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Registration for the European Head and Neck Course is now open.
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There are still a few spots available for the 50-person course "OPHL: From A to Z!" for those interested in laryngeal surgery. Please be aware that the preceding course has been updated. Professor Succo will oversee it, and it will happen in Turin. See the synopsis below or click on the relevant page for further details.
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Looking to explore some previous courses? You won’t want to miss the enlightening sessions led by Prof. Succo and Prof. Fernandez; they are packed with valuable insights and knowledge!
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euroHNC
This three-day course will cover the current management of head and neck cancer within a multidisciplinary framework. The format will consist of lectures, panel discussions and operative techniques. There will be a series of Keynote addresses dealing with some of the more controversial topics. There will be time allocated for audience participation through question-and-answer sessions.
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 The course is suitable both for trainees (residents and fellows) in ENT, Maxfac, Plastics and Radiotherapy in preparation for exams, as well as providing a stimulating update for practicing surgeons and physicians. |
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OPHLs FROM A TO Z! - Turin, Italy - July 3rd-4th, 2026
Come to Turin and discover the secrets of open partial laryngeal surgery. 2 days of full immersion program with 3D video learning.
Building on the great success of last year’s edition and taking full advantage of the valuable feedback provided by course participants, the program has been further refined and expanded. In recent years, laryngeal surgery—particularly open partial horizontal laryngectomy (OPHL) - has experienced renewed growth and interest. In this highly demanding and precise field, even minimal technical or surgical details may significantly influence both oncological and functional outcomes.
Available places: 50. REGISTRATION - Flyer.
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Radiological, Surgical, and Pathological Anatomy of the Head and Neck
Alba, Italy - 31/08 - 02/09, 2026
A course providing a comparative analysis of radiological, surgical, and pathological head and neck anatomy using 3D visualization to improve diagnostic work-up and therapeutic planning in head and neck malignancies. Diagnostic and therapeutic gray zones are addressed through multidisciplinary discussion of paradigmatic clinical cases, supporting clinical decision-making guided by shared multidisciplinary expertise.
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