological classification of tinnitus 

Hantascu I. G., Romania 


2. tinnitus and anxiety-depression. is there any 

correlation? 

Zsuzsanna Z., India 


3. distorsion product otoacustic emissions 

(dpoaEs)in normal hearing patiens with tinnitus 

Psifidis A., Greece 


4. otoneurological findings in tinnitus patients 

Gezo S. A., Bosnia and Herzegovina 


5. differential diagnosis in chronic tinnitus and the 

role of hyperacusis 

Lebisch H., Germany 


6. integrated healthcare of chronic tinnitus, a 

therapy model of the future 

Pilgramm M., Germany 


7. Combined statoacoustic findings in tinnitus 

cases 

Hantascu I. G., Romania 


8. the relationship between hypozincemia and 

tinnitus 

Clayton Person O., Brazil 



Allergic and Non-Allergic Rhinitis 

Chair: Wagenmann M., Germany 

Co-Chair: Jäger S., Austria 

1. Clinical and pathophysiological phenotypes of 

non-allergic rhinitis 

Wangenmann M., Germany 

2. nasal epithelium as a biomarker for urban 

indoor and outdoor air pollution 

Chalastras T., Greece 


3. the awareness of allergy and anaphylaxis in 

preston restaurants 

De Carpentier J., UK 


4. the trouble of threshold values for allergy 

forecasts 

Jäger S., Austria 


5. microsatellite dna instability in nasal cytology 

samples of patients with allergic rhinitis and 

Copd 

Karatzanis A., Greece 


6. Cigarette smoke-enhanced allergen penetration 

across respiratory epithelium may contribute to 

allergic airway disease 

Niederberger V., Austria 


7. smokers nose 

Kjaergaard T., Norway 


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rhinoLogy 


Nose bleeds 


Co-Chair: Klossek J. M., France 


a treatment algorithm for Epistaxis 2007 


2. Can clinicians accurately identify the anxious 

patient? acute epistaxis revisited - Poster Short 

Presentation 



3. a study of hypertension in epistaxis 

Sunil V., UK 


4. analgesia in the treatment of anterior epistaxis 

with silver nitrate cautery 

Vyas S. H., UK 


5. hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (hht): 

impact of recurrent epistaxis on quality of life 

elaboration of a specific questionnaire. preliminary 

results 



6. bilateral nostril closure for severe rendu osler 

epistaxis: efficacy and tolerance 

Serrano E., France 


7. outcome of endoscopic sphenopalatine artery 

occlusion for intractable epistaxis: a 10-year 

experience - Poster Short Presentation 

Nouraei R., UK 


8. a randomized controlled trial comparing sinufoam 

and no dressing following endoscopic 

sinus surgery. 



RHINOLOgy 


Advanced Endoscopic Techniques 

Chair: Vokurka J., Czech Republic 

Co-Chair: Gosepath J., Germany 

1. anterior skull base malignancies amenable to 

transnasal endoscopic surgery 



2. Endoscopic transnasal anterior skull base resection 

of olfactory neuroblastoma 

Ikeda K., Japan 


3. how to manage advanced endoscopic scull base 

surgery 

Vokurka J., Czech Republic 


4. surgical approaches for antrochoanal polyp: 

a comparative analysis - Poster Short Presentation 

Ozer F., Turkey 


5. 10-year surgical experience in the endonasal 

endoscopic treatment of osteomas and fibro-osseous 

lesions 

Pistochini A., Italy 


6. delayed optic nerve decompression for traumatic 

visual loss 

Thakar A., India 


7. swinging door flap technique for endoscopic 

transeptal repair of bilateral choanal atresia 

Nour Y., Egypt 


8. treatment of choanal atresia in childrenwith 

endoscopy surgery 

Melgarejo P., Spain 


9. Endoscopic management of benign sinonasal 

tumours 



RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


Dacryocystrorhinostromy 

Chair: Hofmann T. Austria 

Co-Chair: Leunig A., Germany 


strategies and surgical techniques 

Hofmann T., Austria 

2. an anatomical study of the position of the lacrimal 

sac during dCr. - Poster Short Presentation 

Kiverniti E., UK 


3. our experiences with the endonasal dacryocystorhinostomy 

Oeken J., Germany 


4. Endoscopic dCr – our experience without 

stenting 

Sarafoleanu C., Romania 


5. silicone tubing after primary endoscopic dCr 

Smirnov G., Finland 


6. Conjunctivocystorhinostomy with jones tube 

– analysis of 110 cases 

Kominek P., Czech Republic 


7. transcanalicular diode laser dachryocystorhinostomy: 

medium-long term results - Poster 


Maeso J., Spain 


8. otologic t-tube in endonasal dacryocystorhinostomy 

a new approach - Poster Short Presentation 

Yilmazer C., Turkey 


LunCh 

symposium 


Moderator: Kennedy D., USA 

Recent advances in in-office and 

intraoperative ENT imaging 

Supported by XORAN 

1. recent advances in in-office and intraoperative 

Ent imaging 


2. Ent radiology: Current state-of-the-art and looking 

ahead 

Loevner L., USA 

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052 


12:15 - 13:15 guided Poster Tour 

Chair: Oz F., Turkey 

postEr sEssions 


Room: maria theresien 

appartement i (Zone 2b) 

Dysphagia & Reflux 

1. rheological measurement in dysphagia - Poster 

Presentation 

Mészáros K., Hungary 


2. helicobacter pylori colonizes the palatine tonsilz 

but not the adenoid - Poster Presentation 

Labropoulou E., Greece 


3. Laryngopharyngeal reflux in patients with laryngeal 

cancer - Poster Presentation 

Fejza (Bulaj) J., Albania 


4. role of barium swallow in patients with fosit 

- Poster Presentation 

Shakeel M., UK 


5. detection of helicobacter pylori in oropharyngeal 

diseases - Poster Presentation 

Lukes P., Czech Republic 


6. swallowing disorders: proposal of a method for 

forensic medicine assessment - Poster Presentation 



7. Chronic pulmonary aspiration - Poster Presentation 



8. Efficacy of once-daily Esomeprazole treatment 

in patients with Laryngopharyngeal reflux 

Evaluated by 24-hour ph-monitoring - Poster 

Presentation 

Reichel O., Germany 



9. Cervical hyperostosis (forestier disease) as a 

rare cause of dyspnea, aspiration, vocal cord 

immobilisation and extreme dysphagia - Poster 

Presentation 

Psychogios G., Germany 


10. pharyngo – esophageal dysphagia caused by 

large osteophytes in the cervical spinal tract 


Kyrodimos E., Greece 


11. relation of E.n.t patients complains for atypical 

symptoms to reflux - Poster Presentation 

Stelios T., Greece 


12. structural displacements during the swallow in 

the patients with early primary cancers of the 

head and neck - Poster Presentation 



13. Endoscopic guided Cerclage sphincter pharyngoplasty: 

a new technique for velopharyngeal 

insufficiency - Poster Presentation 

Ragab A., Egypt 


14. objective,subjective Evaluation of voice after 

partial Laryngectomy - Poster Presentation 

Kulekci M., Turkey 


15. Ent day case turnover in a uk district general 

hospital - Poster Presentation 

Stimpson P., UK 

(Abstract Book: HP269)










Laryngology 1 

Chair: Golusinski W., Poland 

1. microbiological colonization of tracheal tubes 

after tracheostomy and its impact on coloniza- 

tion of the lower respiratory tract - Poster Presentation 

Zumtobel M., Austria 


2. vocal cord paralysis as the presenting sign of 

aortic arch aneurysm - Poster Presentation 

Kotecha A., UK 


3. Laryngeal fracture following shrapnel injury: 

Case report - Poster Presentation 

Sharma N., UK 


4. the comparison study of results endo- and extralaryngeal 

methods of surgery bilateral paralytic 

laryngeal stenoses - Poster Presentation 

Melnikov M., Russian Federation 


5. measurement and comparison of in vitro air-flow 

characteristics of the most frequently used 

european indwelling voice prostheses types 


Kress P., Germany 


6. preoperative clinical prediction of difficult 

laryngeal exposure - Poster Presentation 

Pinar E., Turkey 


7. reconstruction of the larynx and trachea in case 

of chronic stenosis associated with laryngopharyngeal 

reflux disease. - Poster Presentation 

Kokorina V., Russian Federation 


8. Chondronecrosis of the thyroid cartilage after 

combined chemotherapy and radiation therapy 


Hernando M., Spain 


9. Laryngotracheal nonhodgkin’s Lymphoma - 

Poster Presentation 

Cobzeanu M. D., Romania 


10. spindle cell carcinoma of the larynx-initial case 

report - Poster Presentation 

Novakovic Z., Bosnia and Herzegovina 


11. development of newer dilatating stents made 

from poly (hEma) based biopolymers for treatment 

of laryngo-tracheal stenoses in chidren 


Janousek P., Czech Republic 


12. Cervico-mediastinal hibernoma presenting with 

vocal cord paresis - Poster Presentation 



13. simple suture‘s optimal position for glottis 

widening. Experimental sutdy on cadaversnves 




14. videostroboscopy and the management of Laryngeal 

oncocytic Cyst - Poster Presentation 

Lee S. L., USA 


15. voice prosthesis in voice restoration after total 

laryngectomy-complications - Poster Presentation 

Spiric P., Bosnia and Herzegovina 


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appartement il (Zone 2b) 

Laryngology 2 

Chair: Lippert B. M., Germany 

1. results of hemilaryngectomy in treatment of 

laryngeal carcinoma - Poster Presentation 

Milovanovic J., Yugoslavia 


2. „Low grade Chondrosarcoma of the cricoid cartilage. 

a case presentation‘‘ - Poster Presentation 

Ikonomidis C., Switzerland 


3. results of extended supraglottic laryngectomies 


Petrovic Z., Yugoslavia 


4. our Experience in the Endoscopic LasEr surgery 

of glottic Cancer - Poster Presentation 

Doros C., Romania 


5. Larynx pacing - a new minimal invasive aproach 

for electrode insertion via cricoids cartilage arch 




6. voice quality after laser and open neck surgery 

for t2 glottic carcinoma - Poster Presentation 

Palonta F., Italy 


7. the management of laryngo-tracheal rupture 

and separation - Poster Presentation 

Reményi Á., Hungary 


8. solitary plasmocytoma of the epiglottis. presentation 

of a clinical case and review of the 

literature - Poster Presentation 

Urbancic J., Slovenia 



9. Laryngeal dysplasia - a management conundrum 


Michael P., UK 


10. tuberculosis-a rare differential diagnosis of 

laryngeal lesions - Poster Presentation 



11. apneic anesthesia with intermittent ventilation 

(aaiv) under propofol, in Laryngeal microsurgery 


Konstantinou A., Greece 


12. subglottic neurofibroma associated with von 

recklinghausen disese (Case report and review 

of the literature) - Poster Presentation 



13. radiosurgery application in the larynx through 

flexible endoscope - Poster Presentation 

Colio J. M., Spain 


14. pharyngocutaneous fistula following total laryngectomy 


Ozer C., Turkey 


15. Laryngocele: an unusual late complication of 

subtotal laryngectomy - Poster Presentation 

Artopoulos M., Greece 












Chair: Stankovic K., Serbia 

1. Cervical actinomycosis: a review of the literature 

and description of a case - Poster Presentation 

Lengyel C., Hungary 


2. trends in Ent surgery in the uk: are we operating 

less than we used to? - Poster Presentation 

MacKeith S. A. C., UK 


3. the use of Ligasure in otolaryngology - head and 

neck surgery - Poster Presentation 

Prokopakis E., Greece 


4. „one-stop“ head and neck clinic: does it make a 

difference? - Poster Presentation 

Sadr A., UK 


5. Lipoid proteinosis: a rare entity with significant 

Ent involvement - Poster Presentation 

Patrikakos G., Greece 


6. arteriovenous malformation of lower lip - Poster 

Presentation 

Taskin U., Turkey 


7. aneurysms of the facial artery; an unusual presentation 

of a neck lump - Poster Presentation 

Barraclough J., UK 


8. head and neck injuries by asiatic black bear 

attack - Poster Presentation 

Honda K., Japan 


9. hydatid cyst of maxillofacial region with blind- 

ness presentation - Poster Presentation 

Dadgarnia M. H., Iran 


10. the „mini-packer“ syndrome. an unusual case of 

oesophageal foreign body - Poster Presentation 



11. a case of oral-digital-facial type ii syndrome-diagnosis 

and treatment - Poster Presentation 

Kravljanac D., Yugoslavia 


12. treatment of deep phlegmona of the neck-our 

expirience - Poster Presentation 

Mikic A., Yugoslavia 


13. prevalence & type of halitosis and perception 


Hatefi H., Iran 


14. Complex pharyngeal soft-tissue defects pre-operative, 

intra-operative and postoperative management 


Motsch M. C., Germany 


15. syphilitic lymphadenopathy – return of an old foe 


Roper A., UK 


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appartement ill (Zone 2b) 

Oncology 1 

Chair: Rapidis A., Greece 

1. the prognostic value of Cyfra 21-1 in stage 

ii-iii squamous cell carcinoma of the larynx and 

its role in early detection of recurrences - Poster 

Presentation 



2. inhibition of telomerase activity in cancer cells 

using short hairpin rna expression vectors 


Tao Z.-Z., China (Zhongguo) 


3. up-regulation of nk Cell function against head 

and neck Cancer in response to ss-isrna requires 

tLr7 - Poster Presentation 

Wollenberg B., Germany 


4. induction of c-myc dependent cell proliferation 

through tLr3 in head and neck cancer - Poster 

Presentation 



5. functional alteration of myeloid dendritic cells 

through head and neck cancer - Poster Presentation 



6. immunohistochemical and serum Cytokeratin 

expression patterns as a prognostic indicator in 

oral cancer - Poster Presentation 



7. Chemoradiotherapy with Cddp, 5-fu, mtx and Lv 

for head and neck cancer - Poster Presentation 

Katori H., Japan 



8. 3d power doppler analysis of the vascularization 

in tumours of the oral cavity - Poster Presentation 

Rebol J., Slovenia 


9. basaloid type of the squamous cell carcinoma 


Vukomanovic-Djurdjevic B., Yugoslavia 


10. Lymphoma of nasolacrimal drainage system 


Sapundzhiev N., Bulgaria 


11. Concurrent head and neck squamous cell cancer 

and chronic lymphocytic leukaemia: a poor 

prognostic group? - Poster Presentation 

Leong A., UK 


12. Epidemiological study of skin tumors of the head 

and neck - Poster Presentation 

Batzakakis D., Greece 


13. gigantic laterocervical tumor - case report 


Mirea D., Romania 


14. Castelman’s disease located in neck: Case report 


Boci B., Albania 


15. primary sinonasal non-hodgkin’s lymphoma: 

case report - Poster Presentation 

Bartku I., Hungary 









Room: kleiner redoutensaal (Zone 2b) 


Chair: Klozar J., Czech Republic 

1. Comorbidities in patients with obstructive sleep 

apnea - Poster Presentation 



2. post-tonsillectomy hemorrhage: a two-year 

prospective study - Poster Presentation 

Milosevic D., Yugoslavia 


3. Clinical parameters in obstructive sleep apnoea: 

are there any Correlations? - Poster Presentation 



4. post-adenoidectomy hemorrhage: a two-year 

prospective study - Poster Presentation 



5. multicentre study of demographics and incidence 

of significant post-operative haemorrhage 

in adenoidectomy - Poster Presentation 

Owens D., UK 


6. one-year treatment with a herbest mandibular 

advancement splint improves obstructive sleep 

apnea and endothelial function - Poster Presentation 



7. use of idas versus standard lasers in laser assisted 

uvulopalatoplasty for treatment of snoring 


Pavelec V., Czech Republic 


8. Laser-assisted uvulopalatoplasty shows substantial 

improvement in obstructive sleep apnea 




9. the relationship between Epworth sleepnes 

scale values and the grade of the obstructive 

sleep apneea - Poster Presentation 

Neagos A., Romania 


10. Cpap compliance of osa patients in singapore 


Tan A., Singapore 


11. simple snoring: diode laser treatment - Poster 

Presentation 

Michel J., France 


12. Laser-assisted uvulopalatoplasty in treatment of 

snoring and obstructive sleep apnea syndrome 


Blotsky R., Russian Federation 


13. Coblation assisted uvulo-palatoplasty(Caup) 


Doddi N. M., UK 


14. Quantitative analysis of anatomical improvements 

following modified upf and lateral 

pharyngoplasty - Poster Presentation 

Gan E. C., Singapore 


15. outpatient esophagopharyngeal pressure monitoring 


Patscheider M., Germany 


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otoLogy 


Audiology 1 

Chair: Nekahm-Heis D., Austria 

1. recent advances in auditory and vestibular 

medicine - Poster Presentation 

Hamid M., USA 


2. demyelinating hearing loss at multiple sclerosis 

patients - Poster Presentation 

Kirichenko I., Russian Federation 


3. algorithm for diagnosis and monitoring of perilymphatic 

fistula - Poster Presentation 

Georgescu M., Romania 


4. Condition of the hearing of the patients of st. 

petersburg City geriatric Center - Poster Presentation 

Golovanova L., Russian Federation 


5. Cross sectional study on relationship between 

plasma homocysteine Levels with degree of 

sensorineural hearing Loss - Poster Presentation 

Ahmad R. A., Malaysia 


6. acoustical environment and audiological evaluation 

of military musicians - Poster Presentation 

Nottet J.-B., France 


7. bilateral deafness due to a fight with bilateral 

temporal bone fractures - Poster Presentation 

Montojo J., Spain 


8. bilateral profound hearing loss and syndrome of 

inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone 

(siadh) following bilateral temporal bone fracture: 

a case report - Poster Presentation 



OTOLOgy 

9. hyperbaric oxygen therapy for sudden sensorineural 

hearing loss in patients failing steroid 

and vasoactive treatment - Poster Presentation 

Cvorovic L., Yugoslavia 


10. a double-blind study of medical complaints 

reported during mobile phone use - Poster Presentation 



11. treatment of acute sensorineural hearing loss 

with magnesium - Poster Presentation 

Balatsouras D., Greece 


12. auditory brainstem responses in hemodialysis 




13. Epidemiological study of sudden sensorineural 

hearing loss - Poster Presentation 



14. the consequences of noise on health - Poster 

Presentation 



15. the estimation of vestibular and audiological 

function in patients with final kidney insufficiency 


Osinska-Pawlak K., Poland 

(Abstract Book: OP208)

OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 





Chair: Hamzavi S., Austria 

1. reliable cover and fixation of the cochlear 

implant in conditions of limited operating field 


Mileshina N., Russian Federation 


2. Cochlear implantation (Ci) in senior patients 


Migirov L., Israel 


3. the development of speech recognition after 

early cochlear implantation - Poster Presentation 

Vranjes D., Bosnia and Herzegovina 


4. Cochlear implant in complete remission in a 

patient with leukemia - Poster Presentation 

Takeuchi K., Japan 


5. intraoperative objective tests in cochlear 

implant surgery - Poster Presentation 

Shukuryan A., Armenia 


6. speech, language and music skills in adult cochlear 

implant recipient - Poster Presentation 

Spiric S., Bosnia and Herzegovina 


7. Extra-dural haematoma presenting as a sixth 

nerve palsy post cochlear implantation - Poster 

Presentation 



8. Cochlear implantation in Estonia 2000-2006 a 

review of 64 cases - Poster Presentation 

Vaher H., Estonia 


9. facial nerve stimulation after cochlear implantation 

in patients with far-advanced otosclerosis 


Psillas G., Greece 


10. Evaluation of surgery and fitting in adults and 

children implanted with a sonatati100 cochlear 

implant - Poster Presentation 

Anderson I., Austria 


11. the intensity/pitch relation in cochlear implant 

recipients: mono- vs. bipolar stimulation - Poster 

Presentation 



12. Cochlear implant in children: how much rehabilitation? 


Marangos N., Greece 


13. minimal access surgery for cochlear implant 


Papadopoulou A., Greece 


14. the development of auditory skills in slovak 

prelingually deaf children – cochlear implant 

users - Poster Presentation 

Hudecova D., Slovakia 


15. the development of preverbal and early verbal 

behaviour in slovak prelingually deaf children 

– cochlear implant users - Poster Presentation 



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otoLogy 


Otosclerosis / Tympanoplasty 

Chair: Marangos N., Greece 

Co-Chair: Hocevar-Boltezar I., Slovenia 

1. immunohistochemistry of otosclerosis - Poster 

Presentation 

Karosi T., Hungary 


2. Effect of otosclerosis surgery on tinnitus - Poster 

Presentation 

Caylakli F., Turkey 


3. Economic viability and results of stapes surgery 


Savvas E., Germany 


4. inner ear malformation mimicking otosclerosis: 

a case report - Poster Presentation 

Bellini C., Italy 


5. inferior displacement of the utricle: a practical 

problem for the stapes surgeon - Poster 

Presentation 

Keogh I., Switzerland 


6. Long term results in otosclerosis treatment in 

6384 ears - Poster Presentation 



7. osteopetrosis: case reports - Poster Presentation 

Katska E., Poland 


8. total facial nerve decompression of a patient 

with melkersson-rosenthal syndrom via middle 

fossa and retroauricular approaches: a Case 


Yalainer G., Turkey 


9. Classification in evaluation of treatment of congenital 

defects of the external ear with our own 

grading scale - Poster Presentation 



OTOLOgy 

10. Cartilage tympanoplasty for tympanic membrane 

perforation - Poster Presentation 

Chiraz M., Tunisia 


11. surgical treatment of posttraumatic impairments 

of the middle ear conductive apparatus - Poster 

Presentation 

Mrowka M., Poland 


12. about myringoplasty by under-lay method - 


Andrei A., Moldova 


13. t.o.r.p. after radical trepanation of temporal 

bone - Poster Presentation 

Rancic D., Serbia 


14. Case report: hemangioma of the tympanic membrane 


Ceylan K., Turkey 


15. histopathological classification of tympanosclerotic 

plaques - Poster Presentation 

Selcuk A., Turkey 


16. Long term follow u p of tympanoplasties in 

Childhood - Poster Presentation 

Pytel J., Hungary 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 



Chair: Löhle E., Austria 

Co-Chair: Zorowka P., Austria 


inner Ear biology / Pedaudiology 

1. genotyping for Cx26 and Cx30 gene mutations in 

the Cases with Congenital hearing Loss - Poster 

Presentation 

Dereköy S., Turkey 


2. the effects of 2-cyano-butyl-acrylate in guinea 

pig ear - Poster Presentation 

Kayhan F. T., Turkey 


3. „Egb761 Extract prevents rat´s cochlear agerelated 

apoptosis“ - Poster Presentation 

Sanz R., Spain 


4. Effects of Cinnarizine on isolated vestibular hair 

cells of guinea pigs - Poster Presentation 

Duong Dinh T. A., Germany 


5. Evaluating the apoptotic process in the organ 

of Corti at 6 hours after neomycin treatment 


Vintila R., Romania 


6. metallothioneins Contribution to protection from 

noise-induced hearing Loss - Poster Presentation 



7. tnfá modulates spiral modiolar artery tone via 

regulation of the endogenous sphingosine kinase 

1 - Poster Presentation 

Scherer E. Q., Germany 


8. polymorphism of gene CC16 as predisposing 

marker of omE development - Poster Presentation 

Tikhomirova I., Russian Federation 


9. strategies to Limit host responses against 

adenovector mediated inner Ear gene transfer 


Praetorius M., Germany 


10. toxicological evaluation of sustained-release 

vehicle-poloxamer 407 on the inner ear morphology 

and hearing function after perfusing in 

round window niche - Poster Presentation 

Sun J.-J., China (Zhongguo) 


11. analyzis of human prestin mutation (in vivo-in 

vitro) - Poster Presentation 

Deak L., Hungary 


12. implementation of an universal newborn hearing 

screening program at hospital la inmaculada: 

our first year experience - Poster Presentation 

Carmen M. D. A., Spain 


13. auditory middle Latency response (amLrs): 

study on health Children - Poster Presentation 

Figueiredo Frizzo A. C., Brazil 


14. auditory brainstem responses in Children with 

recurrent otitis media in the first two years of 

Life - Poster Presentation 

Malheiros Da Silva M., Brazil 


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Tinnitus / Vestibular Disorders 

Chair: Helling K., Germany 


otoLogy 

1. hyperacusis in tinnitus patients Comparing to 

patients without tinnitus - Poster Presentation 

Suchova L., Slovac Republic 


2. Extended high frequencies in idiopathic subjective 

tinnitus - Poster Presentation 

Abdel Tawwab M., Saudi Arabia 


3. tinnitus due to anatomical alterations of basilar 

artery - Poster Presentation 



4. Zinc supplement alters abr in patients with tinnitus 




5. tinnitus due to palatal myoclonus successfully 

treated with trihexyphenidyl - Poster Presentation 



6. application of aktovegen in treatment of tinnitus 


Shaykhova K. E., Uzbekistan 


7. usefulness of tone-pip evoked abrs in diagnosis 

of retrochochlear hearing loss in tinnitus 


Sliwa L., Poland 


8. abr in patients with tinnitus treated with betahistine 




9. unusual case of tinnitus due to arteriovenous 

sunt - Poster Presentation 

Vathilakis J., Greece 


OTOLOgy 

10. prospective analysis of office vestibular exam 

and Eng - Poster Presentation 

Hamid M., USA 


11. Correlation of vestibular Evoked myogenic 

potentials and Electronystagmic findings in 

patients with sudden hearing Loss - Poster Presentation 

Papouliakos S., Greece 


12. vestibular Evoked myogenic potentials and 

Electronystagmographic findings in patients 

with benign paroxysmal positional vertigo 




13. Experimental and clinical observations upon 

perilymphatic fistula - Poster Presentation 

Kázmierczak H., Poland 


14. Comparison of two methods of vestibular 

rehabilitation. vestibular substitution via the 

brainport tm device - Poster Presentation 

Olin C., France 


15. the biomechaninical model of the inner ear 

vestibular part - Poster Presentation 



RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 




Allergy 

Chair: Niederberger V., Austria 

1. screening of sera specific igE to multiple 

allergen sources on a miniaturised multi-allergen 

array and the identification of the major 

allergens in dust mites using sera of consecutive 

atopic individuals attending the otolaryngology 

specialist clinic - Poster Presentation 

Teo D., Singapore 


2. nasal patency is related to dust exposure in 

bulgarian nurses - Poster Presentation 

Vicheva D., Bulgaria 


3. Cytokine and immunoglobulin profiles of the 

blood serum in the patients with sinusitis and 

perennial allergic rhinitis - Poster Presentation 



4. upper respiratory tract infection and allergy 




5. allergic rhinitis in twins - Poster Presentation 

Galina T., Russian Federation 


6. the experience of applying unpitched nafta- 

Lan oil at patients with allergic rhinitis - Poster 

Presentation 

Goyushova S., Azerbaijan 


7. the ultrastructural pathology of rhinitis medicamentosa 


Knipping S., Germany 


8. the efficacy of Lactobacilli for treatment of perennial 

allergic rhinitis in adults - Poster Presentation 

Konstantinidis J., Greece 


9. nasal breathing evaluation at children with 

hypertrophy adenoids - Poster Presentation 

Manole F., Romania 


10. ultra rush titration of sublingual immunotherapy 

(sLit) does not reduce peak flow rate (pfr) in 

asthmatic children - Poster Presentation 



11. antibody responses and skin reactions during 

vaccination with hypoallergenic bet v 1 derivatives 

(bet v 1 trimer, bet v 1 fragments) - Poster 

Presentation 



12. antigens drive memory igE-responses in human 

allergy via the nasal mucosa - Poster Presentation 



13. rhinophototherapy in allergic rhinitis - Poster 

Presentation 

Bella Z., Hungary 


14. Chronic allergic rhinitis, assessment by contact 

endoscopy - Poster Presentation 

Santos A., Portugal 


15. vasomotor rhinitis: Clinical Efficacy of the management 


Vasiljevic P., Yugoslavia 


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Chair: Kainz J., Austria 


rhinoLogy 


Facial & Rhinoplastic Surgery / CRS 

Polyposis 

1. septo-rhinoplasty by using radiofrequency 

surgery - Poster Presentation 



2. autografts for saddle noses and noses with a 

depressed dorsum - Poster Presentation 

Cheita A. C., Romania 


3. therapy of auricular keloids - an overview 


Froelich K., Germany 


4. reconstructive rhinoplasty-personal Experience 


Anghel I., Romania 


5. the cosmetic sequale of septoplasty - Poster 

Presentation 



6. augmentation of the nasolabial angle in rhinoplasty 




7. use of nasal septal suturing after septoplasty 


Korkut A. Y., Turkey 


8. unilateral osteotomies for external bony deviation 




9. septal repair with allograft matrix in perforated 

nasal septum - Poster Presentation 

Lee K. C., Korea 


RHINOLOgy 

10. healing by secondary intention considering anatomical 

subunits of the face - Poster Presentation 

Mansour N., Germany 


11. Effective local anaesthetic use in facial dermatologic 

oncology surgery. - Poster Presentation 

McTiernan R., UK 


12. objective assessment of facial asymmetry in 

rhinoplasty patients - Poster Presentation 



13. (the pros and cons of implanting cartilage and / 

or bone in septoplasty) - Poster Presentation 



14. rinoscleroma – clinical case - Poster Presentation 


(Abstract Book: RP96)

RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


12:15 - 13:15 guided Poster Tours 


imaging of nose, sinuses and skull 

base 

Chair: Zinreich J., USA 

Co-Chair: Leunig A., Germany 

1. Correlation and regression between uncinate 

process and Ethmoid bulla histopathology in 

Chronic sinusitis - Poster Presentation 



2. the histopathology of nasal mucosa in chronic 

smokers - Poster Presentation 



3. Evaluation of buccal fat ptosis & atrophy with 

magnetic resonance imaging - Poster 

Presentation 

Little S., UK 


4. anatomic variations of paranasal sinuses in 

patients with chronic sinusitis and their correlation 

with ct scan staging - Poster Presentation 



5. sinus Ct scan and functional endoscopic sinus 

surgery: a comparison with analysis - Poster 

Presentation 

Zojaji R., Iran 


6. Correlation of bone density of the ethmoid bulla 

in sinus Ct scans and Lund and mackay Ct 

staging system in patients with Crs. - Poster 

Presentation 

Tuszynska A., Poland 


7. Case report isolated inferior turbinate pnomatization 




8. Clinical and radiological analyses of sphenoid 

sinus disease in Children - Poster Presentation 

Chmielik L. P., Poland 


9. orbital foreign body penetreting from the cheek 


Akdogan O., Turkey 


10. visualization of human sinus ventilation by radioactive 

krypton using the pari sinus pulsating 

system - Poster Presentation 

Keller M., Germany 


11. image-guided sinus surgery: Lessons from our 

first 1000 cases - Poster Presentation 



12. nasal dermoid sinus cysts and preoperative imaging: 

a retrospective review - Poster Presentation 

Majumdar S., UK 


13. the impact of sinus computed tomography on 

treatment decisions for chronic sinusitis - Poster 

Presentation 

Marev D., Bulgaria 


14. imaging computers analysis of the rhinobaseradioanatomical 

study - Poster Presentation 

Radeanu D., Romania 


15. particles of endodontic sealer are often observed 

in colonizing aspergillosis of the maxillary sinus 


Beck-Mannagetta J., Austria 


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rhinoLogy 

Room: rauchsalon (Zone 2b) 

Tumors of Nose & Sinuses 

Chair: Bernal-Sprekelsen M., Spain 

Co-Chair: Lund V., UK 

1. degloving approach resection in tumors and 

paranasal sinuses - Poster Presentation 

Theodosis P., Greece 


2. primary ethmoidal sinus esthesioneuroblastoma 




3. ossifying fibroma of the nose, ethmoid and maxillary 

sinuses case report - Poster Presentation 

Melinceanu E.-L., Romania 


4. a case of sinonasal hemangiopericytoma-like 

tumor - Poster Presentation 

Kuribayashi K., Japan 


5. a case of actinomycosis in nasal cavity - Poster 

Presentation 

Lee N. H., Korea, Democratic People‘S Republic 


6. sinonasal sarcoidosis: a review of the literature 

and description of a case - Poster Presentation 



7. Ethmoid sinus carcinoma during pregnancy 

- case report - Poster Presentation 

Loredana B., Romania 


8. phosphaturic mesechymatic tumor of nasal cavity 


Mallis P., Greece 


9. rhinopharingeal embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma 

- Case report - Poster Presentation 

Manea M.-C., Romania 


RHINOLOgy 

10. primary malignant melanoma of the nose: a case 

report and literature review of mucosal melanomas 


Ozdamar O. I., Turkey 


11. angiofibroma of the nasal cavity and anterior 

ethmoid cells in a young woman – case report 


Pietruszewska W., Poland 


12. malignant melanoma of the paranasal sinuses 


Raluca G., Romania 


13. removal of intracranial extension of juvenile 

nasopharyngeal angiofibroma by transfacial approach 


Bayonne E., France 


14. orbital pseudolymphoma : a Case report and 

the role of transnasal Endoscopic surgery in 

it’ s diagnosis and treatment. - Poster Presentation 



15. intranasal, extapharangeal angiofibroma in a 

pregnant woman: identical histology to jna 


Schmid C., Austria

RHINOLOgy 



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07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

MONDAy JULY 2ND , 2007 

monday, juLy 2nd , 2007 

068 




HiC22 

Peretti G. 

Crico-tracheal resection 

and anastomosis for intrinsic 

and extrinsic tumors of 

the crico-tracheal junction 


CRS / Polyposis I 

(New Findings in Basic 

Research) 

Round Table 

RRT26 


Balloon Sinuplasty 

– Gimmick or Viable 

Alternative ? 


Radiofrequency - 

Therapy in ENT 

supported by SUTTER 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

18:00 

24:00 

Round Table 

RRT15 (ERS) 

Castelnuovo P. 

Endoscopic Approaches 

to Inverted Papilloma 

Round Table 

HRT31 

Hofmann T. 

Diagnosis and Therapy 

of Sleep-Related Breathing 

disorders - Graz 

Experience 



HiC31 

Marchal F. 

Sialendoscopy 

Round Table 

HRT11 (ELS) 

Oswal V. 

Lasers in laryngology 


Oncology 2 

Round Table 

HRT16 (ELS) 

Chevalier D. 

Conservation external 

surgery of the larynx 

Round Table 

HRT18 (ELS) 

Quer M. 

The role of total 

laryngectomy 




RiC2 

Santini J. 

SMAS-Face Lift 

Lift 

Round Table 

ORT3 (ESbS) 

Pauw B. 

Tumors of the lateral 

skull base: update 2007 

Round Table 

ORT19 

Dubreuil C. 

Surgery of the external 

auditory canal - different 

solutions 


Paraganglioma & 

Cerebellopontine Angle 

Round Table 

ORT37 

Hamann K.-F. 

Current European opinion 

on cervicogenic vertigo 




OiC9 

Casselmann J. / Offeciers E. 

What the ENT surgeon needs 

to know about the indications 

for the contribution of modern 

imaging in the work up 

of sensorineural hearing loss 

Round Table 

HRT14 (ESgS) 

Stennert E. 

Current Management of 

PleomorpHICAdenoma 

Round Table 

HRT12 (ESgS) 

Gleeson M. 

Salivary Gland Cancer 

Round Table 

HRT17 (ESgS) 

Konttinen Y. 

Xerostomia- What’s 

new ? 


Salivary Glands 

Official Congress Evening - Visit of wine taverns in a typical 

Austrian countryside village 

Bus departure: 18:00 in front of Hofburg 


RiC13 

Caversaccio M. 

Computer and Mechatronic 

Assisted Surgery of the 

Anterior and Lateral Skull 

Base: Basics and Principles 

Round Table 

RRT24 (ERS) 

Gosepath J. 

Fungal Diseases of the 

Sinuses 

Round Table 

RRT18 (ERS) 

Lund V. 

The European Position 

Paper on Chronic Rhinosinusitis 

and Polyposis 

– EPOS 2007 


Turbinates 

Round Table 

RRT23 

Nicolai P. 

Frontal Sinus Surgery: Is 

there a Gold Standard? 







OiC6 

Westhofen M./ 

Ernst A./Tran Ba Huy P. 

Office-based diagnosis 

and treatment of otolith 

function disorders 

Round Table 

RRT27 

Rettinger G. 

Rehabilitation of 

Malformation and Facial 

Trauma 

Round Table 

HRT13 

Hörmann K. 

Challenges in bronchooesophagoscopy 

in 

ORL-HNS 

Lunch Symposium 

Cochlear Satellite 

Symposium 

supported by COCHLEAR 

Round Table 

HRT15 (EHNS) 

Rogers S. 

QOL in head and neck 

cancer patients 


Pediatrics





geheime 

Ratstube 


RiC26 

Welge-Lüssen A. 

Clinical Smell Tests 


Pedaudiology 




Audiology 3 



Mobile Lab 

RiC23g 

06:30 – 08:15 


großer 

Redoutensaal 


Lounge 



OiC1 

Baumgartner W.-D./ 

Kronenberg J. 

Suprameatal approach 

for CI 

Round Table 

ORT2 

(barany Society) 

Anniko M. 

Controversies in the 

treatment of Menière´s 

disease 

Round Table 

ORT12 

Stoll W. 

Current European 

opinions on vestibular 

diagnostic methods 

European 

Trainees’ Forum 


Tympanoplasty / 

Malformation 1 


Tympanoplasty / 

Malformation 2 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23h 

08:30 – 10:15 


RiC9 

Schultz-Coloun H.-J. 

Three Layer Repair of 

Nasoseptal Defects 

Round Table 

ORT17 

Hildmann H. 

Cholesteatoma surgery: 

Indications and long term 

follow up of closed and 

open techniques 

Round Table 

ORT1 

(Politzer Society) 

Magnan J. 

Chronic otitis media 

since Politzer: solved and 

unsolved questions 

Round Table 

ORT4 (ESbS) 

Gleeson M. 

Complications of skull 

base surgery - I wish I 

would never have done it 


HiC28 

Wei W. 

Surgical treatment of 

Residual-Recurrent nasopharyngeal 

carcinoma 

16:00 – 17:00 




HiC6 

Folz B. 

Mucosal melanomas 


Laryngology 2 

Official Congress Evening - Visit of wine taverns in a typical 

Austrian countryside village 

Bus departure: 18:00 in front of Hofburg 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23i 

10:30 – 12:15 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23j 

12:30 – 14:15 


HiC21 

Pedersen M. 

Evidence based voice 

analysis 


Tonsils & 

Adenoids 1 


Thyroid 


Dysphagia 

& Reflux 2 



Mobile Lab 

RiC23k 

14:30 – 16:15 

Mittlere 

Lounge 


HiC5 

Denk-Linnert D.-M. 

Current diagnostics of 

swallowing disordersthe 

ENT specialist´s and 

phoniatrician´s role 


HiC2 

Burian M. 

Electroporation therapy 

in head and neck cancer 

08:15 – 09:15 


Trauma / 

Destruction 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23l 

16:30 – 18:15 

07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

12:15 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

18:00 

24:00 

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12:15 

12:15 

13:15 

13:15 

17:00 




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App ll 


App lll 

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Pediadrics & Phoniatrics 

Salivary Glands 

Thyroid / Case Reports / T&A 

Laryngology 3 

Oncology 2 



Audiology 2 

Active Middle Ear Implants 

Pedaudiology 

Otosclerosis / Tympanoplasty 2 

Cholesteatoma / Infection 2 


CRS / Polyposis / Septorhinoplasty 

Basic Research 

Sinus Diseases: Medical and Surgical Approaches 





Redoutensaal







HiC5 Current diagnostics of swallowing 

disorders-the Ent specialist´s and 

phoniatrician´s role 

Instructor: Denk-Linnert D.-M., Austria 



HiC6 mucosal melanomas 

Instructor: Folz B., Germany 



HiC21 Evidence based voice analysis 

Instructor: Pedersen M., Denmark 



HiC22 Crico-tracheal resection and anastomosis 

for intrinsic and extrinsic 

tumors of the crico-tracheal junction 

Instructor: Peretti G., Italy 



HiC31 sialendoscopy 

Instructor: Marchal F., Switzerland 



HiC2 Electroporation therapy in head and 

neck cancer 

Instructor: Burian M., Austria 



HiC28 surgical treatment of residual-recurrent 

nasopharyngeal carcinoma 

Instructor: Wei W., China 



OiC1 suprameatal approach for Ci 

Instructors: Baumgartner W.-D., Austria 

(Abstract Book: OIC1) 

Kronenberg J., Israel 


OiC6 office-based diagnosis and treatment 

of otolith function disorders 

Instructors: Westhofen M., Germany 


Ernst A., Germany 

Tran Ba Huy P., France 


OiC9 what the Ent surgeon needs to know 

about the indications for the contribution 

of modern imaging in the work 

up of sensorineural hearing loss 

Instructors: Casselmann J., Belgium 


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RiC23g A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC2 SMAS-Face Lift 

EAFPS 

Instructor: Santini J., France 



RiC9 Three Layer Repair of Nasoseptal 

Defects 

Instructor: Schultz-Coulon H.-J., Germany 



RiC13 Computer and Mechatronic Assisted 

Surgery of the Anterior and Lateral 

Skull base: basics and Principles 

Instructor: Caversaccio M., Switzerland 



RiC26 Clinical Smell Tests 

ERS 

Instructor: Welge-Lüssen A., Switzerland 


RiC23h A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23i A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23j A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23k A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23l A Practical Review of the Relieva 



Instructors: Kuhn F. / Levine H., USA







HRT11 Lasers in laryngology 

ELS 

Moderator: Oswal V., UK 

Chair: Papaspyrou S., Greece 


2. Werner J., Germany 

3. Eckel H., Austria 

4. Gandhi S., India 



HRT14 Round table on current Management 

of Pleomorphic Adenoma 

Moderator: Stennert E., Germany 

Chair: Formanek M., Austria 

1. histopathology of pleomorphic adenoma 


2. incidence of recurrence in the literature 

Chabolle F., France 

3. surgery for recurrent pleomorphic adenoma 

Bradley P., UK 

4. should we radiate pleomorphic adenoma ? 

Terhaard C., The Netherlands 

5. preventing complications in parotid surgery 

Marchal F., Switzerland 


HRT13 Challenges in broncho-oesophagoscopy 

in ORL-HNS 

Moderator: Hörmann K., Germany 

Chair: Profant M., Slowakia 

1. Heimdal J.-H., Norway 

2. Melchinarov M., Bulgaria 



5. Stasche N., Germany 


HRT12 Round Table on Salivary gland Cancer 

Moderator: Gleeson M., UK 


1. histopathology of salivary carcinoma 

Leivo I., Finland 

2. radiologic evaluation of salivary cancer 

Freeling N., The Netherlands 

3. prognostic factors in salivary gland cancer 

Van der Poorten V., Belgium 

4. Cancer of minor salivary glands 

Hemprich A., Germany 

5. treating the neck in salivary cancer 

Zbären P., Switzerland 

6. radiotherapy of salivary gland cancer 


7. Chemotherapy in salivary gland cancer 

Kornek G., Austria 


HRT15 QOL in head and neck cancer patients 

EHNS 

Moderator: Rogers S., UK 

Chair: Moeller P., Norway 

Speaker to be announced 


HRT16 Conservation external surgery of the 

larynx 

Moderator: Chevalier D., France 

Chair: Schultz-Coulon H.-J., Germany 

1. De Vincentiis M., Italy 

2. Milisavljevic D., Serbia 

3. Glanz H. K., Germany 

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HRT17 Round table on xerostomia- What’s 

new ? 

Moderator: Konttinen Y., Finland 

Chair: Dulguerov P., Switzerland 

1. pathology of xerostomia 

Slootweg P., Finland 

2. radiologic investigation of xerostomia 

Golding S., UK 

3. immunological etiologies of xerostomia 

Konttinen Y., Finland 

4. Quality of life questionnaires for xerostomia 

Jellema A., The Netherlands 

5. radiation damage and protection of salivary 

glands 


6. intra-oral Electro-stimulation of salivary glands 

Wolff A., Germany 

7. medical prevention and treatment of xerostomia 

Dulguerov P., Switzerland 


HRT18 The role of total laryngectomy 

ELS 

Moderator: Quer M., Spain 

Chair: Birchall M., UK 

1. Myers E., USA 

2. Chevalier D., France 

3. Eckel H., Austria 

4. Golusinski W., Poland 

5. Rangachev J., Bulgaria 



HRT31 Diagnosis and therapy of sleeprelated 

breathing disorders - graz 

Experience 

Moderator: Hofmann T., Austria 

Chair: Temmel A., Austria 

1. Wolf G., Austria 

2. Freudenschuß K., Austria 

3. Greger D., Austria 

NOTES:

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otoLogy 


ORT2 Controversies in the treatment of 

Menière´s disease 

barany Society, Vestibularis 

Moderator: Anniko M., Sweden 

Chair: Minor L., USA 


superior canal dehiscence syndrome 

Minor L., USA 

2. Babighian G., Italy 

3. Leveque M., France 

4. Franz P., Austria 

5. Minor L., USA 

6. Özgirgin N., Turkey 

7. Westhofen M., Germany 


ORT3 Tumors of the lateral skull base: 

update 2007 

ESbS 

Moderator: Pauw B., The Netherlands 

Chair: Gleeson M., UK 


European paraganglioma network- genetic of 

paraganglioma 

Neumann A. , Germany 



3. Cheeseman T., UK 

4. Gleeson M., UK 

5. Jansen J., The Netherlands 

6. Suarez-Nieto C., Spain 

7. Controversies in the management of paraganglioma 

of the jugulare foramen 




ORT17 Cholesteatoma surgery: indications 

and long term follow up of closed and 

open techniques 

Middle Ear 

Moderator: Hildmann H., Germany 

Chair: Bébéar J. P., France 

1. Bébéar J. P., France 

2. Cholesteatoma management in Ent Clinic Clujnapoca, 

romania 

Cosgarea M., Romania 


3. Nikopoulos T., Greece 

4. results of a disease-pursuant approach to 

Cholesteatoma surgery: a 4-year prospectivelydocumented 

series 

Loock L., South Africa 


5. Özbilen S., Turkey 

6. Romanet P., France 

7. follow up of cholesteatoma surgery:open versus 

closed tympanoplasty 



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ORT1 Chronic otitis media since Politzer: 

solved and unsolved questions 

Politzer Society, Middle Ear 

Moderator: Magnan J., France 

Chair: Tos M., Denmark 

1. Closed versus open techniques: unsolved 

dilemma 


2. New ways to manage the hearing failure in 

chronic otitis media 

Claros P., Spain 

3. Non-EPi T2 MRi replaces second stage surgery in 

the screening for residual cholesteatoma 


4. Unsolved enigma in the aetiology of middle ear 

cholesteatoma 

Sudhoff H., UK 

5. inflammatory process of middle ear mucosa 



ORT12 Current European opinions on vestibular 

disorders 

Vestibularis 

Moderator: Stoll W., Germany 

Chair: Chays A., France 

1. Effect of vestibular loss in companison to a 

proprioceptive deficit on postural control 

Allum J., Switzerland 

2. Ernst A., Germany 

3. high frequence and otolith function testing 

before and after vestibular neurotomy 

Leveque M., France 

4. vng recording for the patients with bppv 

Ozluoglu L., Turkey 

5. vertebrobasilar abnormalities and cochleovestibular 

disorders 

Vitte E., France 


6. Westhofen M., Germany 

OTOLOgy 


ORT19 Surgery of the external auditory canal 

- different solutions 

External Ear Canal 

Moderator: Dubreuil C., France 

Chair: Tos M., Denmark 

1. Dazert S., Germany 


3. Hizalan I., Turkey 

4. Karchev T., Bulgaria 



ORT4 Complications of skull base surgery 

- i wish i would never have done it! 

ESbS 

Moderator: Gleeson M., UK 

Chair: Bernal-Sprekelsen M., Spain 

1. Bernal-Sprekelsen M., Spain 

2. Draf W., Germany 

3. Lenarz T., Germany 


5. Oberascher G., Austria 

6. Pauw B., The Netherlands 


ORT37 Current European opinion on cervicogenic 

vertigo 

Moderator: Hamann K.-F., Germany 

Chair: Cotulbea S., Rumania 

Speakers to be announced

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RRT24 Fungal diseases of the sinuses 

ERS 

Moderator: Gosepath J., Germany 

Chair: Passali D., Italy 

1. Classification of fungal diseases of nose and 

sinuses. 


2. sinunasal mycosis: a diagnostic and therapeutic 

dilemma. 

Mankekar G., India 

(Abstract Book: L52) 

3. particles of endodontic sealer are often observed 

in colonizing aspergillosis of the maxillary sinus. 


Beck-Mannagetta J., Austria 

(Abstract Book: P149) 

4. Efrs: what´s new? 


5. an invitro model for the eosinophilic inflammation 

caused by fungal spores in Crs 

Sasama J., Germany 


6. relative frequency of Efrs in Crs with or without 

polyposis 

Vlaminck S., Belgium 


7. detection of fungi in Crs with or without nasal 

polyposis using pCr 


Eyigor H., Turkey 


8. Chronic fungal rhinosinusitis – diagnostic difficulties 

and pitfalls 




9. Eosinophilic fungal sinusitis: a separate entity? 



10. Long term systemic antifungal therapy for nasal 

polyposis 

Kochetkov P., Russia 


11. rhinocerebral mucormycosis: diagnostic criteria 

and management 




RRT27 Rehabilitation of malformation and 

facial trauma 

Moderator: Rettinger G., Germany 

Chair: Kainz J., Austria 

1. facial reconstruction: the potential (and limits?) 

of “face transplants” 

Lengelé B., Belgium 


Cartilage tissue engineering 

Vats A., UK 

3. follow-up results of 470 children with cleft lip 

and/or palate treated in a single centre 

Vlastos I., Greece 



RRT26 balloon Sinuplasty - gimmick or 

Viable Alternative? 

Moderator: Stammberger H., Austria 

Chair: Kennedy D., USA 

1. safety and efficacy of balloon catheter sinus 

ostia dilation 

Levine H., USA 


2. Kuhn F., USA 

3. Kennedy D., USA 

4. Braun H., Austria 

5. Castelnuovo P., Italy 

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RRT18 The European position paper on 

chronic rhinosinusitis and polyposis 

– EPOS 2007 

ERS 

Moderator: Lund V., UK 

Chair: Bachert C., Belgium 

1. intro 

Lund V., UK 

2. inflammatory mechanisms 


2. diagnosis 


3. medical management - the role of steroids 

Holmström M., Sweden 

4. medical management - the role of antibiotics 

and other treatments 

Kalogjera L., Croatia 


5. role of surgery 

Riechelmann H., Germany 

6. direct and indirect socio-economic costs of 

rhinosinusitis 

Voegels R., Brazil 

7. overview & Questions 

Lund V., UK / Bachert C., Belgium 


RRT15 Endoscopic approaches to inverted 

papilloma 

ERS 

Moderator: Castelnuovo P., Italy 

Chair: Lopatin A., Russia 

1. radiologic diagnosis of ip 

Maroldi R., Italy 

2. Endoscopic concepts for ip 



RHINOLOgy 

3. Extreme inverted papilloma. decision making 

and treatment options 

Delu G., Italy 


4. Hermann P., France 

5. Evaluation of p53, p63, p21, p27, ki-67 in 

paranasal sinus sCC and inverted papilloma 


Calli C., Turkey 


6. micro-endoscopic intranasal operation for ip 

of nose and pns 

Matyja G., Poland 


7. ip of nose and pns: surgical approaches and 

recurrence 

Yilmazer C. , Turkey 


8. Kamel R., Egypt 

RRT23 Frontal sinus surgery: is there a gold 

standard? 

ERS 

Moderator: Nicolai P., Italy 

Chair: Simmen D., Switzerland 

1. surgical anatomy of the frontal recess 



2. uncapping the egg 


3. frontal sinus drainage i – iii 


4. Long term outcome of frontal sinus surgery 

using draf procedure 

Sauvaget E., France 


5. the us-experience 


6. Serrano E., France 

7. Simmen D., Switzerland







Laryngology 2 

Chair: Friedrich G., Austria 

Co-Chair: Harnisch W., Germany 


medicine in ancient Egypt 

Negm H., Egypt 

2. towards an automatic categorization of images 

of laryngeal diseases 



3. Endoscopic laser management of bilateral vocal 

fold immobility 

Oswal V., UK 


4. medialisation thyroplasty versus type 1 thyroplasty. 

Current day status 

Handa K. K., India 


5. bilateral vocal fold paralysis - aerodynamic 

measures and quality of life 

Harnisch W., Germany 


6. difficulties and complications of endo-extralaryngeal 

laterofixation of the vocal cords in the 

treatment of bilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve 

palsy 

Rajko J., Serbia 


7. Exercise induced stridor due to obstruction at 

the laryngeal or tracheal level 

Maat C., Norway 


8. Endoscopic arytenoid lateralization for the treatment 

of bilateral vocal cord immobility 

Rovo L., Hungary 


9. voice and speech after laryngectomy - Poster 


Stajner Katusic S., Croatia 


10. management of juvenile recurrent laryngeal 

papillomatosis - Poster Short Presentation 

Poenaru M., Romania 


11. surgical treatment of t3 and t4 laryngeal carcinoma 


Djordjevic V., Yugoslavia 


12. failures after laryngopharyngeal reconstruction 

in caustic stenosis - Poster Short Presentation 

Achim I., Romania 


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Tonsils & Adenoids 1 

Chair: Kvaerner K. J., Norway 

Co-Chair: Bura M., Croatia 

1. Experience of the Endoscopic adenoidectomy 

Melnikov M., Russian Federation 


2. radiofrequency adenoidectomy 

Ragab S., Kuwait 


3. npta: an audit of an audit and some worrying 

conclusions 



4. aspects on histopathology following adenoidectomy 

and tonsillectomy in children 

Dost P., Germany 


5. outpatient Laser partial tonsillectomy for 

Chronic tonsillitis in 527 patients 

Kamami Y.-V., France 


6. Evaluation of humoral and cellular immunity parameters 

in children before and after adenotonsillectomy 



7. Extracorporeal immunocorrection in complicated 

cases of chronic tonsillitis with amikacin and 

plasmapheresis 

Gonchar-Zaykin A., Russian Federation 


8. multiparametric comparison of tonsillectomy 

techniques in children 




9. post-tonsillectomy hemorrhage: a two-year 

prospective study - Poster Short Presentation 




10. post-adenoidectomy hemorrhage: a two-year 

prospective study - Poster Short Presentation 



11. actinomycosis in the etiology of recurrent 

tonsillitis and obstructive tonsillar hypertrophy: 

answer from histopathological point of view 


Ozgursoy O. B., Turkey 


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Oncology 2 

Chair: Olofsson J., Norway 

Co-Chair: Lädrach K., Switzerland 


anterior skull base malignancies 

Lädrach K., Switzerland 

2. primary tumor volume calculation: a better prediction 

factor of prognosis for nasophayrngeal 

carcinoma 

Lee C.-C., Taiwan 


3. postoperative concomitant chemoradiation in 

advanced head and neck carcinoma 



4. relevance of ultrasound for post-therapeutic 

follow-up of 584 patients with head and neck 

cancer 

Albers A., Germany 


5. use of Complementary and alternative medicine 

by patients attending the head & neck clinic 



6. primary malignant tumor of nose and paranasal 

sinuses. a series of 91 cases 

Almadori G., Italy 


7. treatment of malignant parotid gland tumors: 

our experience 



8. results of primary simultaneous polychemotherapy 

in 174 advanced squamous cell cancer 

of the oral cavity and pharynx; critical comment 

Glanz H. K., Germany 



Thyroid 

Chair: Andry G., Belgium 

Co-Chair: Ferris R., USA 

1. remote results of surgical treatment of patients 

with Cancer of the thyroid gland 

Zinkevich I., Russian Federation 


2. tumors of uncertain malignant potential (ump) 

of the thyroid 

Guevara N., France 


3. hemithyroidectomy for benign disease; who 

needs follow up? 

Wormald R., Ireland 


4. the management of locally invasive thyroid 

carcinoma 

Simo R., UK 


5. the management of retrosternal goitres - indications 

for sternotomy 

Simo R., UK 


6. postthyroidectomy haematoma requiring urgent 

reexploration 

Prazenica P., Czech Republic 


7. Expanded indications and technique of minimally 

invasive thyroidectomy 

Ferris R., USA 


8. thyroid surgery from point of view of otorhinolaryngology 



9. difficult thyroid surgery 

Bura M., Croatia 


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Dysphagia & Reflux 2 

Chair: Herrmann I., Italy 

Co-Chair: Habermann W., Austria 

1. swallowing outcomes in oropharyngeal squamous 

cell carcinoma 

Thomas L., USA 


2. spatial measurements of the pharynx in the 

swallows of patients with small head and neck 

cancers 



3. a randomised prospective assesssment of 

lidocaine spray during flexible nasoendoscopy in 

normal volunteers 



4. dysphagia due to chemoradiotherapy of head 

and neck cancer 

Remenár É., Hungary 


5. swallowing and speech dysfunction in postlaryngectomy 

patients. does radiotherapy make a 

difference? 

De Casso C., UK 


6. Complete recanalization of a completely obstructed 

cervical esophagus with an endoscopicradiologic 

rendez-vous and self-expanding stent 

De Vincentiis M., Italy 


7. videofluoroscopy in neopharyngeal dysfunction 

post laryngectomy 

Ghosh S., UK 


8. helicobacter pylori colonizes the palatine tonsil 

but not the adenoid - Poster Short Presentation 

Labropoulou E., Greece 



9. role of barium swallow in patients with fosit 




10. swallowing disorders: proposal of a method 

for forensic medicine assessment - Poster Short 

Presentation 



11. Efficacy of once-daily Esomeprazole treatment 

in patients with Laryngopharyngeal reflux 

Evaluated by 24-hour ph-monitoring - Poster 


Reichel O., Germany 

(Abstract Book: HP49 

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Co-Chair: De Bree R., The Netherlands 

1. response from upper airway epithelial cells to 

x-irradiation 

Reiter R., Germany 


2. Elevated levels of circulating endothelial 

progenitor cells in patients with head and neck 

squamous cell cancer 



3. Carbonic anhydrase ix in head and neck malignant 

tumours: a meta-analysis 

Peridis S., Greece 


4. immunohistochemical detection of E-cadherin 

and beta-catenin in salivary gland tumors 



5. genotoxicology studies with human laryngeal 

miniorgan cultures 

Kleinsasser N., Germany 


6. peptidomic study of saliva from subjects affected 

by precancerous and cancerous lesions of 

the oral cavity and larynx 

Scarano E., Italy 


7. hypermethylation of secreted frizzled related 

protein genes in head & neck squmous cell 

carcinoma 

De M., UK 


8. the prognostic value of Cyfra 21-1 in stage iiiii 

squamous cell carcinoma of the larynx and its 

role in early detection of recurrences 




9. tumor markers in squamous Cell Carcinoma of 

the head and neck: prognostic value - Poster 




10. tp53 status evaluation in pleomorphic adenoma 

of the parotid gland - Poster Short Presentation 



11. a pilot phase iia study for the evaluation of the 

efficacy of folic acid in the treatment of laryngeal 

leucoplakia - Poster Short Presentation 



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Pediatrics 

Chair: Verwoerd J., The Netherlands 

Co-Chair: Bailey M., UK 

1. paediatric neck abscesses: microbiology and 

management 

Rustom I., UK 


2. tracheobronchial foreign bodies in Children 

and adults 

Balica N., Romania 


3. foreing body injuries in children: the susy safe 

project 

Gregori D., Italy 


4. Characteristics of objects causing foreign body 

injuries in children 

Berchialla P., Italy 


5. Endoscopic laser surgery for laryngomalacia 



6. botulinum toxin into salivary glands to reduce 

saliva in neurological children 



7. high frequency radiosurgery in pediatric otorhinolaryngology 

Katona G., Hungary 


8. indication for pediatric tracheotomy - Poster 


Stankovic K., Serbia 



9. parapharyngeal neuroblastoma in newborn-case 

report - Poster Short Presentation 

Vlahovic A., Yugoslavia 


10. neuroendocrine carcinoma of the tongue in a 

child – case report - Poster Short Presentation 

Martu D., Romania 


11. is there a need for cross-training between 

paediatrics and otolaryngology? - Poster Short 

Presentation 



NOTES:







Salivary glands 

Chair: Bradley P., UK 

Co-Chair: Ozturk K., Turkey 

1. parotid pathology & outcomes of parotidectomies 

in children 



2. nicotine: a potential risk factor for salivary 

gland tumors? 

Ginzkey C., Germany 


3. pleomorphic adenoma of parotid gland: significance 

of Capsule 

Testa D., Italy 


4. parotid function after selective deep lobe parotidectomy 



5. parotidectomy for benign parotid disease: outcome 

and risk analysis 



6. an analysis of complications following surgical 

treatment of benign parotid disease 



7. ultrasound-guided botulinum toxin type-a (botox-a) 

injections for treatment of sialorrhoea in 

adults: a new Zealand study 

Subhaschandra S., New Zealand 


8. optimising outcomes of parotidectomy using 

rhytidectomy incision - Poster Short Presentation 



9. in vitro Lithotripsy of salivary Calculi with 

frEddy and ho:yag-Laser - Poster Short 

Presentation 



10. benign tumors of the parotid gland: a retrospective 

analysis of 252 cases - Poster Short 

Presentation 

Koutsimpelas D., Germany 


11. sialolithiasis: diagnosis and treatment 

Pabst G., Switzerland 


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Pedaudiology 

Chair: Dauman R., France 

Co-Chair: Alagic-Smailbegovic J., Bosnia & Herzegovina 

1. assessment of auditory function after neonatal 

screening 

Dauman R., France 


2. Changing trends in pediatric audiology 

Psarommatis I., Greece 


3. Early progredient hearing impairment in the first 

year of life 

Loehle E., Germany 


4. Endoscopic Lazer surgery in malfunctions of 

the auditory tube in Children with unpurelent 

diseases of the middle Ear 

Polunin M., Russia 


5. Effects of adenoidectomy on the outcome of 

secretory otitis media (som) 

Bojanovic M., Yugoslavia 


6. role of otoacoustic Emissions in Children with 

middle ear effusion and grommets 

Saleem Y., UK 


7. follow-up approaches in Children with hearing 

Losses 

Tavartkiladze G., Russian Federation 


8. parental attitudes and anxieties towards neonatal 

hearing screening 



9. middle ear risk index and hearing loss in 

children 

Viktor C., Czech Republic 


OTOLOgy 

10. update on efforts towards definition, assessment 

and management of Eustachian tube dysfunction 

Bernard A., Belgium 




Chair: Pau H. W., Germany 

Co-Chair: Plouzhnikov M., Russia 


Electro-acoustic stimulation: European experience 

and last developments. 

Gstöttner W., Germany 


subject in cochlear implant patient with residual 

hearing 

Fraysse B., France 

3. results of partial deafness Cochlear implantation 

with round window approach 

Piotrowska A., Poland 


4. Comparative results between Cochlear implanted 

patients with and without hearing aids 

Spiridonova J., Bulgaria 


5. Endoscopic Cochlear implantation a new procedure, 

primary results in 23 subjects 

Alhajri M., Bahrain 


6. adult multicentral European hires 120 study 

Kienast B., France 


7. Listening to music after cochlear implantation 

Küstel M., Hungary 


8. Characteristics of cochlear implantation in bosnia 

and herzegovina 

Brikic F., Bosnia and Herzegovina

OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 


Audiology 3 

Chair: Uloza V., Lithuania 

Co-Chair: Wetke R., Denmark 

1. audiometric configurations and hearing loss 

secondary to acoustic trauma 

Spremo S., Bosnia and Herzegovina 


2. Evaluation of differences between audiometric 

and assr thresholds 



3. investigation of potential effects on hearing of 

Em fields of gsm and umts mobile phones 



4. perception of sounds of any frequencies and 

intensity 

Ovchinnikov E. L., Russian Federation 


5. prothrombotic factors and sudden hearing loss 

Gaini L. M., Italy 


6. reflection of bounce audiological phenomenon 

into EoaE magnitudes: dependence upon stimulation 

parameters 

Burdzgla I., Georgia 



Paraganglioma & Cerebellopontine 

Angle 

Chair: Manolidis S., USA 

Co-Chair: Gjuric M., Croatia 

1. Combined endoscopic and microscopic technique 

for total removal of big petrous apex 

lesions 

Oberascher G., Austria 


2. Endoscopic transsphenoidal surgery for cholesterol 

granulomas involving the petrous apex: a 

safe and effective approach 



3. temporal bone dissection by transcochlear 

approach, middle cranial fossa approach and 

retrosigmoid approach 

Sultan A. A., France 


4. clinical value of vascular compression at the 

cerebellopontine angle 



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otoLogy 


Tympanoplasty / Malformation 1 

Chair: Özbilen S., Turkey 

Co-Chair: Tikhomirova I., Russia 

1. otosurgery for chronic otitis media in remote 

areas: a fly in and fly out project in greenland 

Homøe P., Denmark 


2. radiofrequency-assisted mitomycin-enhanced 

tympanotomy 

Ragab S., Kuwait 


3. a double flaps approach to extensive disease in 

the middle ear 



4. piezosurgery® in otorhinolaryngology 

Salami A., Italy 


5. Endoscopic management of anterior drum perforations 

Davydov A., Russian Federation 


6. Long-term results of tympanoplasty 

Vishnjakov V., Russian Federation 


7. our Experinece in tympanoplasty, techniques 

and utilized materials 

Marin H. A., Romania 


8. optimal time for auricular reconstruction at 

children with microtia 

Jafarov M., Uzbekistan 


9. surgical management of congenital malformations 

of the middle ear 





Chair: Miyamoto R., The Netherlands 

Co-Chair: Osipenko E., Russia 

1. advances in cochlear implants / implantable 

hearing devices 

Mankekar G., India 


2. robotic insertion of cochlear implant electrodes 

to minimize cochlear trauma 

Manolidis S., Usa 


3. navigation surgery in Cochlear implantation 

Répássy G., Hungary 


4. tempo + versus opus 1. hearing results at 12 

month in children 

Stefanescu H., Romania 


5. the evolution of cochlear implant electrodes in 

the next decade 

Jolly C., Austria 


6. remote fitting of Cochlear implant system 

Wasowski A., Poland 


OTOLOgy 

7. Ceramic vs. titanium housing Cochlear implants: 

differences in surgery 



8. auditory dys-synchrony and cochlear implantation 

Vatovec J., Slovenia 


9. preliminary results of the adult smartnri study 

Arnold L., France 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 


Tympanoplasty / Malformation 2 

Chair: Strutz J., Germany 

Co-Chair: Shukuryan A., Armenia 

1. Cartilage „shield“ tympanoplasty: an effective 

and reliable procedure 



2. application of allogenic cartilage in otosurgery 

of otitis media 

Khorov O., Belarus 


3. middle Ear risk index (mEri) as a prognostic 

factor in pediatric ossicular reconstruction 

Al Mazrou F. K., Saudi Arabia 


4. bioactive glass in filling of radical cavities in 

chronic otitis media 

Stoor P., Finland 


5. a study on autogenous ossicular prosthesis 

reconstruction by in situ bone tissue engineering 

technique 

Sun J.-J., China (Zhongguo) 


6. Comparison of autograft ossicles versus 

titanium for ossiculoplasty 

Fong J. C., UK 


7. reversible tympanoplasty 



8. atelectasis otitis. pathology-guided, pathogenesis 

oriented management 

Bernard A., Belgium 


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rhinoLogy 

CRS / Polyposis (New Findings in 

basic Research) 

Chair: Stierna P., Sweden 

Co-Chair: Voegels R., Brazil 

1. aCgh (array Comparative genomic hybridization) 

analysis of nasal polyposis tissues 

Corradini C., Italy 


2. nf-kb, iCam-1 and iL-1â predict the outcome of 

nasal polyposis 

Valera F. C. P., Brazil 


3. Expression of genes that encode the annexin-1 

and galectin-1 proteins in nasal polyposis and 

their modulation by glucocorticoid 

Anselmo-Lima W. T., Brazil 


4. CC- chemokines in nasal polyposis - Poster Short 

Presentation 

Foerster U., Germany 


5. the role of interleukin-16 in Eosinophilic 

Chronic rhinosinusitis 



6. Expression and significance of Eotaxin and Eotaxin-2 

in nasal polyposis and nasal polyp tissue 

Tao Z.-Z., China (Zhongguo) 


7. staphylococcus enterotoxin a and b in serum of 

patients suffering from nasal polyposis 

Zivkovic M., Serbia & Montenegro 


8. therapeutic use of Cpg deoxynucleotides on 

tLr9: reducing inflammation in chronic sinusitis 

Tan L., Australia 


9. polymorphism in tumor necrosis factoralpha(tnf-a) 

promoter region(-308) and 

the first intron of Lymphotoxin-alpha (Lt-a) 

gene(+252) in iranian patients with nasal 

polyposis(np) 



RHINOLOgy 

10. Expression of il-6 in the ethmoid bone in patients 

with eosinofilic chronic rhinosinusitis 




11. grá/grâ imbalance has impact in response of 

nasal polyps to budesonide 




Trauma / Destruction 

Chair: Lengelé B., Belgium 

Co-Chair: Trimarchi M., Italy 


Cocaine-induced midline destructive lesions: a 

comprehensive overview. 

Trimarchi M., Italy 


3. role of sonography in diagnosis of nasal fractures 

Gurkov R., Germany 


4. Clinical outcome of maxillofacial trauma surgery: 

an 8 year review 

Litschel R., Switzerland 


5. a novel use of photo messaging in the assessment 

of nasal fractures 

Moumoulidis I., UK 


6. ishihara plates on your handheld computer 

Natt R. S., UK 


7. ultrasound-guided closed reduction of nasal 

bone fractures 

Rusetskiy Y., Russian Federation 


8. manually provided temporary maxillomandibular 

fixation in the treatment of selected mandibular 

fractures 

Vural E., USA 


RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 

9. Cocaine exposure triggers the formation of aberrant 

mitoses - Poster Short Presentation 

Bondi S., Italy 



Turbinates 

Chair: Papavassiliou A., Greece 

Co-Chair: Kennedy D., USA 


surgery of the turbinates 



the ars recommendation/statement of inf. turb. 

surgery in Children 


3. Endoscopic radiofrequency volumetric tissue 

reduction for treatment of turbinate hypertrophy 

in non-allergic patients - Poster Short Presentation 

Roje E., Croatia / Hrvatska 


4. Comparison of temperature controlled radiofrequency 

tissue volume reduction and submucosal 

resection with microdebrider in bilateral inferior 

turbinate hypertrophy: a prospective, randomized 

and single blinded clinical trial 



5. surgery of the inferior turbinate-comparative 

results using different techniques 

Cheita A. C., Romania 


6. radiofrequency volumetric tissue reduction for 

treatment of turbinate hypertrophy in children 

O´Connor-Reina C., Spain 


LunCh 

symposia 


Cochlear satellite symposium 

Supported by COCHLEAR 

Moderator: Albegger K., Austria 



Radiofrequency-therapy in ENT 

Supported by SUTTER 

Moderator: Maurer J., Germany 

1. history and principles of radiofrequency-therapy 

in Ent 


2. radiofrequency-therapy of the turbinates 

Kühnel T. S., Germany 

3. radiofrequency-therapy in Ent - selected treatments 

Romeo R., Italy 

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Chair: Thurnher D., Austria 

1. oxidative stress and tumor grade in hnsCC 




2. Customized, defect specific scaffolds for tissue 

Engineering in the means of reconstructive 




3. study of the polymorphism of the gene responsible 

of tobacco metabolism in patients with head 

and neck cancer - Poster Presentation 

Comas J., Spain 


4. Current promising molecular markers in head 

and neck squamous cell cancer - Poster 

Presentation 

Plzak J., Czech Republic 


5. overexpression of human 27kda heat shock 

protein in laryngeal cancer cells confers chemoresistance 

associated with cell growth delay 


Sun D.-I., Korea 


6. the prognostic impact of bcl-2 Expression on 

advanced nasopharyngeal Carcinomas - Poster 

Presentation 

Chen M.-K., Taiwan 


7. gene-expression study of putative oncogenes 

harbouring chromosomal region 3q26-28 in 

hnsCC - Poster Presentation 

Kastner J., Czech Republic 



8. oxidative dna damage in human cells and the 

protective potential of vitamin C and zinc - Poster 

Presentation 

Baumeister P., Germany 


9. sdf-1 and CCr5 genes polymorphism in patients 

with head and neck Cancer - Poster Presentation 



10. the correlation of cytokeratin antigens expression 

in lymph nodes with the morphological features 

of the tumor front in laryngeal carcionoma 

– the prognostic significance of the anneroth, 

batsakis and Lunas’ classification in the presence 

of micromet - Poster Presentation 

Starska K., Poland 


11. production of cytokines by peripheral blood lymphocytes 

t under influence in vitro of squamous 

cell carcinoma of the larynx - Poster Presentation 

Starska K., Poland 


12. pgE1 makes no complications in post-radiation 

laryngeal surgery - Poster Presentation 

Shiga K., Japan 


13. Effects of drugs on mucus production in homographted 

rat trachea - Poster Presentation 

Ishikawa M., Japan 


14. Lymphocytes infiltrating laryngeal carcinomas 

overexpress nf-êb - Poster Presentation 



15. in vitro activity of hpma-based targeted conjugates 

against hnsCC - Poster Presentation 

Boucek J., Czech Republic 











Laryngology 3 

Chair: Szyfter W., Poland 

1. Controll of haemorrhage by transoral removal of 

laryngeal haemangioma - Poster Presentation 

Bihari A., Hungary 


2. ho:yag and ktb lasers in the microsurgery of 

the larynx - Poster Presentation 

Ekaterina O., Russian Federation 


3. basaloid squamous cell carcinoma of the larynx: 

a case-report - Poster Presentation 



4. rare laryngeal tumors. presentation of 46 cases 




5. high resolution magnifyng endoscopy: a new 

diagostic tool also for laryngeal examination? 


Galli J., Italy 


6. solution of dyspnoe due to paradoxical vocal 

cord movement - Poster Presentation 

Falvai J., Hungary 


7. Chondroma and chondrosarcoma of the larynx 

two case reports - Poster Presentation 



8. assessment of laryngeal epithelial hyperplastic 

lesions in the Ljubljana classification - Poster 

Presentation 



9. Laryngitis and anabolic steroids - Poster Presentation 



10. morphometric estimation of laryngeal cancer 

tissue - Poster Presentation 

Markowski J., Poland 


11. Endoscopic laser surgery for laryngeal malignancy 




12. amyloidosis of the larynx - Poster Presentation 

Beton S., Turkey 


13. actinomycosis and osteochondroradionecrosis 

of hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage - Poster Presentation 

Danic Hadzibegovic A., Croatia 


14. ionizing radiation and laryngeal carcinoma 


Antoniv T., Russia 


15. laryngeal stenosis in epidermolysis bullosa 

dystrophia - Poster Presentation 

Takuo S. H., Japan 


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appartement ii (Zone 2b) 

Oncology 2 

Chair: Répássy G., Hungary 

1. parapharyngeal hemangiopericytoma - clinical 

case - Poster Presentation 

Bertesteanu S. V. G., Romania 


2. Esophageal Lugol staining in head and neck 

cancers-is it worthwhile? - Poster Presentation 

Kominek P., Czech Republic 


3. surgical and reconstructive characteristics of 

head and neck skin cancer in a regional referral 

center - Poster Presentation 

McClymont L., UK 


4. preoperative embolization in the management 

of hypervascular tumors of the head and neck 


Belatsarkouski I., Belarus 


5. sentinel lymph node biopsy – a new prospective 

in parotid gland carcinoma - Poster Presentation 

Stárek I., Czech Republic 


6. the role of ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration 

cytology (usgfnaC) in detection of occult 

metastases in cancer of head and neck - Poster 

Presentation 



7. aesthetic aspects of pectoralis major flap in 

reconstruction of head and neck region - Poster 

Presentation 

Klochihin A., Russian Federation 


8. ‘Correlation of human papillomavirus with oral 

cavity and oropharyngeal carcinoma’ - Poster 

Presentation 

Jeremic P., Yugoslavia 



9. pathological evaluation of nasopharyngeal 

masses in adults - Poster Presentation 

Taskin U., Turkey 


10. possibility of the extended radical neck dissection 

on account of metastasis of the squamous 

cell carcinoma of the head and neck - Poster 

Presentation 

Movergoz A. L., Russian Federation 


11. Clinical analysis of the minor salivary gland 

tumor in the oral cavity and pharynx - Poster 

Presentation 

Nakamura S., Japan 


12. Craniofacial resection of juvenile nasopharyngeal 

angiofibroma - Poster Presentation 



13. nasopharyngeal angiofibroma - Poster 

Presentation 

Iovanescu G., Romania 


14. tongue base Cancer - transhyoid pharyngotomy 

approach - Poster Presentation 

Lupescu S., Romania 


15. histopathological parameters of neck metastases 

of oral/oropharynx carcinomas - Poster 

Presentation 











appartement ii (Zone 2b) 

Pediatrics & Phoniatrics 

Chair: Sziklai I., Hungary 

Co-Chair: Crevier-Buchman L., France 

1. indication for pediatric tracheotomy - Poster 

Presentation 

Stankovic K., Serbia 


2. parapharyngeal neuroblastoma in newborn-case 




3. neuroendocrine carcinoma of the tongue in a 

child – case report - Poster Presentation 

Martu D., Romania 


4. is there a need for cross-training between paediatrics 

and otolaryngology? - Poster Presentation 



5. Lower airway papillomatosis in children - Poster 

Presentation 

Zawadzka-Glos L., Poland 


6. rare forms of children’s respiratory papillomatosis 

duration - Poster Presentation 

Bakumov V., Russian Federation 


7. Congenital midline cervical cleft - Poster Presentation 

Simic R., Yugoslavia 


8. phoniatric treatment results of patients with 

initial glottic cancers - Poster Presentation 

Stankovic P., Serbia 


9. acoustic parameters of voice and quality of life 

in bilateral vocal cord paralysis - Poster 

Presentation 

Harnisch W., Germany 


10. the new approaches in the voice disorder diagnostics 


Osipenko E., Russian Federation 


11. the homeopathic drug in mutation dysphonia 

teenagers - Poster Presentation 

Radtzig E., Russian Federation 


12. the voice quality in laryngeal paresis children 




13. Endoscopical screening in the early diagnostic 

voice disorders in infancy - Poster Presentation 



14. ‘a comparison of findings between videolaryngostroboscopy 

and digital high-speed videolaryngoscopy 

- a casereport’ - Poster Presentation 

Woellner T., Austria 


15. applying fourier analysis to high-speed laryngoscopy 

applications and limitations - Poster 

Presentation 

Krenmayr A., Austria 


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appartement iii (Zone 2b) 

Salivary glands 

Chair: Guntinas-Lichius O., Germany 

1. optimising outcomes of parotidectomy using 

rhytidectomy incision - Poster Presentation 



2. in vitro Lithotripsy of salivary Calculi with 

frEddy and ho:yag-Laser - Poster Presentation 



3. benign tumors of the parotid gland: a retrospective 

analysis of 252 cases - Poster Presentation 

Koutsimpelas D., Germany 


4. advancement in the minimally invasive management 

of parotid duct calculus: the intracorporeal 

electrokinetic lithotripsy option - Poster 

Presentation 

Modayil P., UK 


5. investigations on chemical dissolution of salivary 

calculi - Poster Presentation 

Schatton R., Germany 


6. parotid gland tumours: a retrospective study of 

286 patients - Poster Presentation 



7. sialolithiasis in Ent department 

our experience - Poster Presentation 



8. a case of bilateral submandibular gland 

agenesis - Poster Presentation 

Uyama T., Japan 


9. solitary fibrous tumor of submandibular gland 


Chang K.-P., Taiwan 



10. simultaneous sublingual sialolithiasis and rhinolithiasis 


Ozturk K., Turkey 


11. peptidomic analysis of selected parotid and submandibular/sublingual 

gland secretions - Poster 

Presentation 

Scarano E., Italy 


12. metastatic myoepithelial carcinoma arising from 

recurrent pleomorphic adenoma of the parotid 

gland - Poster Presentation 

Ohba S., Japan 


13. fine needle aspiration cytology of parotid gland 

masses - Poster Presentation 



14. total parotidectomy in the management of parotid 

tumors - Poster Presentation 

Salemis N., Greece 


15. Expression of metalloproteinases mmp-2 and 

mmp-9 in salivary gland tumors - Poster 

Presentation 











Thyroid / Case Reports / T&A 

Chair: Betka J., Czech Republic 

1. most frequent symptoms in patients with proved 

laryngo-pharyngeal reflux disease - Poster Presentation 

Vidojevic M., Serbia 


2. sleep apnea – snoring. new and alternative 

surgical techniques - Poster Presentation 



3. 6. Case report: cystic clear cell myoepithelioma 

of parotid gland - Poster Presentation 



4. intraoperative parathyroid hormone level is predictive 

of postoperativ hypocalcemia and need 

for vitamin d supplementation in thyroid surgery 


Abdel Hak B. H., Egypt 


5. primary hyperparathyroidism: surgery approach, 

lessons learned - Poster Presentation 

Lecoq M., France 


6. Lingual thyroid: a review of 3 cases - Poster 

Presentation 



7. secondary hyperparathyroidism: operative and 

postoperative findings - Poster Presentation 

Debruyne F., Belgium 


8. parathyroid adenoma: an incidental finding in a 

patient with heart disease - Poster Presentation 



9. sensitivity and specificity of thyroid fna in mng 




10. hemangiosarcoma of the thyroid gland - Poster 

Presentation 

Jerabkova P., Czech Republic 


11. a flow Chart to aid decision making in thyroid 

lump assessment - Poster Presentation 



12. Effect of imatinib on a papillary thyroid Carcinoma: 

a Case report - Poster Presentation 

Nakai S., Japan 


13. Extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy for salivary 

stones - Poster Presentation 

Capaccio P., Italy 


14. malignization of laryngeal papilloma - Poster 

Presentation 

Matela I., Russia 


15. monitoring vocal perturbations in running 

speech - Poster Presentation 

Schöntgen J., Belgium 


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Audiology 2 

Chair: Luxon L., UK 


otoLogy 

1. the meaning of specific autoimmune antibodies 

in occurrence and prognosis of acute inner ear 

disorders - Poster Presentation 

Ratzlaff K., Germany 


2. ‚age related hearing loss: Quality of life‘ - Poster 

Presentation 

Nikolaidis V., Greece 


3. acute otitis media related inner ear impairment 

treated with betaserc® - Poster Presentation 



4. hearing loss in patients who suffer from systemic 

lupus erythematosus - Poster Presentation 

Milisavljevic D., Yugoslavia 


5. audiological symptoms in ischemic stroke 


Stankiewicz C. , Poland 


6. application of abrs elicited by tone pips in 

diagnosis of retrocochlear hearing loss - Poster 

Presentation 



7. assr threshold estimation in normal and impaired 

hearing subjects - Poster Presentation 



8. dpoaEs in patients with low-frequency sensorineural 

hearing loss (LfsnhL) - Poster Presentation 



OTOLOgy 

9. Examining possibilities of transmitting signals to 

inner ear employing bone-conductive ultrasound 

carrier - Poster Presentation 



10. the Evaluation of audiometry, dpoaE, abr results 

in presbycusis - Poster Presentation 

Boynukalin K. S., Turkey 


11. Evoked otoacoustic emissions and idiopathic 

sudden deafness - Poster Presentation 



12. Low redundancy polish speech tests - developement 

and clinical application - Poster 

Presentation 

Senderski A., Poland 


13. the therapy of sudden hearing loss with hyperbaric 

oxygen. our experience - Poster Presentation 



14. auditory neuropathy and pituitary stalk interruption 

syndrome: report of a case - Poster Presentation 

Psarommatis I., Greece 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 




Cholesteatoma / infection 2 

Chair: Cosgarea M., Rumania 

Co-Chair: Moser G., Austria 

1. follow up of cholesteatoma surgery:open versus 

closed tympanoplasty - Poster Presentation 



2. are drawings a reliable way of recording retraction 

pockets? - Poster Presentation 



3. the activity of lysosomal exoglycosidases in 

cholesteatoma tissue - Poster Presentation 

Olszewska E., Poland 


4. bone lesions due to middle ear cholesteotoma 


Maniu A.-A., Romania 


5. Correlation between immunohistological and 

clinical characteristics of acquired cholesteatomas 


Milanovic N., Serbia 


6. facial paralysis in chronic otitis media - Poster 

Presentation 

Djeric D., Yugoslavia 


7. facial nerve palsy associated with otitis media 

in montenegro - Poster Presentation 

Todorovic M., Yugoslavia 


8. Epidemiology and treatment of bell’s palsy 




9. facial palsy associated with acute otitis media 

in adults - Poster Presentation 



10. acute mastoiditis complicated with bezold 

abscess, sigmoid sinus thrombosis and occipital 

osteomyelitis in a child - Poster Presentation 



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Pedaudiology 

Chair: Löhle E., Austria 

Co-Chair: Zorowka P., Austria 


otoLogy 

1. high – frequency tympanometry in infants - 


Jurovcík M., Czech Republic 


2. auditory neuropathy: Clinical picture and auditory 

tests results as a new syndrome - Poster 

Presentation 

Abdi S., Iran 


3. possibilities and limitations of the use of tympanometry 

in diagnosing middle ear effusion: a 

human temporal bone study - Poster Presentation 



4. newborn hearing screening using abr and oaE 


Draganescu V., Romania 


5. hearing loss into albanian children, tha factors 

of risc and prevalence - Poster Presentation 

Sallavaci S., Albania 


6. reasons for late diagnosis of congenital hearing 

loss despite unhs - Poster Presentation 

Nekahm-Heis D., Austria 


7. preliminary study: newborn hearing screening 

with teoaes and abr in the neonatal intensive 

care unit - Poster Presentation 



8. morphological link between som and mastoiditis 

in children - Poster Presentation 

Vlaski L., Yugoslavia 


OTOLOgy 

9. multi-year experience in application of multimedia 

hearing screening programs „i can hear” and 

“i can speak“ - Poster Presentation 



10. hearing disturbances in audiological tests in 

children after hematopoetic stem cell transplantation 




11. distortion product otoacoustic emission in newborns 

treated to ototoxic - Poster Presentation 



12. results of hearing screening in niCu babies 


Thrasyvoulou G., Cyprus 


13. Complications of acute mastoiditis in children 


Stankiewicz C., Poland 


14. application of newborn hearing screening program 

at „Zvezdara“ hospital in belgrade - Poster 

Presentation 

Babac S., Serbia 


15. Quality of life of children with otitis media with 

effusion - Poster Presentation 

Rovcanin L., Montenegro 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 




Active Middle Ear implants 

Chair: Böheim K., Austria 

Co-Chair: Streitberger C., Italy 

1. first Croatian vibrant soundbridge – one year 

follow-up - Poster Presentation 

Trotic R., Croatia / Hrvatska 


2. vibrant soundbridge® Clinical Experiences 


Huetter M., Austria 


3. vibrant soundbridge® Clinical investigations: 

Expanding indications for use - Poster Presentation 

Opie J., Austria 


4. new application of vibrant soundbridge middle 

Ear implant in the ears with mixed hearing loss 




5. hearing loss treatment in various acquired and 

congenital ear malformations with the use of 

bone anchored hearing aids (baha) - Poster 

Presentation 



6. Combined bone anchored hearing aid and mastoidectomy 


Roper A., UK 


7. the surgical anatomy of the mastoid process 

–relation to Ci surgery - Poster Presentation 

Radulovic R., Serbia 


8. microtia: technique and results of auricular 

reconstruction with autogenous rib cartilage 




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otoLogy 


Otosclerosis / Tympanoplasty 2 

Chair: Marangos N., Greece 

Co-Chair: Hocevar-Boltezar I., Slovania 

1. treatment of mass blast injury of Ear in war 

conditions - our experience - Poster Presentation 

Zlatanov H., Bulgaria 


2. traumatic perforation of Eardrum - Poster Presentation 

Haas V., Czech Republic 


3. serenoCemtm - glass ionomeric granules: 

effectiveness in mastoid obliteration - Poster 

Presentation 

Clark M., UK 


4. a pitfall in middle Ear surgery - Poster 

Presentation 

Özbilgen S., Turkey 


5. the reconstruction surgery in otorinolaryngology 

with use of the method of laser «biological» 

welding - Poster Presentation 

Blotsky R., Russia 


6. kurz titanium prosthesis ossiculoplasty - 

medium term results - Poster Presentation 



7. malformations of the first branchial cleft: a case 


Radaljac D., Yugoslavia 


8. Long term histological results of ossiculoplasty 

with bioceramics implants - Poster Presentation 

Mocanu H., Romania 


OTOLOgy 

9. ossicular chain reconstruction with ionomer cement 

and cortical bone - Poster Presentation 

Lujber L., Hungary 


10. ‚tympanic portion of the facial nerve: anatomical 

study‘ - Poster Presentation 



11. ‚the second turn of the facial canal: anatomical 

relations‘ - Poster Presentation 



12. Long term assessment of the results of operations 

improving hearing based on the material of 

over 15000 ears - Poster Presentation 



13. morphological examination of facial nerve 




14. Extrusion rates and hearing results of plastipore 

prostheses in reconstruction of middle ear ossicular 

chain - Poster Presentation 



RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 




basic Research 


Co-Chair: Braun H., Austria 

1. Cocaine exposure triggers the formation of aberrant 

mitoses - Poster Presentation 



2. impact of vEgf on skin graft survival in the irradiated 

rat dorsum - Poster Presentation 

Vural E., USA 


3. natural lps induced local and general il-8 

response in vitro in nasal polyposis - Poster 

Presentation 

Szalai G., Hungary 


4. repair of maxillary sinus alveolar wall bone 

defects in monkeys - Poster Presentation 

Demarco R. C., Brazil 


5. Q methodology research of health-related quality 

of life in chronic rhinosinusisits patients 


Dotlic J., Serbia 


6. peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor y 

negatively regulates allergic rhinitis in mice 


Fukui N., Japan 


7. deposition of ambroxol into the paranasal cavities 

of a nasal cast model administered by the 

pari sinus pulsating aerosol generator 




8. anatomopathological changes of paranasal sinus 

mucosa – experimental study on rabbits 




9. a study of the effect of pharmaceutical substances 

on the nasal mucosa - Poster Presentation 

Nikolaidis E., Greece 


10. antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (anca) 

in chronic rhinosinusitis: a hint to investigate 

vasculitis - Poster Presentation 



11. the pharmacoeconomy of rhintis treatment in 

children - Poster Presentation 



12. the effect of plasminogen and tranexamic acid 

on wound healing using an in vitro nasal fibroblast 

model - Poster Presentation 

Beule A., Germany 


13. detection of fungi in chronic rhinosinusitis with 

or without nasal polyps using polymerase chain 

reaction - Poster Presentation 

Eyigor H., Turkey 


14. CC- chemokines in nasal polyposis - Poster Presentation 

Foerster U., Germany 


15. Expression of il-6 in the ethmoid bone in 

patients with eosinofilic chronic rhinosinusitis 




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rhinoLogy 


CRS / Polyposis / Septorhinoplasty 

Chair: Huizing E., The Netherlands 

Co-Chair: Marangos N., Greece 

1. nf-kb is more importantly expressed than ap-1 

in np - Poster Presentation 



2. researches concerning the effect “in vivo” and 

“in situ” of the topic steroids following functional 

nasal surgery. - Poster Presentation 

Hainarosie R., Romania 


3. momental rhinoplasty with septoplasty - Poster 

Presentation 

T. Hisamov A., USA 


4. the nasal valve – measurements of nasal crosssectional 

area - Poster Presentation 



5. reconstruction of facial defects with cervicofacial 

advancement-rotation flap - Poster Presentation 

Vural E., USA 


6. analysis of the nasal septum deformities in children 

and adoles cents on own material - Poster 

Presentation 

Zielnik-Jurkiewicz B., Poland 


7. the analysis of clinical characteristics of the 

chronic rhinosinusitis: complicated and uncomplicated 

form - Poster Presentation 

Dudvarski Z., Yugoslavia 


8. Estimation of treatment effectiveness of patients 

with polypose rhynosinusitis in postoperative 

period - Poster Presentation 

Khandanyan G., Armenia 


RHINOLOgy 

9. reconsideration of strut augmentation - Poster 

Presentation 

Naraghi M., Iran 


10. outcomes after nasal septoplasty - Poster Presentation 

Raèiæ G., Croatia / Hrvatska 


11. facial skin ulcers after rhinoplasty in behcet’s 

disease - Poster Presentation 

Sahin-Yilmaz A., Turkey 


12. Chronic fungal rhinosinusitis diagnostic – difficulties 

and pitfalls - Poster Presentation 



13. Etiopathogenesis of rhinitis in hypothyroid rats 


Basak S., Turkey 


14. training and surgical outcomes of endoscopic 

sinus surgery - Poster Presentation 

Salam M., UK 


RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 




Sinus Diseases: Medical and Surgical 

Approaches 

Chair: Vlaminck S., Belgium 

Co-Chair: Koele W., Austria 

1. micro-endoskopic intranasal operation due to 

inverted papilloma of the nose and paranasal 

sinuses - Poster Presentation 

Matyja G., Poland 


2. an adjustable, butterfly design implant for nasal 

valve dysfunction - Poster Presentation 

Hurbis C., USA 


3. rhinoplasty of the unilateral cleft lip nasal 

deformity - Poster Presentation 



4. application of the island advancement flaps at a 

plasty of defects of the tip a nose - Poster Presentation 



5. dehiscent infraorbital canal as a rare cause of 

facial paraesthesia - Poster Presentation 

Sharma N., UK 


6. spontaneous Csf rhinorrhea: an important 

diagnosis to omit - Poster Presentation 

Beton S., Turkey 


7. patient outcomes in Endoscopic sinus surgery 

with Computer-assisted image guidance - Poster 

Presentation 



8. sinusitis orbital-ocular complications - Poster 

Presentation 

Valean M., Romania 


9. Cerebrospinal fluid leakage associated with a 

fungus ball - Poster Presentation 



10. diagnosis and treatment of unusual orbital diseases 

- the role of otorinolaryngologist - Poster 

Presentation 

Celakovsky P., Czech Republic 


11. olfactory and neurological evaluation in amCi 


Fioretti A., Italy 


12. prevalence of fungal infections in nasal polyposis 


Khajavi M., Iran 


13. “the effect of smoking on the olfactory function” 




14. pharmacotherapy in nasal polyps - Poster 

Presentation 

Rapiejko P., Poland 


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NAME INDEX 

07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

tUESDAy JULY 3RD , 2007 

tuEsday, juLy 3rd , 2007 

106 




HiC23 

Remacle M. / Eckel H. 

Instrumentation for 

microlaryngoscopic 

surgery 


Septorhinoplasty 

Round Table 

RRT6 (ESbS/ERS) 

Oberascher G. / Fliss D. 

CSF-Leaks and Dura 

Plasty 


Managing vertigo and 

balance disorders in 

every day practice - How 

good are we really? 

supported by SOLVAY 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

17:45 

18:45 

Round Table 

RRT7 

Kostrica R. 

Surgery of the Orbit 


CRS – Smell 


RiC3 

Tasman A.-J. 

Endoscopic Forehead 

Lifting 



HiC16 

Lehmans R./ 

De Bree R. 

Microvascular reconstruction 

Round Table 

HRT20 (EHNS) 

Betka J./ 

Pedersen M. 

Thyroid Surgery - European 

consensus 

Round Table 

HRT23 

Iro H. / Zenk J. 

Chronic obstructive sialoadenitis 

- modern approach 

to an old challenge 

Round Table 

HRT24 

Herrmann I. 

Diagnostics and treatment 

of the extraoesophageal 

complications of reflux 

Round Table 

HRT26 (EHNS) 

Werner J. 

Vascular malformations 

of the head and neck 


RiC16 

Ponikau J./Braun H. 

Gosepath J. 

Eosinophilic Fungal Rhinosinusitis 

– An Update 




RiC21 

Mokry M./ 


Endoscopic Approaches 

to Skull Base, Pituitary, 

Clivus and Beyond 

Round Table 

ORT8 

Laszig R. 

Surgical issues in 


Round Table 

ORT11 

O`Donoghue G. 

Cochlear Implants - long 

term results including 

complications of different 

European CI-centers 

Round Table 

ORT9 

Skarzynski H. 


on bilateral cochlear 

implants 

Round Table 

ORT10 (Abi) 

Offeciers E. 

Auditory brainstem Implants 

and more - newest developments, 

KN 


RiC22 

Simmen D. 

Four-Handed Endoscopic 

Approaches 




RiC6 

Rettinger G. 

Open Rhinoplasty 

Approaches / Corrections 

of the Twisted Nose 

Round Table 

HRT21 

Knecht R. 

Targeted therapy in head 

and neck cancer 


Laryngology 3 

Round Table 

HRT25 (iAOO) 

Rapidis A. 

Mandibular reconstruction 

and beyond 

Round Table 

HRT27 (ELS) 

Traissac L. 

Rehabilitation of the voice after 

total laryngectomy: voice prosthesis, 

limits and performances 



RiC27 

Papavassiliou A. 

Treatment of Turbinate 

Hypertrophy 


OiC10 

Lenarz T. / 

Battmer R.-D. 

Current concepts including 

audiological and 

surgical concepts. 

Round Table 

RRT16 (ESbS) 

Nicolai P. 

„Endoscopic RhinoNeuro 

Surgery”: Pituitary, Clivus 

and Beyond 

Round Table 

RRT4 (EAFPS) 

Pipic N. 

Face to Face: Otorhinolaryngologist: 

What now? Tips for First 

Steps into Facial Plastic Surgery. 


FESS – Techniques 

– Follow-Up 

Round Table 

RRT5 (ESbS) 

Draf W. 

Malignant Tumors of the Anterior 

and Central Skull Base: 

The European Perspective 

Updated 

General 

Assembly 


17:45-22:00 







RiC29 

Raunig H. 

Basics in Otoplasty 

Round Table 

HRT19 (ESPO) 

Graham J. / Cervera J. 

Challenges in Pediatr 

ic ORL 

Round Table 

HRT22 (EHNS) 

Grénman R. 

Treatment of head and 

neck cancer in the elderly 


Lunch Symposium 

Exploring beyond the 

first 24 months: A clinical 

and practical review 

of the Relieva Balloon 

SinuplastyTM Devices 

supported by ACCLARENT 


Tonsils & 

Adenoids 2 

Round Table 

RRT3 (EAFPS) 

Palma P. 

Inside and Outside the Nose: 

The Functional Perspective 


RiC4 

Santini J. 

Upper and lower 

blepharoplasty





geheime 

Ratstube 


RiC8 

Grénman R. 

Repair of Septal Perforations 

Round Table 

ORT13 

Tos M. 

Cartilage tympanoplasty: 

different indications and 

different techniques 


Nasal Airflow / 

Obstruction 

Round Table 

RRT20 (ERS) 

Van Cauwenberge P. 

Allergic rhinitis and its impact 

on asthma – European Network 

and global perspective 


Otosclerosis 


HiC15 

Lädrach K./Fliss D. M. 

The subcranial approach 

to the anterior skull base 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23m 

06:30 – 08:15 


großer 

Redoutensaal 


Lounge 



OiC5 

Plontke S. 

Therapy of inner ear disorders 

by intratympanic 

drug delivery 

Round Table 

ORT33 

Özgirgin N. 

European consensus on 

treatment algorithms in 

traumatic and iatrogenic 

facial paralysis 

Round Table 

ORT28 

Stennert E. 

Controversies in the treatment 

of facial nerve palsy 


Active Middle Ear 

Implants 


Cholesteatoma 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23n 

08:30 – 10:15 


OiC13 

Oates R.J. / Vincent R. 

Stapes surgery in primary 

and revision cases 

Round Table 

ORT15 

Tran Ba Huy P. 

Treatment of sudden 

hearing loss: Controversies 

in Europe 

Round Table 

ORT26 

Jahnke K. 

Ossicular chain reconstruction: 

present state in 

Europe, KN 

Round Table 

ORT29 

Devranoglou I. 

Prevention and management 

of tympanoplasty failures 

Round Table 

ORT27 

Luntz M. 

Controversies in Eustachian 

tube dysfunction and 

retraction pockets 


OiC3 

Lavieille J. P. 

Infratemporal approaches 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23o 

10:30 – 12:15 




HiC14 

Kubba H. 

Management of 

sialorrhea (drooling) in 

children 




OSAS 2 


Laryngology 4 


HiC24 

Schlömicher J. 

Vocal fold augmentation 

in local anesthesia 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23p 

12:30 – 14:15 


HiC25 

Silva F. 

Foreign bodies localized 

in larynx, trachea, bronchi 

and oeophagus in children: 

Diagnosis and treatment 


Miscellaneous 


HiC33 

Lichtenberger G. 

New and established Techniques 

in the Management 

of Layngotracheal Stenois 

14:00 – 15:00 


Oncology 3 


HiC13 

Jovancevic L. 

Management of patients 

after corrosive substance 

ingestion 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23q 

14:30 – 16:15 

Mittlere 

Lounge 


HiC10 

Herrmann I. 

New developments in the 

analysis of esopharyngeal 

function LPR Laryngo 

Pharyngeal Reflux 


OiC2 

Klingmann C. / Plinkert P. 

Fitness to dive; acute 

diving accidents 

08:15 – 09:15 

Round Table 

ORT36 

(int. Acad. ORL-HNS) 

Schmelzer B., 

Oswal V., Tavartkiladze 

G. A., Lindenberger J. 

Lopatin A. 


OiC17 

Hamann K.-F. 

Diagnoses and 

differential diagnoses of 

vestibular disorders 


HiC35 

Marie J. P./Förster/ 

Birchall 

Laryngeal reanimation 

07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

12:15 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

17:45 

18:45 

107 


Mobile Lab 

RiC23r 

16:30 – 18:15 


FLOORPLAN 


SUNDAY 01-JUl 

MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 

09:30 

12:15 

12:15 

13:15 

13:15 

17:00 




App l 

108 




App ll 


App lll 

Z o n e 2b 



OSAS / Tonsils & Adenoids 2 

Laryngology 4 

Oncology 3 

Oncology 4 




Carotid Imaging / Paraganglioma 


Tinnitus / Vestibular Disorders 2 

Cholesteatoma & Infection 1 

External Ear 


Epistaxis / Surgical bleeding & Sinusitis 

Smell / Snoring / Special Surgery / DCR 

Sinus Complications / Infections 

Smell / Snoring / DCR / Varia 





Redoutensaal







HiC10 new developments in the analysis of 

esopharyngeal function Lpr Laryngo 

pharyngeal reflux 

Instructor: Herrmann I., Italy 



HiC14 management of sialorrhea (drooling) 

in children 

Instructor: Kubba H., UK 



HiC16 microvascular reconstruction 

Instructors: Leemans R., The Netherlands 




HiC23 instrumentation for microlaryngoscopic 

surgery 

Instructors: Remacle M., Belgium 

Eckel H., Austria 



HiC25 foreign bodies localized in larynx, 

trachea, bronchi and oeophagus in 

children:diagnosis and treatment 

Instructor: Silva-Chacon F., Brazil 



HiC33 new and established techniques in 

the management of Layngotracheal 

stenois 

Instructor: Lichtenberger G., Hungary 


HiC13 management of patients after corrosive 

substance ingestion 

Instructor: Jovancevic L., Serbia 



HiC15 the subcranial approach to the anterior 

skull base 

Instructors: Lädrach K., Switzerland 

Fliss D., Israel 



HiC24 vocal fold augmentation in local 

anesthesia 

Instructor: Schlömicher J., Austria 



HiC35 Laryngeal reanimation 

Instructors: Marie J. P., France 


Birchall M., UK 

109 



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110 






OiC5 therapy of inner ear disorders by 

intratympanic drug delivery 

Instructor: Plontke S., Germany 



OiC10 Current concepts including audiological 

and surgical concepts 

Instructors: Lenarz T., Germany 



OiC13 stapes surgery in primary and revision 

cases 

Instructors: Oates R. J., UK 

Vincent R., France 


OiC2 fitness to dive; acute diving accidents 

Instructors: Klingmann C., Germany 


Plinkert P., Germany 


OiC17 diagnoses and differential diagnoses 

of vestibular disorders 

Instructor: Hamann K.-F., Germay 


OiC3 infratemporal approaches 

Instructors: Lavieille J. P., France 

(Abstract Book: OIC 3) 


RiC23m A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC6 Open Rhinoplasty Approaches / Corrections 

of the Twisted Nose 

ERS 

Instructor: Rettinger G., Germany 



RiC8 Repair of Septal Perforations 

ERS 

Instructor: Grénman R., Finland 



RiC21 Endoscopic Approaches to Skull base, 

Pituitary, Clivus and beyond 

ESbS 

Instructors: Mokry M., Austria 



RiC29 basics in Otoplasty 

EAFPS 

Instructors: Raunig H., Austria 

Mattheis S., Germany

RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


RiC23n A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23o A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23p A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23q A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23r A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC3 Endoscopic Forehead Lifting 

EAFPS 

Instructor: Tasman A.-J., Switzerland 



RiC4 Upper and lower blepharoplasty 

EAFPS 

Instructor: Santini J., France 



RiC16 Eosinophilic Fungal Rhinosinusitis 

– An Update 

Instructors: Ponikau J., USA 


Gosepath J., Germany 



RiC22 Four-Handed Endoscopic Approaches 

ERS 

Instructor: Simmen D., Switzerland 


RiC27 Treatment of Turbinate Hypertrophy 

ERS 

Instructor: Papavassiliou A., Greece 

111 



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112 





HRT19 Challenges in Pediatric ORL 

ESPO 

Moderator: Graham J., UK 

Chair: Cervera J., Spain 

1. nasal surgery in children: is it evidence based? 

Verwoerd C., The Netherlands 

2. Choanal atresia: current views on diagnosis and 

management 

Cervera J., Spain 

3. how is universal neonatal screening being applied? 

what have its effects been? 

Dauman R., France 

4. should there be an internationally accepted 

standard management of omE in children? 

De Leenheer E., Belgium 

5. Cochlear implantation in children: future developments? 

Graham J., UK 

6. baha in children: indications, surgical strategies 

Katona G., Hungary 

7. auditory neuropathy’: how close are we to identifying 

the true lesions? 

Nikolopoulos T., Greece 

8. how common are balance problems in children? 

how should they be investigated? 

Luxon L., UK 


HRT20 Thyroid Surgery - European consensus 

EHNS 

Moderator: Betka J., Czech Republic 

Chair: Kostrica R., Czech Republic 




HRT21 Targeted therapy in head and neck 

cancer 

Moderator: Knecht R., Germany 

Chair: Olofsson J., Norway 

1. modern radiation targeting techniques 

Budach V., Germany 

2. the prognostic significance of Egfr-expression 

in head and neck cancer treated with (chemo)radiation 

Langendijk H., The Netherlands 

3. the role of surgery in targeted therapy 

Leemans R., The Netherlands 

4. principles of organ preservation with targeted 

therapy 


5. Egfr targeting in the first line radiotherapy of 

advanced cancer 

Ang K., USA 

6. targeted therapy in recurrent and metastatic 

cancer 

Vermorken J., Belgium 


HRT22 Treatment of head and neck cancer in 

the elderly - European consensus 

EHNS 

Moderator: Grénman R., Finland 

Chair: Snow G., The Netherlands 

1. rt (Crt) - possibilities and limitations 

Gregoire V., Belgium 

2. Conventional open surgery 

Myers E., USA 

3. Endoscopic surgery, including laser 

Chevalier D., France 

4. Quality of life aspects 

Rogers S., UK







HRT23 Chronic obtructive sialoadenitis - 

modern approach to an old challenge 

Moderator: Iro H., Germany 

Chair: Zenk J., Germany 

1. McGurk M., UK 

2. Capaccio P., Italy 

3. Nahlieli O., Israel 

4. Katz P., France 

5. Zenk J., Germany 

6. Iro H., Germany 


HRT24 Diagnostics and treatment of the 

extraoesophageal complications of 

reflux 

Moderator: Herrmann I., Italy 

Chair: Scarpignato C., Italy 

1. Batioglu A., Turkey 

2. Galli J., Italy 

3. Karkos P., UK 

4. Scarpignato C., Italy 


HRT25 Mandibular reconstruction and 

beyond 

iAOO 

Moderator: Rapidis A., Greece 

Chair: Shah J., USA 

1. osseous free tissue transfer 

Cordero P., USA 

2. dental implants in the transplanted mandible: 

immediate or delayed? 

Keller E., USA 

3. Esthetic restoration of the lower face 

Devauchelle B., France 

4. Long term outcome, sequelae and quality of life 

of mandibular reconstruction 

Rogers S., UK 


HRT26 Vascular malformations of the head 

and neck 

EHNS 

Moderator: Werner J., Germany 

Chair: Negm H., Egypt 

1. De Bree R., The Netherlands 

2. Olofsson J., Norway 

3. Burian M., Austria 

4. Folz B., Germany 

5. Eivazi B., Germany 

6. Negm H., Egypt 


HRT27 Rehabilitation of the voice after 

total laryngectomy: voice prosthesis, 

limits and performances - European 

consensus 

ELS 

Moderator: Traissac L., France 

Chair: Herrmann I., Italy 

1. Gross M., Germany 


3. Quer M., Spain 

4. Szyfter W., Poland 

5. Coudray C., France 


ORT8 Surgical issues in cochlear implants 

Moderator: Laszig R., Germany 

Chair: Miyamoto R., The Netherlands 

1. keynote Lecture 

Bébéar J. P., France 

2. Fraysse B., France 

3. Profant M., Slowakia 

4. Luntz M., Israel 

5. Offeciers E., Belgium 

6. Trabalzini F.Italy, 

7. Kabelka Z., Czech Republic 

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114 



otoLogy 


ORT13 Cartilage tympanoplasty: different 

indications and different techniques 

Moderator: Tos M., Denmark 

Chair: Dergenc R., Yugoslavia 

1. Bowdler D., UK 

2. Cartilage tympanoplasty: an elective technique 

De Seta E., Italy 


3. Kyrodimos E., USA 

4. Müller J., Germany 

5. Neumann A., Germany 

6. Zahnert T., Germany 


ORT15 Treatment of sudden hearing loss: 

Controversies in Europe 

inner Ear 

Moderator: Tran Ba Huy P., France 

Chair: Burton M., UK 

1. Sziklai I., Hungary 

2. intratympanic steroids for sudden sensorineural 

hearing loss treatment 

Kosyakov S., Russia 


3. hyperbaric oxygen therapy for sudden sensorineural 

hearing loss in patients failing steroid 

and vasoactive treatment 

Cvorovic L., Serbia 


4. Hultcrantz E., Sweden 

5. treatment of idiopathic sudden sensorineural 

hearing loss 

Radulescu L., Romania 


6. Spratley I., Portugal 



OTOLOgy 

ORT33 European consensus on treatment algorithms 

in traumatic and iatrogenic 

facial paralysis 

Facial Nerve 

Moderator: Özgirgin N., Turkey 

Chair: Psifidis A., Greece 

1. Cenjor C., Spain 

2. Filipo R., Italy 

3. Gjuric M., Croatia 


5. Psifidis A., Greece 


ORT11 Cochlear implants - long term results 

including complications of different 

European Ci-centers 

Cochlear implants 

Moderator: O´Donoghue G., UK 

Chair: Lenarz T., Germany 

1. Filipo R., Italy 

2. Huarte A., Spain 


4. Nikolopoulos T., Greece 

5. Ramos Macias A., Spain

OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 


ORT26 Ossicular chain reconstruction. 

Present state in Europe 

Middle Ear 

Moderator: Jahnke K., Germany 

Chair: Pytel J., Hungary 


Coupling problems of middle ear transplants and 

implants 

Zahnert T., Germany 

2. techniques of famous antwerp school 

Somers T., Belgium 

3. bony transplants 


4. Long term histological results of ossiculoplasty 

with bioceramics implants 

Mocanu H., Romania 


5. gold and titanium implants 

Pusalkar A., India 

6. Long term results of different implants 

Hagen J., Germany 


ORT28 Controversies in the treatment of 

facial nerve palsy 

Facial Nerve 

Moderator: Stennert E., Germany 

Chair: Romanet P., France 

1. traumatic lesions of the facial nerve: partial 

reconstruction vs. total graft 

Bento R., Brasil 

2. Casselmann J., Belgium 

3. Darrouzet V., France 

4. treatment of acute (postoperative) facial palsy 

with electro-stimulation 

Gjuric M., Croatia 

5. role of electro-diagnostics for decision making 

in patients with facial palsy 

Guntinas Lichius O., Germany 

6. surgical management of intracranial facial 

nerve schwannoma 



7. Skarzynski H., Poland 


ORT36 international Academy ORL-HNS 

Moderator: Hamann K.-F., Germany 

Chair: Häusler R., Switzerland 

1. Schmelzer B., Belgium 

2. Oswal V., UK 

3. Tavartkiladze G., Russia 

4. Lindenberger J., Germany 

5. Lopatin A., Russia 


ORT9 Current European opinions on bilateral 


Moderator: Skarzynski H., Poland 

Chair: Müller J., Germany 

1. Aschendorf A., Germany 

2. vibroplasty a new surgical technique for therapy 

of mixed hearing loss 



3. Manrique M., Germany 

4. Müller J., Germany, 

5. Skarzynski H., Poland 

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116 



ORT29 Prevention and management of tympanosplasty 

failures 

Middle Ear 

Moderator: Devranoglou I., Turkey 

Chair: Pegan B., Croatia 

1. Babighian G., Italy 

2. Dazert S., Germany 

3. Manolidis S., USA 

4. Paiva A., Portugal 

5. Pauw B., The Netherlands 

6. Pegan B., Croatia 

7. Stankovic M., Serbia 




ORT10 Auditory brainstem implants and more 

- newest developments 

Auditory brainstem implants 

Moderator: Offeciers E., Belgium 

Chair: Colletti V., Italy 


Laszig R., Germany 


Central auditory prosthesis (audiotory midbrain 

implant): new approach for patients with nf2 

related deafness 



3. the rationale for abi in non tumor patients 

Colletti V., Italy 

4. Betka J., Czech Republic 

5. Laszig R., Germany 

6. Offeciers E., Belgium 

7. Ramos Macias A., Spain 



ORT27 Controversies in Eustachian tube dysfunction 

and retraction pockets 

Middle Ear 

Moderator: Luntz M., Israel 

Chair: Ars B., Belgium 

1. Ars B., Belgium 

2. Leuwer R., Germany 

3. the intra-rater reliability of the sadé and tos 

staging systems of retractions of the tympanic 

membrane 



4. Romanet P., France 

5. Schwager K., Germany 


RRT16 “Endoscopic RhinoNeurosurgery”: 

Pituitary, clivus and beyond. 

ESbS 

Moderator: Nicolai P., Italy 

Chair: Mokry M., Austria 

1. an endoscopic journey through anatomy 

Tschabitscher M., Austria 

2. imaging around the clivus 


3. pitfalls of endoscopic pituitary approaches 


4. a neurosurgeon´s point 


5. the pittsburgh experience 


6. heat production of operative endoscopes 



7. four handed endoscopic technique – the graz´ 

learning curve 

Stammberger H., Austr ia

RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


RRT4 Face to face: Otorhinolaryngologist: 

What now? Tips for first steps into 

facial plastic surgery. 

EAFPS 

Moderator: Pipic N., Austria 

Chair: Cingi C., Turkey 

1. botox. what you can do, what you cannot 

Badia L., UK 

2. botox. what you can do, what you cannot 

Raspaldo R., France 

3. threads, mini-lifts, or extended smas: 

how much dissection do we need? 


4. threads, mini-lifts, or extended smas: 

how much dissection do we need? 

Santini J., France 

5. the endoscope in facial rejuvenation: 

tool or toy? 


6. the endoscope in facial rejuvenation: 

tool or toy? 

Raspaldo R., France 

7. blepharoplasty: keeping it simple and safe 

Boenisch M., Austria 


8. blepharoplasty: keeping it simple and safe 

Santini J., France 


RRT6 CSF-leaks and dura plasty. 

ESbS/ERS 

Moderator: Oberascher G., Austria 

Chair: Fliss D., Israel 

1. the relative risk of meningitis with Csf-leaks 

Biswas D., UK 


2. outcomes of 118 patients with Csf-rhinorrhea 

treated with endoscopic surgery 

Nersesyan M., Russia 


3. the subcranial approach for the treatment of 

Csf-leakage. 


4. advantages of b-trace protein test for Csf-rhinorrhea 

diagnosis 



5. Endoscopic options 


6. surgical tricks for the treatment of spontaneous 

sphenoid Csf-leaks 



7. anterior encephalocele: a rare case of congenital 

malformation 

Atighechi S., Iran 


8. the haddad septal flap for closure of large skull 

base defects 


9. intrathecal fluorescein 


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118 



RRT7 Surgery of the orbit 

Moderator: Kostrica R., Czech Republic 

Chair: Betka J., Czech Republic 


rhinoLogy 

1. introduction and “state of the art” 


2. oncology of the orbit, diagnostics and surgery 

Bloching M., Germany 

3. decompression surgery of the orbit 

Sellari S., Italy 

4. traumatology of the orbit 


5. reconstructive surgery of the orbit 

Strome M., USA 

6. new considerations on the sino-orbital 

pathology 

Mühlfey G., Romania 


7. transcranial approaches to the orbit 


8. orbital pseudolymphoma: a case report and the 

role of transnasal endosocpic surgery 




9. Endonasal endoscopic orbital surgery 





RRT20 Allergic rhinitis and its impact on 

asthma – European network and 

global prospective 

ERS 

Moderator: Van Cauwenberge P., Belgium 


RHINOLOgy 

1. global allergy and asthma european network 

(ga2LEn): the role of the rhinologist 

Van Cauwenberge P., Belgium 

2. the mechanisms connecting upper and lower 

airways in allergy and hyperreactivity 

Wagenmann M., Germany 

3. sinusitis, nasal polyposis and lower airway 

disease: one mechanism? 


4. Experimental modells to investigate the pathomechanisms 

of sinusitis 

Stierna P., Sweden

RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


RRT3 inside and outside the nose: The functional 

perspective 

EAFPS 

Moderator: Palma P. , Italy 

Chair: Wolf G., Austria 

2. minimally invasive endoscopic surgery: what the 

rhinoplasty surgeon should master 

Castelnuovo P., Italia 

3. the difficult septum in primary and revision 

cases 

Boenisch M., Austria 


4. surgical management of alar collapse 

Disant F., France 

5. management of the saddle nose 

Badia L., UK 

6. management of the twisted nose 


7. nasal reconstruction with bone and cartilage 

grafts 

Pipic N., Austria 


8. Computerized analysis of nasal function 

Heppt W., Germany 



RRT5 Malignant tumors of the anterior 

and central skull base: The European 

perspective updated 

ESbS 

Moderator: Draf W., Germany 


1. En bloc or piecemeal? techniques of endoscopic 

tumor removal 


2. is endonasal surgery acceptable for recurrence 

of malignancy? 


3. indications and contraindications for endonasal 

tumor surgery 


4. Craniofacial approach – lessons to Learn 

Howard D., UK 

5. Craniofacial approach – lessons to learn 

Lund V., UK 

6. surgery and prognoses of olfactory neuroblastoma 

Holzmann D., Switzerland 

7. intraoperative electron radiotherapy for advanced 

anterior skull base tumors – six years 

experience 



8. metastases in the nasal cavities and pns 

Jenko K., Slovenia 


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Chair: Golusinski W., Poland 

Co-Chair: Wollenberg B., Germany 


dentritic cells 


2. Expression of vEgf-a/C, vEgf-r2, pdgf-á/â, ckit, 

Egfr, her-2/neu, mcl-1 and bmi-1 in merkel 

Cell Carcinoma – is targeted anticancer therapy 

a feasible option? 



3. gpi-15427, a parp-1 inhibitor, radiosensitizes in 

head &neck cancer 

Khan K., USA 


4. transplantation of epithelial laryngeal cell culture 

in experiment 

Petrova L., Belarus 


5. matrixmetalloproteinases in patients with larynx 

cancer and benign glottic lesions 



6. osteopontin expression predicts the clinical 

outcome of laryngeal intraepithelial neoplasia 



7. age-related aspects of the course of rrp induced 

by hpv-6 and 11 

Babkina N., Germany 


8. significance of anti-hpv vLp-16, E6 and E7 in 

detection of the oral/oropharyngeal sCC - Poster 


Zabrodsky M., Czech Republic 


9. Emmprin expression in oral squamous cell 

carcinoma - Poster Short Presentation 

Pukkila M., Finland 



10. simple snorring: diode laser treatment 

Vitte E., France 

11. a comparative study of apneagraph and sleep 

nasendoscopy 

McTiernan R., UK 


Laryngology 3 

Chair: Arens C., Germany 

Co-Chair: Remacle M., Belgium 


injectable substances and office based procedures-two 

new ways of advancement in laryngology 


2. Cricotracheal resection in non-tracheotomized 

adults: a prospective case series 

Sittel C., Germany 


3. self-expanding nitinol stents in the treatment of 

malignant tracheal stenoses 

Lippert B. M., Germany 


4. treatment of Laryngeal stenosis 

Bakumov V., Russian Federation 


5. tracheal injuries in percutaneous tracheotomy 

Wolf M., Israel 


6. argon plasma surgery in the subglottic stenosis 

in children 

Zawadzka-Glos L., Poland 


7. the end to end anastomosis in the tracheal 

stenosis 








8. assessment of voice in patients with reinke’s 

oedemas after laser microsurgery - Poster Short 

Presentation 

Szielkowska A., Poland 


9. predisposing factors, management, and 

outcomes of major anastomotic dehiscence 

after crico-tracheal resection and anastomosis 


Piazza C., Italy 



Miscellaneous 

Chair: De Bree R., The Netherlands 

Co-Chair: Burian M., Austria 

1. Evaluation of preoperative investigations in elective 

Ent surgery 

Sinha A., UK 


2. angulation of the styloid process in Eagle’s 

syndrome 

Caylakli F., Turkey 


3. management of facial hemangiomas: Circular 

excision and «purse string suture» 



4. necrotizing fasciitis of the head and neck-34 

cases in single institution experience 

Lanisnik B., Slovenia 


5. neck trauma owed to car accidents 



6. trauma of cervical parts of respiratory and 

digestive organs 

Bagirova I., Ukraine 


7. role of endoscopic surgery and intralesional 

steroid therapy for acute obstructive tracheobronchial 

wegener’s granulomatosis 



8. Effectiveness of fast track referrals in head and 

neck surgery - Poster Short Presentation 



9. Cervical lymph node tuberculosis: 12-years 

experience - Poster Short Presentation 



10. surgical management of branchial cysts - Poster 




11. Comparison of the accuracy of panoramic radiography 

, Coronal and axial Ctscan in diagnosis 

of mandibular fractures - Poster Short Presentation 

Dabirmoghadom P., Iran 


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OSAS 2 

Chair: Van de Heyning P., Belgium 

Co-Chair: De Vries N., The Netherlands 

1. Esophagopharyngeal pressure measurement in 

sleep-disordered breathing 

De La Chaux R., Germany 


2. information content of snoring sounds 

Kühnel T. S., Germany 


3. Laser surgery of a soft palate at snore and 

obstructive sleep apnea. 

Gagauz A., Moldova 


4. prediction of nocturnal obstructive apneas by 

simulated snoring 

Herzog M., Germany 


5. inflammatory biomarkers in mild obstructive 

sleep apnea 

Sahlman J., Finland 


6. the pillar implant in simple snoring patients in 

the uk 

De Carpentier J., UK 


7. a prospective randomised clinical trial; Laser 

assisted uvulopalatoplasty versus Celon radiofrequency 

procut palatoplasty for snoring and 

obstructive sleep apnoea. 

Kotecha B., UK 


8. a prospective clinical study of simultaneous 

multi-segmental application of bipolar radiofrequency 

induced thermotherapy for snoring and 

mild obstructive sleep apnoea 

Khalil H., UK 


9. Lateral hyoid Expansion for treatment of obstructive 

sleep apnea 

Hamans E., Belgium 

(Abstract Book: HL175)w 





Co-Chair: Owens D., UK 

1. group a b-hemolytic streptococci in the adenoid 

of tonsillectomy patients 

Orvidas L., USA 


2. advantages of ultrasonic harmonic scalpel tonsilectomy 

Kendrisic M., Yugoslavia 


3. hazards, precautions, advantages of diathermy 

tonsillectomy 

Taneja M., India 


4. peritonsillar abscess- indication for tonsillectomy? 

Kesckès G., France 


5. the use of disposable instruments in adenoid 

and tonsil surgery the detection of instrument 

consumption and the detection of failure rates. 

the requirement for long-term surveillance 

Owens D., UK 


6. Coblation vs Co2 Laser scanning system for 

tonsil ablation in adults 



7. adherent biofilms in adenotonsillar diseases in 

children 

Al Mazrou F. K., Saudi Arabia 


8. surgical revision of haemorrhage after cold steel 

tonsillectomy: a review of 6995 cases in a 14 

years tertiary hospital experience 









Laryngology 4 

Chair: Lippert B. M., Germany 

Co-Chair: Monnier P., Switzerland 


Endoscopic assessment of the dyspnoic child 

Monnier P., Switzerland 

2. Laryngeal and tracheobronchial amyloidosis 

Wu K., UK 


3. immunohistochemical examinations of sex hormone 

receptors (Er alpha, pr, ar) in the human 

vocal fold 

Schneider B., Austria 


4. ‘Ethiologic factors for reinke’s edema on vocal 

folds’ 

Kravos A., Slovenia 


5. Experimental examinations on cleaning and reuse 

of cuffed tracheostomy tubes under hospital 

conditions 

Leonhard M., Austria 


6. perineural spread in squamous cell carcinoma 

of the larynx: histopathological evaluation of 

inferior and superior laryngeal nerve proximal 

stumps 

Vural E., USA 


7. Efficacy of endoscopic tracheoplasty for treating 

tracheostomy-related airway stenosis 



8. outcome of endoscopic treatment of adult 

postintubation tracheal stenosis 




Oncology 3 

Chair: Uloza V., Lithuania 

Co-Chair: Lefèbvre J. L., France 

1. Keynote Lecture: 

Changing times in advanced laryngeal sCC 

management 


2. indications and type of elective neck dissections 

in patients with early stage oral and oropharyngeal 

carcinoma: a nationwide survey in the 

netherlands 

De Bree R., Netherlands 


3. the role of elective neck dissection in t1t2n0m0 

anterior tongue cancer patients 

Mirea D., Romania 


4. organ preservation with transoral Co2 laser 

resection in advanced tumors of the larynx and 

hypopharynx 



5. management of n0 neck in supraglottic and 

transglottic carcinomas 

Ozer C., Turkey 


6. Evaluation of malignant cervical lymphdenopathy 

of unknown primary origin:changes in the 

relative frequency of primary tumor sites 

Fergadis S., Greece 


7. positron emission tomography: a useful tool in 

diagnosis and management of head and neck 

cancer 



8. multiple primary malignancies in patients with 

head and neck cancer in our department - Poster 


Iguchi H., Japan 


9. predictors of extracapsular spread in lymph 

node metastases - Poster Short Presentation 



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otoLogy 



Chair: Wollenberg B., Germany 

Co-Chair: Lefebvre P., Belgium 

1. signal analysis of a direct drive implant 

Ball G., Austria 


a study of the biomechanical Coupling of direct 

drive implants 

Ball G., Austria 


2. influence of coupling parameters on the fmt 

output level at the round window 

Arnold A., Switzerland 


3. the vibrant soundbridge as active porp and 

torp 

Hohenhorst W., Germany 


4. thermal properties of operative otoendoscopes: 

an ovine model 




Cholesteatoma 

Chair: Stankovic M., Serbia 

Co-Chair: Karchev T., Bulgaria 

OTOLOgy 

1. Congenital cholesteatoma in children – early 

recognition, surgical management and postoperative 

care 



2. anatomical and functional reconstruction after 

modified radical operations 



3. Congenital cholesteatoma – the singapore experience 

Lim C. M., Singapore 


4. Cholesteatoma surgery and reconstruction of the 

incudostapedial joint as one-stage procedure 

Porowski M., Poland 


5. surgical treatment of middle ear cholesteatoma 

Dankuc D., Yugoslavia 


6. inside-out technique: cholesteatoma surgery in 

bern between 1992 and 2006 

Roth T., Switzerland 


7. Epidemiologic evaluation of middle ear cholesteatoma 

in patients with chronic otitis media in 

south of iran 

Gandomi B., Iran 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 


Otosclerosis 

Chair: Pytel J., Hungary 

Co-Chair: Lopatin A., Russia 

1. ktp laser-stapedotomy with nitinol piston 

Gerlinger I., Hungary 


2. stapes microsurgery, technique and functional 

results 

Stefanescu H., Romania 


3. microdrill versus fine pick perforator during 

stapedotomy 



4. short- and long-term results of stapedotomy, 

hemistapedectomy and total stapedectomy with 

a teflon piston prosthesis in surgical treatment 

of otosclerosis 



5. Comparative study of use of k piston and Clip 

piston in stapes surgery 

Pusalkar A., India 


6. hearing results regarding location and histologic 

activity on stapedial footplate in otosclerosis 

Gros A., Slovenia 


7. otosclerosis: mid-term results of cochlear implantation 

Garcia-Valdecasas J., Spain 


8. indications, results and limits of malleovestibulopexy 

Carducci F., Italy 


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rhinoLogy 


Septorhinoplasty 

Chair: Schultz-Coulon H.-J., Germany 

Co-Chair: Papavassiliou A., Greece 

1. rhinoplasty of the unilateral cleft lip nasal 

deformity - Poster Short Presentation 



2. application of the island advancement flaps at a 

plasty of defects of the tip a nose - Poster Short 

Presentation 



3. Correction of nasal septal perforation(nsp) with 

graft &mucosal flap procedure 

Amiri Andi S. A., Iran 


4. a new method of construction of obturators 

for nasal septal perforations and evidence of 

outcomes 



5. Closed technique repair of Large nasal septal 

perforations 

Giacomini P. G., Italy 


6. reconstruction of large nasal septal perforations 

by a galeal pericranial flap: an anatomical and 

technical study 



7. non-invasive laser correction of anterior nasal 

septum deformities 

Lopatin A., Russian Federation 


8. Laser septum reshaping a novel approach for 

correction of nasal septum deformities 



9. surgical approaches in rhinoseptoplasty in nasal 

deformity 

Jakimovska F., Macedonia 


10. Cartilage tissue Engineering 

Vats A., UK 


RHINOLOgy 


Nasal Airflow / Obstruction 

Chair: Bellussi L., Italy 

Co-Chair: Hofmann T., Austria 

1. does nasal obstruction mean that the nose is 

obstructed? 

Steinsvåg S., Norway 


2. assessment of nasal patency: a comparison of 

three methods 

Zborayova K., Czech Republic 


3. nasal dysfunction and pregnancy observational 

study about 231 patients 



5. the investigation of nasal obstruction influence 

on the sress/depression development in rats 

during an experiment. 

Svitlana Y., Ukraine 


6. Effect of formulation and delivery system on 

nasal and paranasal deposition performance of 

aerosolised fluticasone-propionate (fp) in a human 

cast model 



7. morphological structure of the mucosa in the 

patients with chronic rhinosinusites 

Shamsiev D., Uzbekistan 


8. some remarks of scanning and transmissional 

electromicroskopic investigations of chronic 

inflamated mucosa and polyps of nose and paranasal 

cavities 

Zivic M., Yugoslavia 


9. the Changes of the nasal mucosa after total 

Laryngectomy 

Skoloudik L., Czech Republic 


RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


FESS-Techniques-Follow Up 

Chair: Jorissen M., Belgium 

Co-Chair: Koele W., Austria 

1. microdebrider versus classical instruments 

in endoscopic sinus surgery: a double - blind 

randomised study 



2. impact of microdebrider in surgical treatment of 

nasal polyposis in terms of health related quality 

of life and objective findings: a comperative 

randomized blinded clinical study 



3. the uk national Comparative audit of sinonasal 

surgery 5-year results 

Hopkins C., UK 


4. fEss combined radiofrequency surgery 



5. Endoscopic sinus surgery and trans-septal 

suture technique-a prospective study. 

Sood S., UK 


6. the role of stammberger sinu-foam vs spongistan 

in day-case Endoscopic sinus surgery: 

a double-blind randomized controlled trial 

Timms M., UK 


7. Comparison of predictors of response to surgery 

in allergic and non-allergic patients with chronic 

rhinosinusitis 

Baudoin T., Croatia / Hrvatska 


8. the histopathologic score –decisional factor for 

the treatment of chronic rhinosinusitis 



9. Can sinonasal mucoceles be always treated 

through the endoscopic approach? 

Cambria C., Italy 



CRS-Smell 

Chair: Vlaminck S., Belgium 

Co-Chair: Wagenmann M., Germany 


Current treatment Concepts in rhinosinusitis 

Stierna P., Sweden 

2. measured olfactory airflow does not correlate 

with olfactory capability assessed by the sniffin 

sticks test 

Hanna B., UK 


3. Clinical study of olfaction with CCCrC test 

Toledano A., Spain 


4. screening anosmia using a self-administration 

technique of the odorized markers test - Poster 


Pellant A., Czech Republic 


5. bacterial biofilms in refractory chronic rhinosinusitis 



6. a prospective audit of the prevalence of mrsa 

carrier state in adult rhinology patients 

Christoforidou A., Greece 


7. rigid nasal Endoscopy versus sinus puncture for 

microbiologic documentation of acute Community 

acquired rhinosinusitis 



8. method of superficial activity of paranasal 

sinuses mucociliary system research 

Zavaly M., Ukraine 


9. the effects of oxymetazoline and xylometazoline 

on the ciliary beat frequency of ciliated cells 

in human nasal mucosa and porcine tracheal 

mucosa 

Mickenhagen A., Germany 


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LunCh symposia 


Exploring beyond the first 24 months: 

A clinical and practical review of the 

Relieva ballon Sinuplasty devices. 

Supported by ACCLARENT 

Moderator: Levine H., USA 



Managing vertigo and balance disorders 

in every day practice - How good 

are we really? 

Supported by SOLVAY 

Moderator: Kingma H., The Netherlands 

1. Strup M., Germany 

2. Magnusson M., Sweden 

NOTES:












1. significance of anti-hpv vLp-16, E6 and E7 in 

detection of the oral/oropharyngeal sCC - Poster 

Presentation 

Zabrodsky M., Czech Republic 


2. tumor markers in squamous Cell Carcinoma of 

the head and neck: prognostic value - Poster 

Presentation 



3. Emmprin expression in oral squamous cell 

carcinoma - Poster Presentation 

Pukkila M., Finland 


4. tp53 status evaluation in pleomorphic adenoma 

of the parotid gland - Poster Presentation 



5. a pilot phase iia study for the evaluation of the 

efficacy of folic acid in the treatment of laryngeal 

leucoplakia - Poster Presentation 



6. CxCr4 chemokine receptor and sdf-1 chemokine 

expression in hnsCC - Poster Presentation 

Óvári A., Hungary 


7. prognostic meaning of Cytokeratin and neuroendocrine 

markers in Larynx Cancer - Poster 

Presentation 

Gokcan K., Turkey 


8. isolation and characterization of mesenchymal 

stem cells from palatine tonsils - Poster 

Presentation 

Janjanin S., Croatia / Hrvatska 


9. Effect of closo-dodecaborate-containing linker 

on targeting hnsCC xenografts with radioiodinated 

chimeric monoclonal antibody u36. 

dual-isotope comparative biodistribution study 


Cheng J., Sweden 


10. salivary glutathione and uric acid levels in 

patients with head and neck squamous cell 

carcinoma - Poster Presentation 



11. galectin-7 in sqamous cell epithelia and carcinomas 


Chovanec M., Czech Republic 


12. analysis of human telomerase reverse transcriptase 

protein in laryngeal cancer - Poster 

Presentation 



13. gene expression profile in laryngeal cancer by 

oligonucleotide microarrays analysis - Poster 

Presentation 

Markowski J., Poland 


14. the diagnostic value of ebv detection using pcr 

in metastatic carcinoma to cervical lymph nodes 


Abdelsalam S., Egypt 


15. immunohistochemy (Egfr and Cd44) in hypertrophic 

laryngeal lesions - Poster Presentation 

Ionita I., Romania 


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Laryngology 4 

Chair: Maune S., Germany 

1. autofluorescent diagnostics of laryngeal precancerosis 

and cancer - Poster Presentation 

Baletic N., Yugoslavia 


2. voice and speech after laryngectomy - Poster 

Presentation 

Stajner Katusic S., Croatia 


3. assessment of voice in patients with reinke’s 

oedemas after laser microsurgery - Poster Presentation 

Szielkowska A., Poland 


4. Endoscopic arytenoid lateralisation of scary 

fixed vocal cords - Poster Presentation 



5. management of juvenile recurrent laryngeal 

papillomatosis - Poster Presentation 

Poenaru M., Romania 


6. predisposing factors, management, and 

outcomes of major anastomotic dehiscence 

after crico-tracheal resection and anastomosis 




7. surgical treatment of t3 and t4 laryngeal carcinoma 


Djordjevic V., Yugoslavia 


8. failures after laryngopharyngeal reconstruction 

in caustic stenosis - Poster Presentation 

Achim I., Romania 



9. Ebv associated smooth muscle tumour mimicking 

bilateral vocal process granuloma - Poster 

Presentation 

Gan E. C., Singapore 


10. homocysteine, folate and vitamin b12 plasma 

levels in laryngeal cancer - Poster Presentation 

Nacci A., Italy 


11. hyoid chondroma presenting an external neck 

mass - Poster Presentation 



12. morphological aspects in laryngeal premalign 

lesions - Poster Presentation 

Anghelina F., Romania 


13. Endolaryngeal/-tracheal surgery in tubeless 

superimposed high frequency jet ventilation 

(shfjv) - Poster Presentation 

Denk-Linnert D.-M., Austria 


14. relapsing polychondritis - case report and 

review of literature - Poster Presentation 

Artopoulos M., Greece 


15. tortuous internal carotid artery narrowing piriform 

sinus: two cases - Poster Presentation 

Ozcan K. M., Turkey 












Chair: Ulug T., Turkey 

1. Effectiveness of fast track referrals in head and 

neck surgery - Poster Presentation 



2. Cervical lymph node tuberculosis: 12-years 

experience - Poster Presentation 




Presentation 



4. Comparison of the accuracy of panoramic radiography, 

Coronal and axial Ctscan in diagnosis 

of mandibular fractures - Poster Presentation 

Dabirmoghadom P., Iran 


5. haE in the head and neck-region - Poster Presentation 

Greve J., Germany 


6. head and neck localisation of sarcoidosis - 


Olfa B. G., Tunisia 


7. parapharyngeal space abscesses: report of 15 

consecutive cases - Poster Presentation 

Papazoglou G., Greece 


8. Endoscopic removal of foreign bodies in the 

lung with optical fibers. a case study ippokratio 

hospital of thessaloniki - Poster Presentation 

Gougousis S., Greece 


9. Case report secondary lingual tuberculosis 

resembling lingual cancer with lung metastasis 



10. madelung disease - case reports - Poster 

Presentation 

Grigore R., Romania 


11. Evaluation of the necessity of a practical teaching 

of otolaryngology in a brazilian medical 

school - Poster Presentation 



12. Cutaneous self-extrusion of a foreign body from 

the upper aero-digestive tract - Poster 

Presentation 

Han H. J., Singapore 



Presentation 



14. nasal septal teratoma in a nigerian child - Poster 

Presentation 

Ibekwe T. S., Nigeria 


15. bilateral intratonsillar abscess. Case report 


Andrianopoulos D., Greece 


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Oncology 3 

Chair: Kleinsasser N., Austria 



1. a giant mixed tumor into soft palate - Poster 

Presentation 

Sallavaci Y., Albania 


2. Lip reconstruction following lip cancer resection 

- our experience - Poster Presentation 

Pop S., Romania 


3. treatment of tongue cancer with nsC 631570: 

case report - Poster Presentation 

Mickonas A., Lithuania 


4. multiple fluorophore-analysis (mfa) for qualitative 

tissue diagnosis in oral cavity - Poster 

Presentation 

Havel M., Germany 


5. oncological value of modified radical dissection 

of the neck in cervicofacial cancers - Poster 

Presentation 

Trivic A., Yugoslavia 


6. risk factors in the occurrence of nasopharyngeal 

carcinoma: an anamnestic study - Poster 

Presentation 

Nesic V., Yugoslavia 


7. ‘solitary fibrous tumor of the nasal cavity, 

paranasal sinuses and anterior fossa’ - Poster 

Presentation 

Dabrowska K., Poland 


8. transoral laser management of hypopharygeal 

low-grade malignant peripheral nerve sheet 

tumor (mpnst) - Poster Presentation 

Kaszás Z., Hungary 



9. primary thyroid-Like papillary adenocarcinoma 

of the nasopharynx - Poster Presentation 

Chang K.-P., Taiwan 


10. breast cancer metastases to tonsillar remnant 


Roper A., UK 


11. immediate reconstruction of the mandible 

with titanium plate and rib graft after a Large 

segmental mandibulectomy due to multilocular 

ameloblastoma in an Edentulous patient - Poster 

Presentation 



12. oro-pharyngeal carcinoma: assessment of the 

swallowing with fEss and vf - Poster 

Presentation 



13. Contact endoscopy in early diagnosis of oral and 

soft palate lesions - Poster Presentation 

Santos A., Portugal 


14. head and neck liposarcomas - Poster Presentation 

Kalhous J., Czech Republic 


15. schwannoma of vagus nerve. a case report 










12:15 - 13:15 guided Poster Tours 


Oncology 4 

Chair: Kostrica R., Czech Republic 

1. multiple primary malignancies in patients with 

head and neck cancer in our department - Poster 

Presentation 

Iguchi H., Japan 


2. predictors of extracapsular spread in lymph 

node metastases - Poster Presentation 



3. prognostic factors for nasopharyngeal carcinoma 


Said A., Marocco 


4. Cervical metastases of cancer of unknown primary 

site - Poster Presentation 

Krejovic-Trivic S., Yugoslavia 


5. sarcoidosis presenting with upper respiratory 

tract manifestations - Poster Presentation 

Nousia C. S., Greece 


6. sarcoidosis associated with ptC and parathyroid 

adenoma - Poster Presentation 

Jandová Z., Czech Republic 


7. application of mpr Ct reconstructions in the 

imaging of pathological changes of paranasal 

sinuses, causing bones destruction - Poster 

Presentation 



8. a modified technique for bypass of the external 

carotid artery to the proximal middle cerebral 

artery - Poster Presentation 



9. a 10 year comparative study of fnaC and histology 

in head and neck lesions - Poster Presentation 

Benton J., UK 


10. Case report primary squamous cell carcinoma of 

the nasal septum - Poster Presentation 



11. Cancer of the oropharynx: modern therapeutic 

approach - Poster Presentation 



12. rare malignant tumors of the salivary glands. 

presentation of 26 cases - Poster Presentation 



13. nonhodgkin’s lymphomas of the parotid gland 




14. perforated rectus abdominis free flap for head 

and neck reconstruction - Poster Presentation 



15. nasopharyngeal carcinoma in benin city nigeria- 

an update - Poster Presentation 

Okolugbo N. E., Nigeria 


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appartement iii (Zone 2b) 



1. intravenous hydratation can reduce pain following 

tonsillectomy - Poster Presentation 

Pribuisiene R., Lithuania 


2. Clinical use pulmonary function tests in children 

with adenotonsillar hypertrophy - Poster Presentation 

Alkancakir Z. , Turkey 


3. multiparametric comparison of tonsillectomy 

techniques in children - Poster Presentation 



4. the new adenotom for improvement of the visual 

control over adenoidectomy - Poster Presentation 

Valeriy K., Russia 


5. actinomycosis in the etiology of recurrent 

tonsillitis and obstructive tonsillar hypertrophy: 

answer from histopathological point of view 




6. preoperative flurbiprofen for pain after tonsillectomy 


Nishiike S., Japan 


7. ‘antibiotic treatment of acute tonsillitis ulceronecrotic 

forms’ - Poster Presentation 

Ofelia I., Moldova 


8. gustatory function after tonsillectomy - Poster 

Presentation 

Mueller C., Austria 



9. valuable symptoms of group a beta hemolytic 

streptococcal pharyngitis in differential diagnosis 




10. Evaluation and Comparison of results of bipolar 

and Cold tonsillectomies - Poster Presentation 

Berçin A. C. S., Turkey 


11. Quality of voice childrens after adenotonsillectomy 


Umihanic S., Bosnia and Herzegovina 


12. adenotonsillectomy in children with obstructive 

sleep apnea syndrome - Poster Presentation 



13. Comparision of cold dissection method and 

thermal welding system in tonsilectomy - Poster 

Presentation 



14. histological aspects of the chronical tonsillitis 


Ionita E., Romania 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 




Cholesteatoma / infection 1 

Chair: Jakse K., Austria 

Co-Chair: Schrader M., Germany 

1. subdural empyema: a rare complication of bullous 

myringitis - Poster Presentation 

Sharma N., United Kingdfom 


2. prevalence and bacterial aetiology of acute otitis 

media in vietnam - Poster Presentation 

Balle V. H., Denmark 


3. severe acute otitis media in children - Poster 

Presentation 

Donovalová G., Slovakia 


4. Langerhans cell histiocytosis presenting as 

bilateral acute mastoiditis in a child - Poster 

Presentation 



5. acute mastoiditis in children: 6 years follow-up 

study - Poster Presentation 

Spremo S., Bosnia and Herzegovina, 


6. topical treatment of acute otitis externa: clinical 

comparison of an antibiotics ointment alone 

or in combination with hydrocortisone acetate 




7. treatment of acute otitis externa: triadcortyl vs. 

glycerine-ichthammol - Poster Presentation 



8. Effect of ganciclovir therapy on hearing in 

asymptomatic congenital Cytomegalovirus infection: 

a 10 year follow up - Poster Presentation 



9. Effect of infliximab on acute suppurative otitis 

media induced by pseudomonas aeruginosa in 

rat - Poster Presentation 

Lee D.-H., Korea 


10. Endoscopic observation of the nasal cavity 

and nasopharynx in patients with otitis media 


Kayhan F. T., Turkey 


11. unilateral tuberculosis of middle ear in patient 

previously treated for rhabdomyosarcoma in the 

contralateral middle ear – case report - Poster 

Presentation 



12. teaching basic Ear Care in uganda- 1996 - 2006 


Turitwenka E., Uganda 


13. acute mastoiditis in children - treatment - Poster 

Presentation 

Argyriou N., Greece 


135 



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MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 




136 




otoLogy 


Carotid imaging / Paraganglioma 

Chair: Oberascher G., Austria 

1. tympanic membrane perforations: videootoscopy 

vs. interobserver estimation - Poster 

Presentation 

Ibekwe T. S., Nigeria 


2. telemedicine in clinical and educational activity 




3. 3d and mpr Ct reconstructions in post-traumatic 

otologic complications - Poster Presentation 

Kotowski M., Poland 


4. a scanner noise impact on functional magnetic 

resonance imaging studies - Poster Presentation 



5. mri as a useful tool in diagnosis of cholesteatoma? 


Moser G., Austria 


6. influence of origin and of exstension of vs on 

hearing after middle fossa removal - Poster 

Presentation 

Fabio F., Italy 


7. Conservative management of 386 patients with 

unilateral vestibular schwannoma. pattern, occurrence 

and consequences of tumour growth 


El Bakkouri W., France 


8. screening patients with sensorineural hearing 

loss for vestibular schwannoma using a bayesian 

Classifier - Poster Presentation 



OTOLOgy 

9. Electronystagmography and dynamic posturography 

in vestibular schwannoma - Poster 

Presentation 



10. the prevalence of the audiologic risk factors in 

the albanian niCu population - Poster 

Presentation 

Qirjazi B., Albania 


11. rhabdoid meningioma of internal auditory meatus 




12. megadolichobasilar anomaly and trigeminal 

neuralgia - Poster Presentation 

Papadopoulos A., Greece 


13. analysis of pre- and postoperative dizziness 

in patients with acoustic neurinomas - Poster 

Presentation 

Feigl G. C., Germany 


14. assessment of quality of life after management 

of isolated vestibular schwannoma - Poster Presentation 



OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 






Co-Chair: Cotulbea S., Rumania 

1. outcome of cochlear implantation under 3 years 

of age: screened vs. nonscreened children - 




2. monitoring and control measures of rehabilitation 

program after cochlear implantation - Poster 

Presentation 



3. schooling, out of school education -and employment 

status of young people with cochlear 

implants - Poster Presentation 

Huber M., Austria 


4. benign positional paroxysmal vertigo after cochlear 

implantation - Poster Presentation 

Roper A., UK 


5. bilateral versus monaural pediatric cochlear 

implantation - Poster Presentation 



6. integration of deaf children with Ci in to the 

mainstream school system - Poster Presentation 

Kladnik Stabej K., Slovenia 


7. absorbable systems of osteosynthesis - an 

interesting alternative of Cochlear implant fixation 


Scholtz L.-U., Germany 


8. Evaluation of children cochlear implant candidates 

in Croatia - Poster Presentation 

Drvis P., Croatia / Hrvatska 


9. Cochlear implantation: georgian Experience 


Japaridze S., Georgia 


10. Clinical application of the spread of Excitation 

measurement in Ci users - Poster Presentation 

Bakhshinyan V., Russia 


11. sentence Comprehension in Children with Cochlear 

implants (Ci) - Poster Presentation 

Hummer P., Austria 


12. the development of auditory skills in slovak 

prelingually deaf children – cochlear implant 

users - Poster Presentation 



13. the development of preverbal and early verbal 

behaviour in slovak prelingually deaf children 

– cochlear implant users - Poster Presentation 



14. the predictive value of measures of preverbal 

behaviour to language acquisition in slovak 

prelingually deaf children with cochlear implants 




15. the predictive value of measures of preverbal 

behaviour to later auditory skills in slovak 

prelingually deaf children - Poster Presentation 



137 



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MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 




138 




otoLogy 


External Ear 

Chair: Arweiler-Harbeck D., Germany 

1. Ear and nose foreign bodies in children in 

podgorica - Poster Presentation 

Jovicevic O., Yugoslavia 


2. frostbite of the ear - Poster Presentation 



3. treatment of bat-ears - Poster Presentation 

Andrei A., Moldova 


4. „Lambing Ears“: a blistering condition affecting 

farmers at lambing time - Poster Presentation 

Heathcote K., UK 


5. a randomised, prospective comparision of 

syringing and microsuction for wax removal 




6. swimmer‘s ear-otitis externa - Poster 

Presentation 

Radjenovic G., Yugoslavia 


7. Castellani tintura rubra versus dexamethason 

neomicyn sol - Poster Presentation 

Radjenovic G., Yugoslavia 


8. review of cerumenolytic products- their effectiveness 

and tolerance - Poster Presentation 

Holden H., UK 


9. is cranial nerve palsy a predictive factor in 

malignant otitis externa? - Poster Presentation 

Mani N., UK 


OTOLOgy 

10. the surgical treatment of the keloid of the ear 

lobule - Poster Presentation 

T. Hisamov A., USA 


11. investigation into the effects of ceruminolytics: 

an in vitro trial - Poster Presentation 

Ghosh S., UK 


12. searching for gossipyboma in the temporal bone 


Ghosh S., UK 


13. Ceruminous adenoid cystic carcinoma of the 

external auditory canal resembling chronic otitis 

media - Poster Presentation 



14. isolated preauricular pits and tags: is it necessary 

to investigate renal abnormalities - Poster 

Presentation 

Firat Y., Turkey 


15. keloid ear - Poster Presentation 

Yunusov A. A., Uzbekistan 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 




Tinnitus / Vestibular Disorders 2 

Chair: Holgers K. M., Sweden 

1. vestibular evoked myogenic potentials in vestibular 

neuritis patients - Poster Presentation 

Abdel Tawwab M., Saudi Arabia 


2. visual-vestibular-interaction test with rotatory 

chamber in the diagnosis of vertigo - Poster 

Presentation 

Dellepiane M., Italy 


3. stabilometric findings in agoraphobic patients 


Teggi R., Italy 


4. betahistine 16 mg tid or 24 mg bid in ménière’s 

disease - Poster Presentation 

Gananca F., Brazil 


5. Common aetiologies of ‘dizziness’ in patients 

referred to the balance Clinic - Poster 

Presentation 



6. type a behaviour pattern and dizziness - Poster 

Presentation 



7. vEmp – an objective tool for saccular function 


Georgescu M., Romania 


8. benign paroxsysmal positional vertigo (bppv) 

of the csa: on purpose of a clinical case - Poster 

Presentation 

Gaudelli R., Italy 


9. analysis of symptomathology and concomitant 

diseases with balance disturbances in epidemiological 

aspect - Poster Presentation 

Wysocki J., Poland 


10. analysis of agents carrying weight on therapeutic 

success in balance disturbances treated 

ambulatory by betahistine application - Poster 

Presentation 

Wysocki J., Poland 


11. posturography study in irradiation – induced 

carotid angiopathy patients with head and neck 

malignancies - Poster Presentation 

Tóth L., Hungary 


12. Electronystagmographic findings in children 




13. inferior versus superior vestibular nerve involvement 

in meniere´s disease surgery - Poster 

Presentation 

Bloedow A., Germany 


14. meniere’s disease refracting to saccotomy: 

application of intratympanic gentamicin - Poster 

Presentation 



139 



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MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 




140 



Chair: Voegels R., Brazil 

Co-Chair: Meco C., Turkey 


rhinoLogy 


Epistaxis / Surgical bleeding 

& Sinusitis 

1. the case of sinusitis complication - Poster Presentation 

Ahmadli T., Azerbaijan 


2. dissolvable nasal packs in endoscopic sinus 


Thinakara-Rajan T., UK 


3. does anxiety contribute to hypertension in patients 

with acute hypertensive epistaxis? - Poster 

Presentation 



4. Current practice on the use of oral diazepam in 

patients with acute epistaxis - a survey of uk 

teaching hospitals - Poster Presentation 



5. Compare two type of treatment of epistaxi with 

electrical cutter and chemical - Poster 

Presentation 

Vahidy R., Iran 


6. title: the endoscopic anatomy of the sphenopalatine 

forame - Poster Presentation 



7. a case of orbital and intracerebral complications 

secondary to suppurative pansinusitis - Poster 

Presentation 

Anghel I., Romania 


8. Endoscopic anatomy of sphenopalatine artery in 

pterygopalatine fossa - Poster Presentation 



RHINOLOgy 

9. Clopidogrel bisulphate-a new foe in epistaxis 




10. Can clinicians accurately identify the anxious 

patient? acute epistaxis revisited - Poster 

Presentation 



11. profuse epistaxis following sphenoid surgery – 

a ruptured internal carotid artery pseudoaneurysm 

and its management - Poster Presentation 

Biswas D., UK 


12. antibiotics in treatment of bacterial rhinosinusiti 


Shamsiev D., Uzbekistan 


13. fEss in the evolution of fever of unknown origin 




14. simple snorring: diode laser treatment - Poster 

Presentation 

Jakobowicz M., France 

(Abstract Book: RP 148) 

15. pain associated with silver nitrate Cautery in 

Epistaxis - Poster Presentation 



RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 




Sinus Complications / infections 

Chair: Klossek J. M., France 

Co-Chair: Gosepath J., Germany 

1. multiple mucosal involvement in cicatricial 

pemphigoid - Poster Presentation 

Bellini C., Italy 


2. Endoscopic management of transfacial transsphenoidal 

gunshot wound - Poster Presentation 

Tezcaner C., Turkey 


3. obstruction of the infundibulum by lateralization 

of the middle turbinate – Can this complication 

of fEss be predicted? - Poster Presentation 

Thiede O., Germany 


4. diplopia: a complication of endoscopic sinus 




5. an unusual complication of nasogastric catheter: 

intranasal fibroepithelial polyp - Poster 

Presentation 

Firat Y., Turkey 


6. atypical presentation of wegener’s granulomatosis 

with rhinosinusitis and hypoglossal nerve 

palsy - Poster Presentation 

Fyrmpas G., Greece 



control over adenoidectomy - Poster Presentation 

Karpov V., Russian Federation 


8. multiple cranial nerve palsies orbital cellulitis 

and central retinal artery ocllusion due to 

diabetes mellitus and paranasal sinusitis - Poster 

Presentation 



9. Complications rates of endoscopic sinus surgery 

in Changi general hospital - Poster Presentation 

Keng Hua L., Singapore 


10. functional Endoscopic sinus surgery in patients 

with nasal polyposis - Poster Presentation 

Khvadagiani M., Georgia 


11. sphenoid sinus mucoceles presented with unilateral 

visual loss - Poster Presentation 



12. mucocoele of the maxillary sinus - Poster 

Presentation 

Peric A., Yugoslavia 


13. influence of button batteries on nasal mucosa in 

children - Poster Presentation 

Popovic M., Yugoslavia 


14. purulent sinusitis due to a supernumerary tooth 

inside the sinus - Poster Presentation 



15. Endoscopic radiofrequency volumetric tissue 

reduction for treatment of turbinate hypertrophy 

in non-allergic patients - Poster Presentation 

Roje E., Croatia / Hrvatska 


141 



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MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 




142 




rhinoLogy 


Smell / Snoring / Special Surgery / 

DCR 


Co-Chair: Hofmann T., Austria 

1. outcome of endoscopic sphenopalatine artery 

occlusion for intractable epistaxis: a 10-year 

experience - Poster Presentation 



2. first reported case of dermatomyofibroma of the 

lacrimal sac - Poster Presentation 



3. nasolacrimal drainage system obstruction secondary 

to 131i therapy - Poster Presentation 

Fabiano B., Italy 


4. intra- and postoperative application of mitomycin 

C in the middle meatus reduces adhesions 

and antrostomy stenosis after fEss - Poster 

Presentation 

Konstantinidis J., Greece 


5. biological Effect of 4.0 mhz radiosurgery on 

snoring management - Poster Presentation 



6. minimally invasive endonasal endoscopic orbital 

decompression - Poster Presentation 



7. influence of type of nasal septum deformity on 

auditory tube function - Poster Presentation 

Niedzielski A., Poland 


8. analysis of patients with olfactory dysfunction 

in the smell clinic - Poster Presentation 

Nishida K., Japan 


RHINOLOgy 

9. Efficacy and safety of orbital decompression 


Pitkäranta A., Finland 


10. supine position is associated with increased 

nasal resistance in patients with mild obstructive 

sleep apnoea - Poster Presentation 

Poutiainen N. T., Finland 


11. otologic t-tube in endonasal dacryocystorhinostomy 

a new approach - Poster Presentation 

Yilmazer C., Turkey 


12. transcanalicular diode laser dachryocystorhinostomy: 

medium-long term results - Poster 

Presentation 

Maeso J., Spain 


13. screening anosmia using a self-administration 

technique of the odorized markers test - Poster 

Presentation 

Pellant A., Czech Republic 


14. an anatomical study of the position of the lacrimal 

sac during dCr - Poster Presentation 

Kiverniti E., UK 


15. Comparison of lengthening temporalis myoplasty 

and hypoglossal-facial nerve anastomosis for 

facial rehabilitation - Poster Presentation 



RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 




Smell / Snoring / DCR / Varia 

Chair: Jorissen M., Belgium 

Co-Chair: Demarco R. C., Brazil 

1. spontaneous Csf rhinorrhea caused by temporosphenoidal 

Encephalocele - Poster Presentation 



2. olfactory function after functional Endoscopic 

sinus surgery in nasal polyposis - Poster Presentation 



3. Endonasal endoscopic orbital surgery - Poster 

Presentation 



4. paranasal mucoceles: usual and unusual - Poster 

Presentation 

Nour Y., Egypt 


5. Endoscopic surgery of the anterior skull base 




6. surgical approaches for antrochoanal polyp: a 

comparative analysis - Poster Presentation 



7. an unusual complication of frontal osteoma 


Sharma N., UK 


8. atypical nasopharyngeal angiofibroma – case 


Subarevic V., Yugoslavia 


9. a new concept in the treatment of the hemangiomas 

and vascular malformation on face and 

neck using bleomycin - Poster Presentation 

Tatulescu D., Romania 


10. a case report of nasal mucoepidermoid carcinoma 


Vahidy R., Iran 


11. Evaluation of p53 p63 p21 p27 ki-67 in paranasal 

sinus sCC and inverted papilloma - Poster 

Presentation 

Calli C., Turkey 


12. Endonasal endoscopic approach in the treatment 

of naso-sinusal inverted papilloma - Poster 

Presentation 

Sarra Z., Tunisia 


13. invErtEd sinonasaL papiLLomas – model of 

carcinogenesis - Poster Presentation 

Bura M., Croatia 


14. multidisciplinary approach for the diagnosis of 

obstructive sleep apnea - Poster Presentation 


(Abstract Book: RP 146) 

15. unexpected intraoperatory findings in sino-nasal 

tumors - Poster Presentation 

Palade D., Romania 


143 



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SUNDAY 01-JUl 

MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 

07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

12:15 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

17:30 

19:00 

WEDNESDAy JULY 4TH , 2007 

wEdnEsday, juLy 4th , 2007 

144 




RiC12 

Abdelkader M. / White P. 

Sphenopalatine Artery 

Ligation for Posterior 

Epistaxis. Techniques 

and Pitfalls 

Round Table 

RRT14 (ERS) 

Bernal-Sprekelsen M. 

Endoscopic Approach to 

Juvenile Nasopharyngeal 

Angiofibroma (JNA) 

Round Table 

RRT19 (ERS) 

Riechelmann H. 

Diagnosis and Treatment of 

Allergic Rhinoconjunctivitis 



HiC20 

Myers E. 

Selectice Neck 

dissection 


Laryngology 5 

Round Table 

HRT29 

Lang S. 

Challenges in the immunologic 

response in the 

head and neck cancer 

patient 


Oncology 4 




OiC4 

Mann W. J. 

Tips and tricks in surgery 

of the lateral skull base 

Round Table 

ORT23 

Zenner H. P. 

Current status of 

active middle ear implant 

systems 

Round Table 

ORT24 

Lenarz T. 

Indications for active 

middle ear implants 


RiC17 

Zinreich J. 

Radiology in FESS: 

Present state and future 

developements 

14:00 – 15:00 




HiC12 

Hörmann K / Maurer J. 

Diagnosis of sleep disordered 

breathing using portable 

devices - How to improve 

the quality of an out-patient 

recording 



Round Table 

HRT30 

Fliss D. 

Surgical management of 

parapharyngeal tumours 


RiC18 

Meco C. / Oberascher G. 

Modern Diagnosis and 

Management Of CSF Fistulas 

and Dura Lesions 

Round Table 

RRT1 

Tasman A.-J. 

A Fresher Look at 

Aesthetic Rhinoplasty 

Round Table 

RRT8 (ERS/EACCi) 

Bachert C. 

News on Nasal Polyposis 







RiC1 

Rowe-Jones J. 

Rhinoplasty 

Round Table 

HRT28 

O´Dwyer 

Management options in 

oro-pharyngeal cancer 


Phoniatrics 


OiC16 

LIVE SURGERY 

Vibroplasty 

sur: Baumgartner W.-D. 

mod: Colletti V. 

12:15-13:45 

Round Table 

ORT35 

Colletti V. 

Placement of active middle 

ear implant Vibrant 

Soundbridge 

CLOSiNg CREMONy 

The Final Round 

… (Table) 

„Europ. ORL-HNS: 

Quo vadis?“ 

Mod.: Albegger K. 

16:00 - 17:30 

New EUFOS Board 

Next Congresses 

Poster Awards 

17:30 - 18:00 

(for details p. 23)





geheime 

Ratstube 


RiC15 

Bockmühl U. / Draf W. 

Surgical Concepts for 

Anterior Skull Base 

Tumors 

Round Table 

ORT34 

Draf W. 

Management of internal 

carotid artery 


Surgery of the face 


Laryngology 6 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23s 

06:30 – 08:15 


großer 

Redoutensaal 


Lounge 



RiC7 

Lund V. 

Endoscopic Orbital 

Decompression 


Vestibular Disorders 1 



Mobile Lab 

RiC23t 

08:30 – 10:15 

Round Table 

ORT25 

Papaspyrou S. 

Controversies in stapes 

surgery, KN 

Round Table 

ORT14 

Häusler R. 

Experiences of European 

experts in revision 

stapes surgery 

Round Table 

ORT20 

Djeric D. 

Otogenic complications, 

update 2007 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23u 

10:30 – 12:15 




OiC7 

Bébéar J. P. 

CI in very young children 


HiC34 

Schneider B. 

Standards of Voice 

Diagnostics in Clinical 

Practice 

10:30 – 11:30 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23v 

12:30 – 14:15 


HiC30 

Zenk J./Bozatto A./ 

Iro H. 

Ultrasound and colour 

coded duplex sonography 

in the head and neck area 

Mobile Lab 

RiC23w 

14:30 – 15:45 

Mittlere 

Lounge 


RiC24 

Schick B. 

Skull Base Malformations 

07:00 

08:00 

08:15 

10:00 

10:30 

12:00 

12:15 

13:45 

14:00 

15:30 

16:00 

17:30 

17:30 

19:00 

145 



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MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 



146 






HiC12 diagnosis of sleep disordered breathing 

using portable devices - how to 

improve the quality of an out-patient 

recording 

Instructors: Hörmann K., Germany 




HiC20 selectice neck dissection 

Instructor: Myers E., USA 

(Abstract Book: HIC20)) 


HiC30 ultrasound and colour coded duplex 

sonography in the head and neck area 

Instructors: Zenk J., Germany 

Bozatto A., Germany 

Iro H., Germany 



HiC34 standards of voice diagnostics in 

Clinical practice 

Instructor: Schneider B., Austria 


OiC4 tips and tricks in surgery of the 

lateral skull base 

Instructor: Mann W., Germany 



OiC7 Ci in very young children 

Instructor: Bébéar J. P., France 


OiC16 LivE surgEry vibroplasty 

Surgeon: Baumgartner W.-D., Austria 

Moderator: Colletti V., Italy

RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


RiC23s A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC1 Rhinoplasty 

EAFPS 

Instructor: Rowe-Jones J., UK 



RiC7 Endoscopic Orbital Decompression 

ERS 

Instructor: Lund V., UK 



RiC12 Sphenopalatine Artery Ligation for 

Posterior Epistaxis. Techniques and 

Pitfalls 

Instructors: Abdelkader M., UK 

White P., UK 



RiC15 Surgical Concepts for Anterior Skull 

base Tumors 

Instructors: Bockmühl U., Germany 




RiC18 Modern Diagnosis and Management Of 

CSF Fistulas and Dura Lesions 

Instructors: Meco C., Turkey 

Oberascher G., Austria 



RiC24 Skull base Malformations 

Instructor: Schick B., Germany 


RiC23t A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23u A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC23v A Practical Review of the Relieva 





RiC17 imaging for FESS: The essential issues 

Instructor: Zinreich J., USA 



RiC23w A Practical Review of the Relieva 




147 



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MONDAY 02-JUl 



NAME INDEX 



148 






HRT28 Management options in oro-pharyngeal 

cancer 

Moderator: O´Dwyer T. P., Ireland 

Chair: Burian M., Austria 

1. O´Dwyer T. P., Ireland 

2. Lefèbvre J. L., France 

3. Lybak P., Norway 

4. Walsh P., Canada 

5. Rhys-Evans P., England 


HRT29 Challenges in the immunologic 

response in the head and neck cancer 

patient 

Moderator: Lang S., Germany 




HRT30 Surgical management of parapharyngeal 

tumours 

Moderator: Fliss D., Israel 

Chair: Werner J., Germany 

1. technical issues in surgical management of 

parapharyngeal space tumors 

Shah J., USA 

2. is intraoral approach for parapharyngeal tumors 

feasible? 

Betka J., Czech Republik 

3. the transcervical approach to parapharyngeal 

tumors 

Hosal S., Turkey 

4. the transmandibular approach to the 

paraphrynx 

Spriano G., Italy 

5. an introduction to surgery of parapharyngeal 

space tumors 



ORT23 Current status of active middle ear 

implant systems 

Active M. Ear implants 

Moderator: Zenner H. P., Germany 

Chair: Magnan J., France 

1. Beltrame M., Italy 


3. Jenkins H., USA 


5. Profant M., Slowakia 



ORT25 Controversies in stapes surgery 

Stapes Surgery 

Moderator: Papaspyrou S., Greece 

Chair: Cosgarea M., Rumania 

1. Ceryan K., Turkey 

2. Jori J., Hungary 

3. the use of Co laser in stapes surgery 

2 

Jovanovic S., Germany 

4. Long term results in otosclerosis treatment in 

6384 ears 



Sziklai I., Hungary 

6. Vincent R., France

OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 


ORT24 indications for active middle ear 

implants 


Moderator: Lenarz T., Germany 

Chair: Lavieille J. P., France 

1. Arnold A., Switzerland 

2. active middle Ear implant vibrant soundbridge 

in high frequency sensorineural- and Conductive 

hearing Loss 

Böheim K., Austria 

3. Colletti V., Italy 

4. round window stimulation by the otologics fully 

implantable hearing device in mixed conductive 

sensorineural hearing loss 

Lefebvre P., Belgium 

5. the application of the active middle ear implant 

vibrant soundbridge® to patients with osseous 

aural atresia 



ORT20 Otogenic complications, update 2007 

Middle Ear Complications 

Moderator: Djeric D. , Serbia 

Chair: Kabelka Z., Czech Republic 

1. facial paralysis in chronic otitis media 

Djeric D., Yugoslavia 

2. thrombophlebitis of the sinus sigmoideus in 

children as an acute otitis media complication 

Kabelka Z., Czech Republic 

3. Özbilen S., Turkey 

4. Piazza F., Italy 

5. Shkorbotun V., Russia 

6. Stankievicz C., Poland 


ORT34 Management of internal carotid artery 

Moderator: Draf W., Germany 

Chair: Cheeseman T., USA 


hyflow bypass 

Vaikoczy P., Germany 

2. stenting of the external carotid artery 


3. management of the internal carotid artery 

Barth A., Austria 

4. sonotubometry with perfect sequences in children 

and adolescents 

Di Martino Ercole F. N., Germany 


5. virtual endoscopy of the middle ear 

Milkof M., Bulgaria 


6. responses of the primary auditory cortex to 

monaural stimuli as assessed by functional mri 

Wild D., UK 


7. magnetic resonance imaging screening for 

acoustic neuroma 




ORT14 Experiences of European experts in 

revision stapes surgery 

Stapes Surgery 

Moderator: Häusler R., Switzerland 

Chair: Brahe-Pedersen C., Denmark 


2. Gros A., Slowenia 


4. Jahnke K., Germany 

5. Brahe-Pedersen C., Denmark 

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MONDAY 02-JUl 



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150 





ORT35 Placement of active middle ear implant 

Vibrant Soundbridge 

Moderator: Colletti V., Italy 

Chair: Böheim K., Austria 

1. Böheim K., Austria 

2. Colletti V., Italy 

3. Streitberger C., Italy 

4. Huber A., Switzerland 


6. Zahnert T., Germany 


European ORL-HNS: Quo vadis?“ 

The Final Round .... (Table)! 

Moderator: Albegger K., Austria 


1. Clement P. (President of EUFOS), Belgium 

2. Grénman R. (President of UEMS-ENT-Section), Finland 

3. Offeciers E. (IFOS Regional Secretary for Europe), 

Belgium 

4. Jahnke K. (President of European-Academy ORL-HNS 

Program-Coordinator for Otology and Neurootology), 

Germany 

5. Olofsson J. (Program-Coordinator for Laryngology 

Head & Neck Surgery), Norway 

6. Stammberger H. (Co-President of the EUFOS-Congress 

Programm-Coordinator for Rhingology Facial 

Plastic Surgery), Austria 


RRT1 A fresher look at aesthetic rhinoplasty 

Moderator: Tasman A.-J., Switzerland 

Chair: Palma P., Italy 

1. Endonasal or external approach to the nasal tip? 

Sousa-Viera A., Portugal 

2. slow and fast resorbing sutures in open rhinoplasty 

Balczun J. , Germany 


3. modified delivery approach 

Xavier R., Portugal 

4. nasal profile: what is ideal? 


5. tip plasty: sutures do it all? 

Rowe-Jones J., UK 

6. rhinoplasty: new trends? 

Ingels K., The Netherlands 

7. grafts in rhinoplasty: selection of alternatives 

Menger D., The Netherlands 

8. the mediterranean nose: focussed analysis and 

operative hints 

Palma P., Italy 


9. anciliary rhinoplasty procedures. Chin implants 

Saleh H., UK 


OTOLOgy / RHINOLOgy

RHINOLOgy 




rhinoLogy 


RRT14 Endoscopic approach to juvenile 

nasopharyngeal angiofibroma (JNA) 

Ers 

Moderator: Bernal-Sprekelsen M., Spain 

Chair: Nicolai P., Italy 

1. (immune-)histological features of jna 

Beham A., Austria 

2. Etiology of jna 

Schick B., Germany 

3. Endoscopic surgery for juvenile angiofibroma 

(ja): re-assessment of indications after 40 cases 



4. techniques and results of endoscopic resections 

of jna from barcelona and graz. 


5. techniques and results of endoscopic resections 

of jna from barcelona and graz. 

Hofmann T., Austria 

6. Hermann P., France 

7. jna: to embolise or not to embolise? 

Howard D., UK 

8. removal of intracranial extension of jna by 

transfacial approach. 



9. angifibroma: a comparison between transnasal 

endoscopic and conventional transpalatal approach. 



10. intranasal, extrapharyngeal angiofibroma in a 

pregnant woman: identical histology to jna. 

Schmid C., Austria 


RRT19 Diagnosis and treatment of allergic 

rhinoconjunctivitis 

Moderator: Riechelmann H., Germany 

Chair: Bachert C., Belgium 

1. allergic rhinitis – from pathomechanism to 

evidence based treatment 

Pawankar R., Japan 

2. the role of growth factors in allergic rhinitis 


3. interairways – interaction of upper and lower 

airway disease 

Toskala E., Finland 

4. impact of atopy and allergy on rhinosinusitis 


5. new trends in immunotherapy of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis 



RRT8 News on nasal polyposis. 

Ers/EaCCi 

Moderator: Bachert C., Belgium 


1. Cytokine networks 


2. germs and superantigens: are antibiotics 

helpful? 


3. iL5 and antil-iL5: an innovative approach 

Gevaert P., Belgium 

4. amphotericin-b is not a solution for Crs 

Ebbens F., The Netherlands 

5. news from the fungal front 


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Laryngology 5 

Chair: Remacle M., Belgium 

Co-Chair: Myers E., USA 


organ preservation surgery in cancer of the 

larynx 

Myers E., USA 

2. Laryngeal reconstruction by platysma myofascial 

flap after vertical partial laryngectomy 



3. influence of age on laryngeal cancer 

Zvrko E., Montenegro 


4. Carbon dioxide Laser Laryngectomy – preliminary 

results 

Romeo C., Romania 


5. Endolaryngeal Co2 laser resection for early 

supraglottic carcinoma combined with neck dissection 

Csanády M., Hungary 


6. Endoscopic Co2 Laser surgery in supraglottic 

Cancer 



7. Laser-cordectomy is the best treatment option 

for early glottic carcinoma – 20 years of 

experience 

Czigner J., Hungary 

(Abstract Book: HL64 

8. supracricoid partial laryngectomy. oncological 

and functional results. 






Chair: Milosevic D., Yugoslavia 

Co-Chair: Hultcrantz E., Sweden 


tonsil surgery-new indications and new techniques 

Hultcrantz E., Sweden 

2. benchmarking post-tonsillectomy hemorrhage: 

a reflection of surgical skills only? national 

norwegian data 1999 - 2005 

Kvaerner K. J., Norway 


3. Long-term improvement of life quality after 

tonsillotomy in youths 

Ericsson E., Sweden 


4. tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy as a day-case 

procedure 



5. Comparison of the post-operative haemorrhage 

rates of tonsillectomy in relation to diathermy 

and pure cold steel techniques and implications 

for consent 

Owens D., UK 


6. tonsillectomy improves long term morbidity associated 

with chronic tonsillitis above the effect 

of time. a longitudinal study. 

Owens D., UK 


7. assessment of the Effectiveness of sucralfate in 

reducing pain of tonsillectomy patients 

Karimi C., Iran 


8. Clinical use pulmonary function tests in children 

with adenotonsillar hypertrophy - Poster Short 

Presentation 









control over adenoidectomy - Poster Short 

Presentation 

Valeriy K., Russia 


10. multicentre study of demographics and incidence 

of significant post-operative haemorrhage 

in adenoidectomy. - Poster Short Presentation 

Owens D., UK 


NOTES: 


Phoniatrics 


Co-Chair: Stankovic K., Serbia 

1. objective study of the voice in a normal population 

and in dysphonia caused by vocal polyps. 

Mora R., Italy 


2. Long term phoniatric results of arytenoid lateralisation 



3. hoarseness in school-age children 

Sifrer R., Slovenia 


4. perception of the transgender voice 

McNeill E., UK 


5. voice therapy after vocal fold polyp operation 

Sereg Bahar M., Slovenia 


6. transverse Laser Cordotomy (tLC) for adductor 

spasmodic dysphonia 



7. assessment of acoustic examination in patients 

with rhinolalia aperta 

Markowska R., Poland 


8. second generation videokymography in routine 

clinical vocal fold assessment 

Van Kalkeren T., Netherlands 


9. advanced voice assessment: videostroboscopy 

and objective voice measurement 

Pedersen M., Denmark 


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154 





Laryngology 6 

Chair: Quer M., Spain 

Co-Chair: Lichtenberger G., Hungary 


Challenge and management of serious haemorrhage 

by transoral operations 

Lichtenberger G., Hungary 

2. Endoscopic imaging of precancerous lesions of 

the vocal folds 

Arens C., Germany 


3. Extended supracricoid partial laryngectomy: 

preliminary experience of 10 cases 

Peretti G., Italy 


4. adjuvant therapy in laryngeal papillomatosis 

Hocevar-Boltezar I., Slovenia 


5. supraglottic horizontal laryngectomy - modified 

Calcaterra technique 

Jakse R., Austria 


6. near-total Laryngectomy - a failure analysis 

Thakar A., India 


7. transventricular chondroplastic laryngotomy: 

a new surgical technique for the endolarynx 

Sarvat M., Brazil 


8. total resection of the cricoid cartilage with 

thyrotracheal anastomosis in the treatment of 

low-grade chondrosarcoma of the larynx. 





Oncology 4 


Co-Chair: Rapidis A., Greece 

1. best supportive care (palliative care) for patients 

with incurable head and neck cancer 

Salzwimmer M., Austria 


2. the range of postoperative complications after 

surgery and microvascular reconstruction of 

tumors in the oral and maxillofacial region. 

results from the study of 70 patients 



3. pharyngoesophageal reconstruction with synthetic 

esophageal prosthesis 

Bertesteanu S. V. G., Romania 


4. Carbon-dioxide (Co2) laser in oral cancer 

Panda S., India 


5. detection of pulmonary tumours in head and 

neck cancer patients 

Ghosh S., UK 


6. myocardial injury after head and neck surgery: 

role of perioperative inflammatory response and 

hemodynamic instability 



7. innovative Concepts in the treatment of head 

and neck Cancer 

Lang S., Germany 


OTOLOgy 




otoLogy 



Chair: Hamid M., USA 

Co-Chair: Thumfart W., Austria 

1. study of positional nystagmus in dizzy patients 

Kiszely M., Hungary 


2. the clinical value of earlier and later components 

of vestibular Evoked myogenic potentials 

(vEmps) in acute acoustic trauma. 



3. unilateral isolated lesion of macula utriculi 

– diagnostic and clinical characterisation 

Helling K., Germany 


4. videonystagmographical analysis of the halmagyi-curthoy‘s 

test 

Kázmierczak H., Poland 


5. the effect of vestibular irritation on the labyrinth 

receptors state 

Petrova L., Belarus 


6. vEpps and their origin 

Magliulo G., Italy 



differential diagnosis of the vestibular apparatus 

+ vEmp 

Hamann K.-F., Germany 


8. Children with sensorineural hearing loss present 

vor and balance impairment compared to 

healthy controls 

Ferber-Viart C., France 


9. 3d motion analysis in evaluation of posture on 

moving platform 

Molcan M., Slovakia 




Chair: Helling K., Germany 

Co-Chair: Rancic D., Serbia 

1. assessing dizziness: the clinical experience 

(22,335 patients) 

Katsarkas A., Canada 


2. vestibular disorders in old age vertigo 

Szirmai A., Hungary 


3. intratympanic perfusion for meniere‘s disease 

Hamid M., USA 


4. intratympanic gentamicin perfusion for the 

treatment of meniere‘s disease 

Aidonis I., USA 


5. vestibular function in hiv positive patients 

Teggi R., Italy 


6. superior semicircular canal dehiscence: 

specificity of high-resolution Ct 

Cloutier J.-F., Canada 


7. The effect of physical therapy on balance of 

patients with parkinson’s disease 



8. Contribution of static Computed posturography 

to balance quantification and neurootological 

differential diagnosis 

Drsata J., Czech Republic, 


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156 



Surgery of the face 

Chair: Palma P., Italy 

Co-Chair: Kainz J., Austria 


rhinoLogy 


aging face surgery: anatomical issues and 

technical highlights 

Santini J., Italy 

2. high prevalence of personality abnormalities in 

patients seeking rhinoplasty 

Zojaji R., Iran 


3. surgical and developmental aspects in aesthetic 

rinosurgery in children. our experiences 

Kopaceva-Barsova G., Macedonia 


4. nasal feminization in male-to-female transsexual 

patients: the role of rhinoplasty in gender 

reassignment 



5. two techniques for inner lining in total nasal reconstruction: 

full-thickness skin graft compared 

to forearm flap 

Quetz J., Germany 


6. Coblation of rhinophyma - a new technique 

Roper A., UK 


7. the impact of rhinoplasty on health status 

Salam M., UK 


8. Lower eyelid reconstruction. modification of the 

hughes’operation. 



9. Long-term observations for titanium implants for 

face prostheses 



NOTES: 

RHINOLOgy

INdEx 

INDEx BY NAME AND PAGE 

indEx BY NAME AND PAGE 

A 

Abdel Hak B. H. 097 

Abdelkader M. 006, 144, 147 

Abdelsalam S. 129 

Abdel Tawwab M. 062, 139 

Abdi S. 046, 100 

Achim I. 079, 130 

Ahmadli T. 140 

Ahmad R. A. 058 

Aidonis I. 155 

Akdogan O. 065 

Alagic-Smailbegovic J. 086 

Albegger K. 005, 022, 023, 091, 144, 150 

Albers A. 081 

Alhajri M. 086 

Alkancakir Z. 134, 152 

Allum J. 076 

Almadori G. 081, 083, 129 

Al Mazrou F. K. 089, 122 

Alreefy H. 044, 050, 097 

Amiri Andi S. A. 126 

Anderson I. 059 

Andrea M. 039 

Andrei A. 060, 138 

Andrianopoulos D. 131 

Andry G. 044, 081 

Anghel I. 064, 140 

Anghelina F. 130 

Ang K. 112 

Anniko M. 006, 069, 075 

Anselmo-Lima W. T. 090 

Antoniv T. 093 

Arens C. 120, 154 

Argyriou N. 135 

Arnold A. 124, 149 

Arnold L. 088 

Arnoldner C. 048, 059, 122 

Ars B. 006, 116 

Artopoulos M. 054, 130 

Arweiler-Harbeck D. 047, 138 

Aschendorf A. 115 

Atighechi S. 117 

Attias J. 040, 041 

Avraham K. 040 

b 

Babac S. 100 

Babighian G. 006, 075, 076, 089, 116 

Babkina N. 120 

Bachert C. 006, 033, 036, 078, 118, 144, 151 

Badia L. 006, 042, 117, 119 

Bagirova I. 121 

Bailey M. 006, 038, 084 

Bakhshinyan V. 137 

Bakumov V. 095, 120 

Balatsouras D. 058, 105, 121, 139, 143 

Balczun J. 150 

Baletic N. 046, 130 

Balica N. 084 

Balle V. H. 135 

Ball G. 124 

Baradaranfar M. 046, 065, 066, 080, 118, 151 

Barraclough J. 055, 059, 126 

Barrenäs M. 041 

Barth A. 149 

Bartku I. 056 

Basak S. 104 

Batioglu A. 045, 113 

Battmer R.-D. 006, 047, 107, 110 

Batzakakis D. 056, 058, 064, 096, 098, 099 

Baudoin T. 127 

Baumeister P. 092 

Baumgartner W.-D. 008, 048, 069, 071, 115, 137, 

144, 146 

Bayonne E. 066, 077, 151 

Bébéar J. P. 006, 040, 075, 113, 144, 146 

Beck-Mannagetta J. 065, 077 

Beham A. 151 

Belatsarkouski I. 094 

Bella Z. 063 

Bellini C. 060, 141 

Bellussi L. 126 

Beltrame M. 148 

Benton J. 133 

Bento R. 006, 047, 115, 136 

Berchialla P. 084 

Berçin A. C. S. 134 

Bernal-Sprekelsen M. 005, 006, 066, 076, 123, 144, 

151 

Bernard A. 086, 089 

Berry S. 045 

Bertesteanu S. V. G. 094, 154 

Betka J. 006, 033, 035, 097, 107, 112, 116, 118, 148 

Beton S. 093, 105 

Beule A. 103 

Biesinger E. 006, 033, 036, 040 

Bigenzahn W. 008, 039 

Bihari A. 093 

Birchall M. 006, 074, 109 

Biswas D. 042, 117, 140 

Bloching M. 118 

Bloedow A. 139 

Blotsky R. 057, 102 

Boci B. 056 

Bockmühl U. 006, 144, 147 

157 



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NAME INDEX 



158 


Boenisch M. 117, 119 

Böheim K. 008, 101, 149, 150 

Bojanovic M. 086 

Bondi S. 091, 103, 142 

Bootz F. 006, 041 

Boucek J. 092 

Bowdler D. 114 

Boynukalin K. S. 098 

Bozatto A. 006, 144, 146 

Bradley P. 005, 006, 033, 038, 073, 085 

Brahe-Pedersen C. 149 

Braun H. 008, 033, 036, 077, 078, 103, 107, 111 

Brendel M. 048 

Brikic F. 086 

Budach V. 112 

Bura M. 080, 081, 143 

Burdzgla I. 087 

Burian M. 008, 069, 071, 113, 121, 148 

Burton M. 006, 048, 114 

C 

Calli C. 078, 143 

Cambria C. 127 

Capaccio P. 097, 113 

Carducci F. 125 

Carmen M. D. A. 061 

Carrau R. 042, 116, 117 

Casselmann J. 006, 033, 041, 069, 071, 115 

Castelnuovo P. 006, 033, 036, 069, 077, 078, 116, 

119 

Castro A. 047 

Caversaccio M. 006, 033, 042, 069, 072 

Caylakli F. 060, 121 

Celakovsky P. 105 

Cenjor C. 114 

Ceranic B. 040 

Cervera J. 107, 112 

Ceryan K. 148 

Ceylan K. 060, 065, 091, 097, 120, 125, 127, 131, 

133 

Chabolle F. 038, 044, 073 

Chalastras T. 049, 065, 102 

Chang K.-P. 096, 132 

Chays A. 006, 076 

Cheeseman T. 075, 149 

Cheita A. C. 064, 091 

Cheng J. 129 

Chen M.-K. 092 

Chevalier D. 006, 069, 073, 074, 112 

Chiraz M. 060, 063, 121, 131 

Chmielik L. P. 065 

Chovanec M. 129 

Christoforidou A. 127 

Cingi C. 006, 033, 042, 117 

Clark M. 102 

Claros P. 006, 076 

Clayton Person O. 049, 062, 100, 131 

Clement P. 006, 022, 023, 150 

Cloutier J.-F. 155 

Cobzeanu M. D. 045, 053 

Colio J. M. 054 

Colletti V. 116, 144, 146, 149, 150 

Comas J. 043, 092 

Corradini C. 090 

Cosgarea M. 048, 075, 099, 148 

Cotulbea S. 006, 048, 076, 137, 152 

Coudray C. 113 

Crevier-Buchman L. 095 

Csanády M. 152 

Cutrera B. 043, 044, 094 

Cvorovic L. 058, 094, 099, 114 

Czigner J. 006, 152 

D 

INdEx 

Dabirmoghadom P. 121, 131 

Dabrowska K. 132 

Dadgarnia M. H. 055, 066, 096, 097, 141, 143 

Daikhes N. A. 006, 047 

Dalchow C. 006, 033, 035 

Danic Hadzibegovic A. 093 

Dankuc D. 124 

Darrouzet V. 006, 041, 115 

Dauman R. 040, 086, 112 

Davydov A. 088 

Dazert S. 076, 116 

Deak L. 061 

De Bree R. 006, 039, 083, 107, 109, 113, 121, 123 

Debruyne F. 097 

De Carpentier J. 049, 122 

De Casso C. 082 

Dejonckere P. 006, 033, 038 

De Jong F. 006, 033, 038, 039 

De La Chaux R. 122 

De Leenheer E. 112 

Dellepiane M. 139 

Delu G. 078 

De M. 083 

Demarco R. C. 103, 143 

De Nardi E. 043 

Denk-Linnert D.-M. 008, 038, 069, 071, 130 

Dereköy S. 041, 061 

Dergenc R. 006, 040, 114 

De Seta E. 114 

De Vincentiis M. 045, 073, 082, 152, 154

INdEx 



Devranoglou I. 006, 107, 116 

De Vries N. 038, 122 

Di Martino Ercole F. N. 149 

Di Nardo W. 046 

Disant F. 006, 119 

Djeric D. 006, 099, 144, 149 

Djordjevic V. 079, 130 

Doddi N. M. 057 

Donchev D. 048 

Donovalová G. 135 

Doros C. 054 

Dost P. 080 

Dotlic J. 103 

Draf W. 006, 076, 078, 107, 119, 144, 147, 149 

Draganescu V. 100 

Dreher A. 045 

Drsata J. 155 

Drvis P. 137 

Dubreuil C. 006, 041, 069, 076, 149 

Dudvarski Z. 104 

Dulguerov P. 074 

Duong Dinh T. A. 061 

E 

East C. 006, 042 

Ebbens F. 151 

Eckel H. 008, 033, 035, 073, 074, 107, 109 

Eivazi B. 113 

Ekaterina O. 093 

Elango S. 046 

El Bakkouri W. 136 

Eleftheriadou A. 047, 056, 061, 083, 155 

Ericsson E. 152 

Ernst A. 006, 069, 071, 076 

Eyigor H. 077, 103 

F 

Fabiano B. 142 

Fabio F. 136 

Falvai J. 093 

Fattori B. 045, 052, 082 

Feigl G. C. 136 

Fejza (Bulaj) J. 045, 052 

Ferber-Viart C. 155 

Fergadis S. 123 

Ferris R. 081 

Figueiredo Frizzo A. C. 061 

Filipo R. 114 

Fioretti A. 105 

Firat Y. 138, 141 

Fischer M. 044 

Fliss D. 006, 033, 043, 107, 109, 117, 144, 148 

Foerster G. 006, 054, 109 

Foerster U. 090, 103 

Folz B. 006, 069, 071, 113 

Fong J. C. 089 

Formanek M. 008, 073 

Franz P. 008, 041, 075 

Fraysse B. 041, 086, 113 

Freeling N. 073 

Freudenschuß K. 074 

Friedrich G. 008, 033, 035, 039, 079 

Froelich K. 064 

Fukui N. 103 

Fyrmpas G. 141 

g 

Gagauz A. 122 

Gaini L. M. 087 

Galina T. 063 

Galli J. 045, 093, 113 

Gananca F. 139 

Gandhi S. 006, 033, 035, 073, 084, 093 

Gandomi B. 124 

Gan E. C. 057, 130 

Garcia-Valdecasas J. 125 

Gaudelli R. 139 

Georgescu G. 047 

Georgescu M. 058, 139 

Gerlinger I. 125 

Gevaert P. 151 

Gezo S. A. 049 

Ghosh S. 082, 138, 154 

Giacomini P. G. 126 

Ginzkey C. 085 

Giovanni A. 039 

Giuma S. 048 

Gjuric M. 006, 033, 036, 087, 114, 115 

Glanz H. K. 006, 038, 073, 081, 153, 154 

Gleeson M. 006, 069, 073, 075, 076 

Gokcan K. 129 

Golding S. 074 

Golovanova L. 058 

Golusinski W. 053, 074, 120 

Gonchar-Zaykin A. 080 

Goodyear P. 044, 050, 084, 095 

Gosepath J. 006, 050, 069, 077, 107, 111, 141 

Gougousis S. 131 

Gouveris H. 048, 136, 139 

Goyushova S. 063 

Graham J. 006, 107, 112 

Grandori F. 006, 033, 041 

Green K. 041 

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NAME INDEX 



160 


Greger D. 074 

Gregoire V. 112 

Gregori D. 084 

Greimel V. 049 

Grénman R. 005, 006, 023, 043, 107, 110, 112, 

150 

Greve J. 131 

Grigore R. 131 

Gros A. 125, 149 

Gross M. 006, 113 

Grote J. 006, 040 

Grymer L. 042 

Gstöttner W. 008, 086 

Guevara N. 081 

Gummer A. 006, 033, 040 

Gummer T. 040 

Guntinas Lichius O. 115 

Gurkov R. 048, 090 

H 

Haas V. 102 

Habermann W. 008, 045, 082 

Hagen J. 115 

Hagen R. 006, 033, 036 

Hainarosie R. 046, 104 

Hamann K.-F. 006, 069, 076, 107, 110, 115, 155 

Hamans E. 038, 122 

Hamid M. 048, 058, 062, 155 

Hamzavi S. 059 

Handa K. K. 079 

Han H. J. 131 

Hanna B. 127 

Hantascu I. G. 049 

Harnisch W. 079, 095 

Hatefi H. 055 

Häusler R. 006, 040, 115, 144, 148, 149 

Havel M. 132 

Heathcote K. 138 

Heimdal J.-H. 006, 033, 035, 039, 073 

Helling K. 062, 155 

Hemprich A. 073 

Heppt W. 006, 119 

Hermann P. 078, 151 

Hernando M. 053 

Herrmann I. 006, 082, 107, 109, 113 

Herzog M. 122 

Hessen-Söderman A. 039 

Hewitt R. R. 044 

Hildmann A. 041 

Hildmann H. 006, 069, 075 

Hizalan I. 041, 076 

Hocevar-Boltezar I. 060, 102, 154 

Hoeve H. 006, 038 

Hofmann T. 008, 033, 037, 051, 069, 074, 126, 

142, 151 

Hohenhorst W. 124 

Holden H. 138 

Holgers K. M. 006, 033, 040, 041, 139 

Holmström M. 078 

Holzmann D. 119 

Homøe P. 088 

Honda K. 055 

Hopkins C. 127 

Hörmann K. 006, 023, 033, 038, 069, 073, 146 

Hosal S. 148 

Howard D. 006, 119, 151 

Hsu P. P. 006, 033, 035 

Huarte A. 114 

Huber A. 150 

Huber M. 137 

Hudecova D. 059, 137 

Huetter M. 101 

Huizing E. 104 

Hultcrantz E. 033, 039, 114, 152 

Hummer P. 137 

Hurbis C. 105 

Hyppolito M. 047 

i 

Ibekwe T. S. 131, 136 

Iguchi H. 123, 133 

Ikeda K. 050 

Ikonomidis C. 054 

Ingels K. 006, 150 

Ionita E. 134 

Ionita I. 129 

Iovanescu G. 094 

Iro H. 006, 040, 107, 113, 144, 146 

Ishikawa M. 092 

Ivkic M. 044 

J 

Jafarov M. 088 

Jäger S. 049 

Jahnke K. 005, 023, 040, 107, 115, 149, 150 

Jakimovska F. 126 

Jakobowicz M. 140 

Jakse K. 135 

Jakse R. 008, 154 

Jandová Z. 133 

Janjanin S. 129 

Janousek P. 053 

INdEx

INdEx 



Jansen J. 075 

Japaridze S. 137 

Jellema A. 074 

Jenkins H. 148 

Jenko K. 119 

Jerabkova P. 097 

Jeremic P. 094 

Jochen W. 039 

Jolly C. 088 

Jori J. 148 

Jorissen M. 006, 119, 127, 143 

Jovancevic L. 006, 107, 109 

Jovanovic S. 148 

Jovicevic O. 138 

Jurovcík M. 100 

K 

Kabelka Z. 113, 149 

Kainz J. 064, 077, 156 

Kalhous J. 132 

Kalogjera L. 006, 078 

Kamami Y.-V. 044, 080 

Kamel R. 078 

Kania R. 042, 050, 087, 136 

Karatzanis A. 049 

Karchev T. 005, 007, 041, 076, 088, 124 

Karimi C. 152 

Karkos P. 113 

Karosi T. 060 

Karpov V. 141 

Kastner J. 092 

Kaszás Z. 132 

Katona G. 084, 112 

Katori H. 056 

Katsarkas A. 155 

Katska E. 060, 100, 133 

Katz P. 113 

Kayhan F. T. 061, 135 

Kázmierczak H. 062, 155 

Keles B. 007, 100, 141, 150, 151 

Keller M. 065, 103, 126 

Kendrisic M. 122 

Keng Hua L. 141 

Kennedy D. 007, 043, 051, 077, 078, 091 

Kenn K. 039 

Keogh I. 060 

Kersing W. 038, 039 

Kesckès G. 122 

Khademi B. 043, 090, 092 

Khajavi M. 105 

Khalil H. 122 

Khandanyan G. 104 

Khan K. 120 

Khorov O. 089 

Khvadagiani M. 141 

Kienast B. 086 

Kingma H. 128 

Kirichenko I. 058 

Kiss J. 041 

Kiszely M. 155 

Kiverniti E. 051, 142 

Kjaergaard T. 049 

Kladnik Stabej K. 137 

Klapan I. 042 

Klein A. 032, 037 

Kleinsasser N. 043, 083, 132 

Klingmann C. 007, 107, 110 

Klochihin A. 094 

Klossek J. M. 005, 007, 050, 078, 126, 141 

Klozar J. 043, 057, 073, 083 

Knecht R. 007, 107, 112 

Knipping S. 063 

Kochetkov P. 077 

Koele W. 105, 127 

Kokorina V. 053, 105, 126 

Köle W. 008, 042 

Kominek P. 051, 094 

Konstantinidis J. 063, 142 

Konstantinou A. 054, 055, 064, 083, 129, 143, 156 

Konttinen Y. 069, 074 

Kopaceva-Barsova G. 156 

Korkut A. Y. 064, 134 

Kornek G. 073 

Kostrica R. 007, 092, 107, 112, 118, 133 

Kosyakov S. 114 

Kotecha A. 053 

Kotecha B. 038, 122 

Kotowski M. 136 

Koutsimpelas D. 085, 096 

Kovács V. 046 

Kravljanac D. 055 

Kravos A. 123 

Krejovic-Trivic S. 044, 133 

Krenmayr A. 095 

Kress P. 053 

Kronenberg J. 007, 069, 071 

Kubba H. 007, 107, 109 

Kühnel T. S. 091, 122 

Kuhn F. 033, 036, 037, 069, 072, 077, 107, 110, 

111, 144, 147 

Kulekci M. 045, 052 

Kunst D. 041 

Kuribayashi K. 066 

Küstel M. 086 

Kvaerner K. J. 080, 152 

Kyrodimos E. 048, 052, 053, 089, 096, 114, 123 

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162 


L 

Labropoulou E. 052, 082 

Lackner A. 008, 033, 037, 090, 135 

Lädrach K. 007, 081, 107, 109 

Langendijk H. 112 

Lang S. 007, 144, 148, 154 

Lanisnik B. 121 

Lassaletta L. 047 

Laszig R. 007, 107, 113, 116 

Lavieille J. P. 007, 107, 110, 149 

Lebisch H. 049 

Lecoq M. 097 

Lee C.-C. 081 

Lee D.-H. 135 

Lee K. C. 064 

Lee N. H. 066 

Lee S. L. 053 

Leemans R. 007, 109, 112 

Lefèbvre J. L. 005, 007, 112, 123, 124, 148 

Lefebvre P. 041, 124, 149 

Lehnerdt G. 043 

Lehnhardt M. 047 

Leivo I. 073 

Lenarz T. 007, 076, 107, 110, 114, 116, 144, 149, 

150 

Lengelé B. 022, 077, 090 

Lengyel C. 055, 066, 097, 100, 138 

Leong A. 056 

Leonhard M. 123 

Lesinski-Schiedat A. 041 

Leunig A. 042, 051, 065, 078, 085, 096 

Leuwer R. 116 

Leveque M. 075, 076 

Levine H. 033, 036, 037, 069, 072, 077, 107, 110, 

111, 128, 144, 147 

Lichtenberger G. 007, 038, 073, 107, 109, 154 

Lim C. M. 124 

Lindenberger J. 007, 033, 035, 043, 065, 107, 115 

Lind P. 008, 033, 035 

Lippert B. M. 054, 120, 123 

Litschel R. 090 

Little S. 043, 065 

Loader B. 046 

Loehle E. 086 

Loevner L. 051 

Löhle E. 061, 100 

Loock L. 075 

Lopatin A. 007, 078, 107, 115, 125, 126, 142, 151 

Loredana B. 066 

Löwenheim H. 040 

Luca A. S. 046 

Lujber L. 102 

Lukashin A. 040 

Lukes P. 045, 052 

Lund V. 005, 007, 042, 050, 066, 069, 078, 119, 

144, 147 

Luntz M. 007, 040, 107, 113, 116 

Lupescu S. 094 

Luxon L. 098, 112 

Lybak P. 148 

M 

INdEx 

Maat C. 079 

Maat R. 007, 033, 035 

MacKeith S. A. C. 055, 080, 099, 116, 124 

Maeso J. 051, 142 

Maggiori L. 040 

Magliulo G. 155 

Magnan J. 005, 007, 033, 036, 040, 041, 069, 076, 

114, 148 

Magnusson M. 128 

Magritz R. 007 

Mair L. 048 

Majumdar S. 065, 085, 135 

Mäkitie A. 039 

Malheiros Da Silva M. 061 

Mallis P. 066 

Manea M.-C. 066 

Mani N. 138 

Maniu A.-A. 099 

Mankekar G. 077, 088 

Mann W. 007, 144, 146 

Manole F. 063, 103, 134 

Manolidis L. 007 

Manolidis S. 007, 087, 088, 116 

Manrique D. 045, 052, 084 

Manrique M. 007, 033, 036, 048, 115 

Mansour N. 064 

Marangos N. 007, 033, 036, 059, 060, 102, 104 

Marchal F. 007, 069, 071, 073 

Marev D. 043, 065 

Marie J. P. 007, 107, 109 

Marin H. A. 088 

Markowska R. 153 

Markowski J. 093, 129 

Maroldi A. 043 

Maroldi R. 078 

Martu D. 084, 095 

Matela I. 097 

Mattheis S. 007, 110 

Matyja G. 078, 105 

Maune S. 130

INdEx 



Maurer J. 007, 039, 073, 091, 144, 146, 148 

Mausser G. 042 

McClymont L. 094 

McGurk M. 039, 113 

McNeill E. 153 

McTiernan R. 064, 120 

Meco C. 007, 008, 117, 119, 140, 144, 147 

Melchinarov M. 073 

Melgarejo P. 050 

Melinceanu E.-L. 066 

Melnikov M. 053, 080 

Menger D. 007, 150 

Merz R. 007 

Mészáros K. 045, 052 

Michael P. 054, 102, 140 

Michel J. 057 

Mickenhagen A. 127 

Mickonas A. 132 

Migirov L. 059 

Mikic A. 055 

Mikic B. 046, 047 

Milanovic N. 099 

Mileshina N. 059 

Milisavljevic D. 073, 098 

Milkof M. 149 

Milosevic D. 057, 080, 152 

Milovanovic J. 054 

Minor L. 041, 075 

Mirea D. 056, 123 

Miyamoto R. 007, 041, 088, 113 

Mocanu H. 102, 115 

Modayil P. 096 

Moeller P. 005, 007, 033, 040, 073 

Mokry M. 007, 008, 107, 110, 116, 118 

Molcan M. 155 

Monnier P. 007, 033, 035, 038, 123 

Montojo J. 058 

Mora R. 153 

Moravej M. 042, 064, 127, 142 

Moser G. 099, 136 

Moser T. 040 

Mösges R. 007, 063, 135 

Motsch M. C. 055 

Moulin A. 046, 058, 086 

Moumoulidis I. 090, 093, 135 

Movergoz A. L. 094 

Mrowka M. 060, 101, 102, 124, 156 

Mueller C. 134 

Mühlfey G. 118 

Müller J. 114, 115 

Myers E. 007, 074, 112, 144, 146, 152 

N 

Nacci A. 130 

Nahlieli O. 113 

Nakai S. 097 

Nakamura S. 094 

Naraghi M. 104, 118, 127, 142, 143 

Natt R. S. 090 

Neagos A. 057 

Negm H. 007, 079, 113 

Nekahm-Heis D. 009, 058, 100 

Nersesyan M. 117 

Nesic V. 132 

Neumann A. 075, 114 

Neumann H. 022 

Nicolai P. 007, 033, 036, 069, 078, 107, 116, 117, 

119, 151 

Niederberger V. 049, 063 

Niedzielski A. 142 

Nikolaidis E. 103 

Nikolaidis V. 098, 102 

Nikolopoulos T. 007, 112, 114 

Nikopoulos T. 075 

Nishida K. 142 

Nishiike S. 134 

Nopp P. 048 

Nottet J.-B. 048, 058 

Nouraei R. 050, 064, 085, 121, 123, 136, 142, 154, 

156 

Nour Y. 050, 143 

Nousia C. S. 133 

Novakovic Z. 053 

O 

O´Connor-Reina C. 091 

O´Donoghue G. 114 

O´Dwyer T. P. 148 

Oates R. J. 007, 110 

Oberascher G. 009, 076, 087, 107, 117, 136, 144, 

147 

Oeken J. 051 

Ofelia I. 134 

Offeciers E. 007, 023, 033, 040, 069, 071, 076, 

107, 113, 116, 150 

Ohba S. 096 

Okolugbo N. E. 133 

Olfa B. G. 131 

Olin C. 062 

Olofsson J. 005, 023, 081, 112, 113, 150 

Olszewska E. 044, 099 

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164 


Opie J. 101 

Orvidas L. 122 

Osinska-Pawlak K. 058 

Osipenko E. 007, 038, 039, 088, 095 

Oswal V. 007, 069, 073, 079, 107, 115 

Óvári A. 129 

Ovchinnikov E. L. 087 

Owens D. 057, 122, 152, 153 

Özbilen S. 005, 007, 075, 088, 149 

Özbilgen S. 102 

Ozcan K. M. 130 

Ozdamar O. I. 066 

Ozer C. 054, 123 

Ozer F. 050, 087, 125, 143 

Oz F. 052 

Özgirgin N. 007, 075, 107, 114 

Ozgursoy O. B. 080, 134, 152 

Ozluoglu L. 076 

Ozturk K. 085, 096, 126, 133 

P 

Pabst G. 085 

Pais Clemente M. 038, 039 

Paiva A. 007, 116 

Palade D. 143 

Palma P. 007, 107, 119, 150, 156 

Palonta F. 054 

Panda S. 154 

Papadas T. 043, 058, 083, 092, 096 

Papadopoulos A. 136 

Papaspyrou S. 005, 007, 073, 144, 148 

Papavassiliou A. 007, 091, 107, 111, 126 

Papazoglou G. 131 

Papouliakos S. 062, 093, 141 

Passali D. 005, 007, 023, 077, 122, 150 

Patrikakos G. 055 

Patscheider M. 057 

Pau H. W. 086 

Pauw B. 007, 069, 075, 076, 116 

Pavelec V. 057 

Pavelka R. 009, 038, 044 

Pawankar R. 007, 151 

Pedersen M. 007, 069, 071, 107, 153 

Pegan B. 007, 046, 116 

Pellant A. 127, 142 

Peretti G. 007, 038, 069, 071, 154 

Peric A. 141 

Peridis S. 083 

Petrova L. 120, 155 

Petrovic Z. 054 

Pfister M. 041 

Piazza C. 121, 130, 133 

INdEx 

Piazza F. 149 

Pietruszewska W. 066, 093, 129, 135 

Pilgramm M. 049 

Pillar G. 044, 057 

Pinar E. 053, 123, 133 

Piotrowska A. 086, 101, 137 

Pipic N. 009, 107, 117, 119 

Pistochini A. 050 

Pitkäranta A. 142 

Plaza G. 048 

Plinkert P. 007, 107, 110 

Plontke S. 007, 107, 110 

Plouzhnikov M. 007, 086 

Plzak J. 043, 092 

Podskarbi-Fayette R. 047, 060, 136 

Poenaru M. 079, 130 

Polunin M. 086 

Ponikau J. 007, 077, 107, 111, 151 

Popovic M. 141 

Pop S. 132 

Porowski M. 124 

Pourova R. 047 

Poutiainen N. T. 142 

Praetorius M. 061 

Prazenica P. 081 

Pribuisiene R. 134 

Profant M. 005, 007, 046, 073, 088, 113, 137, 148 

Prokopakis E. 055 

Psarommatis I. 086, 098 

Psifidis A. 007, 049, 114 

Psillas G. 059 

Psychogios G. 052 

Pukkila M. 120, 129 

Pusalkar A. 115, 125 

Pytel J. 060, 081, 115, 125 

Q 

Qirjazi B. 136 

Quer M. 069, 074, 113, 154 

Quetz J. 156 

R 

Radaljac D. 046, 102 

Radeanu D. 065 

Radjenovic G. 138 

Radtzig E. 095, 103 

Radulescu L. 114 

Radulovic R. 101 

Raèiæ G. 104 

Ragab A. 052 

Ragab S. 080, 088

INdEx 



Rajko J. 079 

Raluca G. 066 

Ramos A. 007, 033, 036 

Ramos Macias A. 047, 114, 116 

Rancic D. 060, 155 

Rangachev J. 074 

Rapidis A. 007, 044, 056, 107, 113, 154 

Rapiejko P. 105 

Rasmussen N. 039, 046 

Raspaldo R. 117 

Ratzlaff K. 098 

Raunig H. 042, 107, 110 

Rebol J. 056 

Reichel O. 052, 082 

Reiter R. 083 

Remacle M. 007, 039, 046, 073, 107, 109, 113, 

120, 122, 152 

Remenár É. 082 

Reményi Á. 054 

Rettinger G. 005, 007, 033, 042, 069, 077, 107, 

110 

Rhys-Evans P. 148 

Riechelmann H. 007, 078, 144, 151 

Riss D. 047 

Rogers S. 007, 069, 073, 112, 113 

Roje E. 091, 141 

Romanet P. 048, 075, 115, 116 

Romanitan M. 043 

Romeo C. 152 

Romeo R. 091 

Roper A. 055, 101, 132, 137, 156 

Roth T. 124 

Rovcanin L. 100 

Rovo L. 079 

Rowe-Jones J. 008, 144, 147, 150 

Rusetskiy Y. 090 

Rustom I. 084 

S 

Sadr A. 055 

Sahin-Yilmaz A. 104 

Sahlman J. 122 

Said A. 044, 133 

Salami A. 088 

Salam M. 104, 156 

Saleem Y. 086 

Saleh H. 008, 150 

Salemis N. 096, 121, 131, 133, 141 

Sallavaci S. 100 

Sallavaci Y. 132 

Salzwimmer M. 009, 033, 035, 154 

Santini J. 008, 069, 072, 107, 111, 117, 156 

Santos A. 005, 063, 132 

Sanz R. 061 

Sapundzhiev N. 056 

Sarafoleanu C. 051, 064, 077, 104, 127 

Sarra Z. 143 

Sarvat M. 154 

Sasaki S.-I. 046 

Sasama J. 077 

Sauvaget E. 078, 115, 117, 142 

Savvas E. 060 

Scarano E. 083, 096 

Scarpignato C. 113 

Schatton R. 096 

Scherer E. Q. 061 

Schick B. 008, 144, 147, 151 

Schindler A. 038, 039 

Schlömicher J. 107, 109 

Schmelzer B. 008, 042, 107, 115 

Schmid C. 066, 151 

Schneider B. 009, 038, 123, 144, 146 

Scholtz L.-U. 137 

Schöntgen J. 097 

Schrader M. 135 

Schultz-Coulon H.-J. 008, 072, 073, 126 

Schwager K. 116 

Selcuk A. 060, 130, 138 

Sellari S. 118 

Senderski A. 098 

Senn P. 047 

Seppä J. 044 

Sereg Bahar M. 153 

Serrano E. 050, 078 

Shah J. 008, 046, 113, 148 

Shakeel M. 052, 081, 082, 149, 153 

Shamsiev D. 126, 140 

Sharma N. 048, 053, 105, 135, 143 

Shaykhova K. E. 062 

Shiga K. 092 

Shkorbotun V. 149 

Shukuryan A. 059, 062, 089, 143 

Siegert R. 008 

Sifrer R. 153 

Silva-Chacon F. 109 

Simic R. 095 

Simmen D. 008, 042, 050, 078, 107, 111, 117, 119 

Simo R. 081 

Sinha A. 121 

Sittel C. 008, 033, 038, 120 

Skarzynski H. 008, 060, 088, 100, 102, 107, 115, 

124, 148 

Skoloudik L. 126 

Sliwa L. 062, 087, 098, 136 

Sliwinska M. 008, 033 

Slootweg P. 074 

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166 


Smehák G. 046, 053, 130, 153 

Somers T. 005, 033, 041, 114 

Sood S. 127 

Sousa-Viera A. 008, 150 

Spiric P. 053 

Spiric S. 059 

Spiridonova J. 086 

Spratley I. 114 

Spremo S. 087, 135 

Spriano G. 148 

Stajner Katusic S. 079, 130 

Stammberger H. 005, 022, 023, 033, 036, 042, 069, 

077, 107, 110, 116, 117, 150 

Stankievicz C. 149 

Stankovic K. 055, 084, 095, 153 

Stankovic M. 008, 075, 099, 116, 124, 155 

Stankovic P. 095 

Stárek I. 094 

Starska K. 092 

Stasche N. 073 

Staudenmaier R. 043, 092, 101 

Stefanescu H. 088, 125 

Steinsvåg S. 126 

Stelios T. 052, 093, 132, 133 

Stennert E. 008, 069, 073, 107, 115 

Stierna P. 090, 103, 118, 127 

Stimpson P. 052, 085, 096, 121, 131 

Stöckli S. 008, 033, 039 

Stoll W. 008, 069, 076 

Stoor P. 089 

Strauss G. 042 

Streitberger C. 101, 150 

Strome M. 118 

Strup M. 128 

Strutz J. 049, 089 

Suarez-Nieto C. 075 

Subarevic V. 143 

Subhaschandra S. 085 

Suchova L. 062 

Sudhoff H. 008, 076 

Sultan A. A. 087 

Sun D.-I. 092 

Sunil V. 050 

Sun J.-J. 061, 089 

Svitlana Y. 126 

Szalai G. 103 

Szielkowska A. 121, 130 

Sziklai I. 008, 040, 048, 095, 114, 148 

Szirmai A. 155 

Szyfter W. 039, 044, 093, 113 

T 

T. Hisamov A. 104, 138 

Takeuchi K. 059 

INdEx 

Takuo S. H. 093 

Tan A. 057 

Tan L. 090 

Taneja M. 122 

Tao Z.-Z. 056, 090 

Taskin U. 055, 094 

Tasman A.-J. 008, 033, 037, 042, 107, 111, 144, 

150 

Tatulescu D. 143 

Tavartkiladze G. 008, 041, 086, 107, 115, 134, 137 

Tedla M. 044 

Teggi R. 139, 155 

Temmel A. 009, 074 

Teo D. 063 

Terhaard C. 073, 074 

Testa D. 085, 120 

Tezcaner C. 141 

Thakar A. 050, 154 

Theodosis P. 066, 097, 098, 120 

Thiede O. 141 

Thinakara-Rajan T. 140 

Thomas L. 082 

Thong J. 045, 050, 057, 105, 139, 140 

Thrasyvoulou G. 100 

Thumfart W. 009, 155 

Thurnher D. 043, 083, 092, 120, 129 

Tikhomirova I. 061, 088 

Timms M. 127 

Todorovic M. 099 

Toledano A. 127 

Toskala E. 151 

Tos M. 005, 008, 040, 041, 076, 107, 114 

Tóth F. 046 

Tóth L. 139 

Trabalzini F. 008 

Traissac L. 008, 107, 113 

Tran Ba Huy P. 040, 069, 071, 075, 076, 107, 114 

Trimarchi M. 008, 090 

Trivic A. 132 

Trotic R. 101 

Tschabitscher M. 116 

Tuomilehto H. 045 

Turitwenka E. 135 

Tuszynska A. 065, 090, 103 

Tvinnereim M. 038 

Tzanakakis M. 045, 057, 080, 134 

U 

Uloza V. 008, 039, 079, 087, 123 

Ulug T. 131 

Umihanic S. 134 

Ünal F. 008, 038 

Urbancic J. 054 

Uyama T. 096

INdEx 



V 

Vaher H. 059 

Vahidy R. 140, 143 

Vaikoczy P. 149 

Valean M. 105 

Valera F. C. P. 090, 104 

Valeriy K. 134, 153 

Van Cauwenberge P. 008, 107, 118 

Van de Heyning E. 033, 041 

Van de Heyning P. 038, 122 

Van der Poorten V. 073 

Van Kalkeren T. 153 

Vasiljevic P. 063 

Vathilakis J. 062 

Vatovec J. 088 

Vats A. 008, 077, 126 

Vermorken J. 112 

Verwoerd C. 008, 112 

Verwoerd J. 008, 084 

Vicheva D. 063, 098, 104 

Vickers D. 047 

Vidojevic M. 097 

Viktor C. 086 

Vincent R. 008, 107, 110, 148 

Vintila R. 061 

Vishnjakov V. 088 

Vitte E. 076, 120 

Vlahovic A. 084, 095, 121 

Vlaminck S. 077, 105, 127 

Vlaski L. 100 

Vlastos I. 077, 099, 152 

Voegels R. 078, 090, 103, 140 

Vogt K. 008, 033, 035 

Vokurka J. 008, 033, 037, 050 

Volkenstein S. 047 

Vranjes D. 059 

Vukomanovic-Djurdjevic B. 056 

Vural E. 090, 103, 104, 123 

Vyas S. H. 045, 050, 052, 082, 132, 138, 140 

W 

Wagenmann M. 049, 118, 127, 151 

Walsh P. 148 

Wangemann P. 040 

Wangenmann M. 049 

Wasowski A. 088 

Weber A. 008, 033, 035 

Weber R. 008, 033, 037 

Wei W. 008, 069, 071 

Welge-Lüssen A. 008, 069, 072 

Wellens W. 008, 038, 039 

Werner J. 008, 039, 073, 107, 113, 148 

Westhofen M. 008, 069, 071, 075, 076 

Wetke R. 087 

White P. 008, 144, 147 

Wild D. 149 

Windfuhr J. 039 

Woellner T. 095 

Wolf G. 042, 074, 119 

Wolf M. 120 

Wolff A. 074 

Wollenberg B. 056, 120, 124, 129, 148, 149 

Wormald R. 081 

Woznica B. 038, 039 

Wu K. 123 

Wysocki J. 139 

X 

Xavier R. 008, 150 

y 

Yalainer G. 060, 065, 132 

Yilmazer C. 051, 078, 142 

Yunusov A. A. 138 

Z 

Zabolotnyi D. 005, 008, 047, 063, 094 

Zabrodsky M. 120, 129 

Zahnert T. 008, 114, 115, 150 

Zargi M. 005, 008, 039, 081 

Zatonski M. D. 046 

Zavaly M. 127 

Zawadzka-Glos L. 095, 120 

Zbären P. 008, 033, 035, 073 

Zborayova K. 126 

Zenk J. 008, 107, 113, 144, 146 

Zenner H. P. 008, 040, 047, 114, 144, 148 

Zielnik-Jurkiewicz B. 104 

Zinkevich I. 081 

Zinreich J. 008, 043, 065, 116, 144, 147 

Zivic M. 126 

Zivkovic M. 090 

Zlatanov H. 102 

Zojaji R. 065, 156 

Zorowka P. 009, 061, 100 

Zsuzsanna Z. 049 

Zumtobel M. 053 

Zvrko E. 152 

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NOTES:

Wolf has developed a new, 

digital recording system that 

exploits the opportunities 

offered by modern, highspeed 

video technology for 

laryngoscopic diagnostics. 

The vibrations of the vocal 

cords are recorded at up to 

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