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Conference Handbook
CONFERENCE ORGANISER — / Donna Clapham
CONFERENCE AND EVENTS MANAGEMENT
PO Box 90641, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142, New Zealand
t: +64 9 917 3653 / e: conferences@w4u.co.nz / w: www.w4u.co.nz
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— Head and Neck Surgery would like
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Contents
President’s Welcome 3 Social Programme 34
Keynote Speakers 5 Afternoon Activities 35
Invited Speakers 7 Exhibition Floorplan 37
Nursing Programme Speakers 17 Exhibition Catalogue 38
Scientific Programme 19 Delegate List 45
Posters on Display 30 What to See and Do in Dunedin 51
RACS CPD 33 General Information 53
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President’s Welcome
President’s Welcome
Dear Colleagues,
W elcome to the 73rd Annual Scientific Meeting of
the New Zealand Society of Otolaryngology, Head
& Neck Surgery Inc.
On behalf of Organising Committee, I wish to extend to
you a very warm welcome to our 73rd NZSOHNS Annual
Scientific Meeting at The Cordis Hotel in Auckland. The
theme of the meeting is “Look Back, Look Forward”.
The meeting will highlight some historical events from
the 73 years of our society, and the advances in our
speciality.
The scientific committee has organised a world class
academic program that covers all the subgroups of
Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. The committee
has invited international and national experts to
participate in the meeting. A wonderful social program
is organised by the social committee that I am sure
all the delegates and their partners will enjoy. The
meeting will leave you with many good memories.
I am looking forward to seeing all the delegates,
sponsors and other partners who will help make this
meeting a very attractive event for 2020.
Regards
Mr Zahoor Ahmad LOOK BACK
President NZSOHNS
LOOK FORWARD
Donna Clapham
t +64 9 917 3653 e conferences@w4u.co.nz w www.w4u.co.nz
PO Box 90641, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142, New Zealand
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Keynote Speakers
Mr Sean Carrie, MB ChB FRCS FRCS(ORL)
Consultant Rhinologist/Skull Base Surgeon and Hon Senior Lecturer,
NHS Hospitals Foundation Trust and Newcastle University
President of the European Rhinological Society, UK
S ean Carrie has been a Consultant Rhinologist at the Freeman Hospital and Hon Senior Lecturer at the University of
Newcastle upon Tyne since 1999. His particular interests are skull base surgery, office-based surgery and surgical
outcomes.
He is President of the European Rhinological Society and Past President of the British Rhinological Society (BRS). He
has leadership roles in both undergraduate and postgraduate education. He is Quality Assurance lead and Workforce
Lead for the Royal College Surgeons of England, Specialist Advisory Committee in Otolaryngology. He is Chairman
and convenor of the Newcastle Sinus Surgery and Pituitary courses. He leads the BRS Advanced Rhinology Training
programme.
e is Chief Investigator of the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) funded “NAIROS’ multicentre RCT of
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septoplasty (£1.1million). He is a co-recipient in the NIHR ‘NATTINA’ grant assessing clinical and cost effectiveness
of adult tonsillectomy (£1.6million). He is a Principle Investigator in the NIHR ‘MACRO’ programme grant assessing
treatments of chronic sinusitis. He is involved in research projects developing sinonasal cell lines in Cystic Fibrosis and
mucin gene expression in chronic sinusitis.
He is co-editor of the Rhinology section of the 8th Edn of Scott- Brown’s Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery,
published in 2018.
Dr Stephen Floreani
Consultant Otolaryngologist, Royal Adelaide Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospitals,
Adelaide, Australia
D r. Stephen Floreani (MB;BS,1992, Adelaide Uni.), Completed his RACS fellowship training in ENT in 2001. He
subsequently underwent formal fellowship training in both rhinology (nasal /sinus surgery), endoscopic skull base
surgery (Wormald 2002), as well as functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty (Leontsinis, UK 2003). Dr. Floreani holds current
appointments at the Royal Adelaide, Queen Elizabeth and Women’s and Children’s hospitals, as a visiting medical
specialist, with private practice via Memorial Hospital, Adelaide. He is regularly an invited speaker on the faculty of local,
national and international courses and meetings, in his subspecialty areas.
Professor Bruce Haughey
Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, University of South Florida; Medical Director, Oncology,
Adventhealth Celebration, Florida, USA
P rofessor Haughey is a Head and Neck Oncologic and reconstructive surgeon and until recently, Kimbrough Endowed
Professor of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery at Washington University, St Louis, MO USA. He currently
practices in Orlando, Florida at the Florida Hospital Cancer Institute.
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Keynote Speakers
Dr Robert A. Irvine
Clinical Associate Professor, Providence Health Care, Vancouver, Canada
R ob Irvine completed medical school at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada in 1984, and
Otolaryngology residency at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver in 1989. He completed a one year
head and neck and microvascular surgery fellowship with Dr. Sebastian Arena in Pittsburgh, USA in 1991, and and has
been practicing in Vancouver since that time. He is a Clinical Associate Professor at UBC. His main area of clinical
activity is in sialendoscopy and salivary gland obstructive disease, including the utility and limitations of laser stone
fragmentation. He is enthusiastic about point of care ultrasound in ENT, and uses ultrasound on a daily basis. His other
main area of interest is thyroid surgery. His other professional activities include being a panel member on the Provincial
regulatory college complaints committee, and prior terms as ENT Division Head for St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, UBC
Otolaryngology Residency Program Director, and a primary reviewer for the UBC Clinical Research Ethics Board.
Associate Professor Kelvin Kong, BSc, MBBS(UNSW), FRACS
Conjoint Associate Professor (UNSW & UoN), Paediatric & Adult Otolaryngology, Head & Neck
Surgeon, Cochlear Implant Surgeon, John Hunter Hospital, John Hunter Children’s Hospital,
Hunter ENT, NSW, Australia
K elvin hails from the Worimi people of Port Stephens, NSW, Australia. He completed his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor
of Surgery at the University of NSW in 1999 and began his surgical training at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Darlinghurst,
completing resident medical officer and registrar positions at various Hospitals in NSW. Along the way, he has been
privileged in serving the urban, rural and remote community. Kelvin qualified as the first Aboriginal Fellow of the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS), in 2007, now practising on Awabakal Country in Newcastle. He feels lucky to
have a very broad practice in ORL, including community clinics, primary health care, outreach. a private practice and a
commitment to research. He has also been humbled to partake and serve in various roles with a variety of government,
NGO’s and private sector groups. His pride and strength is his family.
Dr Michael Kuo,PhD FRCS DCH
Children’s Ear Nose and Throat Surgeon, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Birmingham, UK
O riginally from Hong Kong, Michael read medicine at the University of Birmingham. A short spell under the guidance
of Professor William Wei at Queen Mary Hospital, Hong Kong, sent him down the path of head and neck oncology.
A Royal College of Surgeons research fellowship and an MRC Clinical Training Fellowship allowed him to pursue a PhD
in the molecular genetics of head and neck cancer. He was elected to a Hunterian Professorship of the Royal College of
Surgeons of England in 2000. Then he saw the light and his career switched into the path of paediatric otolaryngology
when it was maturing as its own subspecialty, and more specifically paediatric airway / head and neck surgery when
endoscopic and minimally invasive airway surgery was expanding.
He is the President of the British Association for Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology and the President Elect-designate of
the Section of Laryngology and Rhinology of the Royal Society of Medicine. On a surgical training front, Michael chaired
the Education and Training Committee of ENTUK and was the paediatric lead for the European Board Examination in
Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery. Michael himself never stops learning from and being inspired by his patients
and the international network of paediatric otolaryngologists.
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Keynote Speakers
Associate Professor Nirmal Patel
Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery, University of Sydney/ Macquarie University
Founder and Director of Kolling Deafness Centre, University of Sydney Endoscopic Ear Surgery
Research Group (SEES), Fellowship Director in Otology Neuroloty, SEES Group, Member of
Indigenous Health Committee, Royal Australian College of Surgeons NSW Committee Member for
Indigenous Affairs
N irmal was Australia’s first elected member and contributor to the International Working
Group of Endoscopic Ear Surgery, which seeks to advance the technique of minimally
invasive ear surgery around the world.
He is the General Secretary of the International Working Group of Endoscopic Ear Surgery and an elected Board Member
of the Pan Asian Working Group of Endoscopic Ear Surgery as the Educational coordinator. Nirmal is invited faculty and
tutor at Endoscopic Ear Surgery courses and meetings around the world including USA, India, Italy, Spain, South Korea,
China, Scotland, Japan, Dubai, Kenya and Sharjah.
He runs regular monthly Indigenous Outreach services to Western NSW and has presented at 70 National or international
meetings, written 51 journal articles and 5 book chapters in major ENT Text books. His authorship interest is in
Endoscopic Ear Surgery for Eustachian tube, Cholesteatoma and Lateral Skull Base Surgery.
Nirmal has performed over 600 endoscopic ear surgeries.
Professor Vincent Vander Poorten
Clinical Head, Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, University Hospitals Leuven; Section
Head, Department of Oncology, Section Head and Neck Oncology, KU Leuven- Belgium
Secretary General of the ESGS – MSGS
V incent Vander Poorten, MD, PhD, MSc (Epid) is Consultant, Full Professor and Clinical Head of Otorhinolaryngology,
Head and Neck Surgery at the University Hospitals Leuven, Leuven, Belgium. He is section head of the section Head
and Neck Oncology of the Department of Oncology of the faculty of Medicine at KU Leuven.
He is a member of the Netherlands Epidemiological Society, The Royal Belgian Society for Otorhinolaryngology, Head
and Neck Surgery, the Netherlands Society for Otorhinolaryngology and Cervicofacial Surgery, AHNS and its Endocrine
Section, Flemish Head and Neck Society, IAOO, IHNSG, IFHNOS, ESGS, EAFPS, IAES, AOCMF, BAHNO, Asia-Pacific society of
Thyroid Surgery (APTS) and the EHNS. Honorary Member of the South African Society for Otorhinolaryngology Head and
Neck Surgery.
He is a member of the editorial board of the European Journal of Surgical Oncology, Frontiers in Oncology, Frontiers in
Surgery, B-ENT and Journal of Head and Neck Physicians and Surgeons
His area of expertise is head and neck oncology and surgery, with a specific focus on salivary gland and thyroid surgery,
laser microendoscopic surgery, transoral robotic surgery, endoscopic and external approaches to the anterior skull base
and pediatric head and neck surgery.
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Keynote Speakers
Associate Professor Nilesh Vasan, M
D, FRACS
Otolaryngologist - Head and Neck Surgeon, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, USA
D r. Vasan is a Board Certified Otolaryngologist - Head and Neck Surgeon at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences
Center. Dr. Vasan is a member of The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. He has authored numerous papers and
book chapters in the field of Head and Neck Surgery and performs Head and Neck Robotic Surgery. An area of interest is
management of the difficult airway.
Dr. Vasan has developed numerous medical devices including for robotic surgery with the University. He founded Adroit
Surgical LLC, a private company in 2010 to develop and commercialize patented emergency airway management devices.
Dr. Vasan is an Associate Professor who specializes in Head and Neck Oncologic Surgery and serves as Program Director
for the Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery Residency Program.
Professor Peter John Wormald, MD, FAHMS, FRACS, FCS(SA), FRCS (Ed), MBChB
Chairman, Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery, Professor of Skull Base Surgery,
University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia
P rofessor Wormald has published as the sole author and international recognised book on Endoscopic Sinus Surgery
and is author on 10 other internationally published books. He is an author in over 412 peer-reviewed papers in
international journals. As part of his rhinological research program, he has put together a research team that has
successfully looked at both the acquired and innate immune systems with particular reference to their roles in chronic
rhinosinusitis (CRS). The role of fungal allergy has been studied including the innate immune response in CRS with the
investigation of B-defensins, cathelicidins and surface surfactant.
Recently his research team has investigated the role of biofilms in CRS with reference to the interaction between
lactoferrin and biofilms. In addition his research team has developed the sheep as an animal model to research various
aspects of nasal disease and surgery. This allows research into the healing of the nose after sinus surgery and into the
development of a dissolvable dressing used to prevent adhesions and improve healing.
rof Wormald has also developed a series of new surgical techniques (endoscopic DCR, swing-door technique of
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uncinectomy, building block approach to the frontal recess, Vidian neurectomy, bath-plug closure of CSF leaks,
endoscopic frontal drillout and multiple endoscopic skull base approaches) and over 30 endoscopic and skull base
instruments.
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Guest Speakers
Michael Barnett
Chief Executive, Auckland Business Chamber, Auckland, NZ
M ichael Barnett is Chief Executive of the Auckland Business Chamber. He is a highly respected voice for business and
has led the Chamber for more than 25 years.
In his role as CEO he leads a management team dedicated to fostering business success by providing a wide range of
business advisory and support services to the business community. He is committed to the objectives of diversity in
the workplace and achieving greater work-life balance. In 2020 he was elected on to the Council of the World Chamber
Federation, the first time the NZ Chambers, and their respective business communities, had a voice in this organisation.
Prior to his time with Auckland Chamber Michael spent 15 years within the manufacturing and supply chain industries
involved with importing and distribution in New Zealand.
He was a proud recipient of a NZ Order of Merit in 2011 for services to business.
Michael is currently a director of both the Auckland Chamber and NZ Chambers of Commerce & Industry. He is
chairperson on the following boards:
• Local Government Business Forum
• Auckland Business Forum
• Auckland Children’s Christmas Parade Trust
Ronald J Goodey, CNZM, BMedSc, MB, ChB, FRACS
Retired Otolaryngologist, Life-Member of NZSOHNS
I n the past, I have had the privilege of recounting to you the evolution of our specialty and the birth of our society. On
a separate occasion I had the privilege to give the first James Hardie Neil lecture in which I described the colourful and
controversial life of our Society’s innovative but irascible founder. Now I have been offered the indulgence to tell about
my own experiences as a proud lover of our specialty and of our society.
In the 1960s I followed John Avery to become the second New Zealander to train as an ENT surgeon in New Zealand and
obtain the FRACS as my first and only specialty qualification. I hope some of my reminiscences will be amusing. I know
some will appear appalling. It is possible that some may be interesting and even constructive. I am grateful for this
opportunity to share them.
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Guest Speakers
Professor B. Nirmal Kumar
President, ENT UK; Consultant Otolaryngologist, Director of Medical Education,
WWL NHS Foundation Trust, UK
P rofessor Nirmal Kumar is President for ENT UK* and Consultant ENT surgeon at Wrightington Wigan & Leigh NHS
Foundation Trust, UK where he is also Director of Medical Education. Regionally, he leads the ENT North West
research network for the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) in addition to being Honorary Professor at Edge
Hill University Medical School where he has led a MCh academic program in otolaryngology.
He is a specialist advisor for NICE, FRCS (ORL) examiner of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Academy of
Medical Educators and until recently vice-chair for Specialist Advisory Committee overseeing training standards in
otolaryngology in the UK. He is MD, MCh, PhD examiner for several Universities in the UK and abroad, delivered key note
and invited lectures around the world and has published more than 100 peer reviewed medical publications. Nirmal is
keen on supporting the next generation and promoting the talents of young people with particular respect to reducing
discrimination based on gender, age, disability or any other protected characteristics. He is also passionate about
improving the evidence base for our specialty to improve the quality of care we offer patients.
* ENT UK is the professional membership body representing Ear, Nose and Throat surgery, as well as its related
specialities, in the United Kingdom. ENT UK is a charity that supports members at every stage of their careers,
from student level right through to retirement – a total of nearly 2,000 medical practitioners. The charity promotes
understanding of ENT in the media and provide the specialty with a voice. ENT UK is a source of valuable medical
information for patients as well as practitioners, and supports research, provides continuing education for specialists,
and champions high standards in training. In all activities ENT UK seeks to improve the care available to patients
suffering from conditions of the ear, nose, throat, head and neck.
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Mr Zahoor Ahmad
President New Zealand Society of Otolaryngology- Head & Neck Surgery (NZSOHNS);
Senior Consultant Otolaryngologist-Head & Neck Surgeon, Counties Manukau Health;
Associate Professor, The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ
M r Ahmad practices general otolaryngology with clinical interests in Head and neck, Salivary, thyroid, Nasal and
sinus diseases including balloon sinuplasties. He is an experienced sialendoscopist and is a faculty member of
international society of Sialendoscopists, Geneva, Switzerland with active involvement in teaching and conducting
workshops in Sialendoscopy. Mr Ahmad is on the editorial board of four medical journals related to medical and surgical
fields. His thesis for Masters was on adenoids and middle ear diseases in children and this was approved and awarded
masters degree in 1983.
Mr Ahmad has lectured in many scientific meetings and has been a Key-Note Lecturer in several International Meetings.
He participates and instructs in international workshops focusing on management of salivary diseases and sinus
problems. He has about 75 Publications in peer reviewed international journals and written chapters in a few text books.
He is the Chief Editor of recently published 3-volume text book entitled “Symptom Oriented Otolaryngology-Head &
Neck Surgery” and is actively involved in teaching and examining undergraduate and postgraduate medical scholars and
teaches masters of audiology scholars.
Mr Ahmad was born in Kashmir (India) and after graduation and post-graduation left and has traveled widely before
falling in love with New Zealand and made it his home. He is supported by his wife, two sons, and three granddaughters.
He has passion for playing golf and enjoys playing the game on most of weekends. He enjoys listening to classical music
and at times enjoys singing in social gatherings. Plus loves to watch Rugby and Cricket.
Dr Jacqueline Allen
Laryngologist, Waitemata DHB, Auckland, NZ
D r Jacqueline Allen is a Laryngologist practicing in Auckland, New Zealand. A graduate of the University of Auckland,
Dr Allen worked in the United Kingdom before completing her specialist ORL training in 2007. She then undertook
Fellowship training at the Voice and Swallow Centre, University of California, Davis where she specialized in Voice and
Dysphagia utilizing modern in-office techniques, endoscopy and laser surgery. She returned to New Zealand in 2010
and established the Auckland Voice and Swallow Centre, and the Swallowing Lab at University of Auckland where
these techniques have been put to use. Research interests include neurogenic dysphagia, swallowing and nutrition
in the older adult, vocal fold scar translational research, reflux disease and novel engineering modelling for swallow
dysfunction.
Research interests include neurogenic dysphagia, swallowing and nutrition in the older adult, vocal fold scar
translational research, reflux disease and novel engineering modelling for swallow dysfunction.
r Allen is Secretary Treasurer of Dysphagia Research Society, a Board Member of the American Bronchoesophagological
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Association and Laryngology Society of Australasia and is Section Editor of Current Opinion in Otolaryngology. She
has published more than 55 journal articles, 2 books, 15 book chapters and is an Editorial Board member and reviewer
for many international peer-reviewed journals including Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, European Archives of
Otolaryngology and ENT Journal. She currently lives with her husband and daughter in Auckland.
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Mr Robert Allison
Otolaryngologist/Head and Neck Surgeon, Canterbury DHB, Christchurch, NZ
R obert Allison is an Otolaryngologist/Head and Neck Surgeon at Christchurch Hospital with an interest in Head and
Neck Surgery. He completed surgical training (FRACS) in New Zealand before doing Fellowships in Head and Neck
Cancer Surgery in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. He is a past examiner of the Royal Australasian College of
Surgeons and past president of the New Zealand Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery. He is also a Trustee
of the New Zealand Research Foundation of the Australia and New Zealand Head and Neck Cancer Society.
Clinical Associate Professor Raewyn Campbell, FRACS, BMed(Hons), BAppSc(Physio), Grad Dip (Exercise Sport Sc)
Rhinologist and Skull Base Surgeon, Macquarie University Hospital and
Macquarie University, Australia
A ssociate Professor Campbell currently works as a dedicated Rhinologist and Skull Base surgeon in Australia at
Macquarie University Hospital, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, The Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, The Sydney Adventist
Hospital, North Shore Private Hospital, The Sydney Children’s Hospital and Chatswood Private Hospital. She has
completed 3 international fellowships in Rhinology and Skull Base surgery in Auckland, New Zealand and Philadelphia
and Columbus, USA. A/Prof. Campbell has published over 40 journal articles and book chapters and has presented at
specialist conferences all over the world. She is actively involved in teaching medical students and otorhinolaryngology
trainees and teaches at rhinology and skull base courses locally and internationally. A/Prof. Campbell has also trained
surgeons internationally and is actively involved in ongoing rhinology and skull base research. She is on the editorial
board for the Australian Journal of Otolaryngology and is a reviewer for multiple academic journals.
Mr John Clarkson
Consultant Surgeon, Waikato DHB, Hamilton, NZ
J ohn Clarkson is an ORL surgeon with particular subspecialty interests in rhinology and rhinoplasty. He trained in New
Zealand then pursued additional training in facial plastic surgery at the University of Washington in Seattle in 2004. He
currently works at Waikato Hospital and in private practice in Hamilton.
Dr Melanie Collins
Consultant Otologist, Waitemata DHB, Auckland, NZ
D r Melanie Collins is a Consultant Otologist at WDHB and in private practice in Auckland. She trained in the UK,
completed a neurotology Fellowship in Adelaide in 2001 and migrated to NZ in 2011. She is one of the surgeons on
the adult Northern Cochlear Implant Programme.
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Dr Julia Crawford
Otolaryngologist, Sydney ENT Clinic, NSW, Australia
D r Julia Crawford is an Australian trained ENT Surgeon. She was awarded her fellowship in Otolaryngology, Head
and Neck Surgery in 2013 and subsequently undertook a Sleep Surgery Fellowship under Prof Stuart MacKay in
Wollongong, Australia followed by a two year fellowship in Advanced Oncologic and Reconstructive Surgery in Orlando,
Florida under Prof J Scott Magnuson. She is currently has appointments at St Vincent’s Hospital and Prince of Wales
Hospital in Sydney and is a conjoint lecturer at The University of New South Wales.
Professor Richard Douglas, MD, FRACS, FRACP, MRCP
Department of Surgery, The University of Auckland, NZ
I am an ORL surgeon with particular interest in endoscopic sinus and medial skull base surgery. I trained and practised
as a clinical immunologist and allergist at Auckland Hospital before undertaking training in ORL. I currently am
a Professor in Surgery at The University of Auckland and Consultant Surgeon at Auckland City Hospital, and have
my private practice at Mauranui Clinic in Epsom. The focus of my research has been the interaction between the
local immunity of the nasal and sinus mucosa and the bacteria that cause chronic rhinosinusitis. This condition is
characterized by its intractability despite treatment with prolonged courses of antibiotics.
Professor Andrew Hill
Professor of Surgery, The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ
A ndrew Hill, as Professor of Surgery and Colorectal Surgeon at the University of Auckland, has established an
internationally recognised research group in peri-operative care at Middlemore Hospital in South Auckland, and
has made seminal contributions to understanding of the metabolic response to surgery. He has >300 peer-reviewed
publications, most in the areas of peri-operative care or medical education. His work has been published in the top
journals in their fields, including JAMA Surgery, Annals of Surgery, the British Journal of Surgery and the British Medical
Journal. His research has been supported by the Health Research Council, the Auckland Medical Research Foundation,
the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) and by philanthropic donations. T his body of work was recognised by
the award of the premier research award of the RACS, the John Mitchell Crouch Fellowship, in 2014. He is regularly invited
to speak at meetings in Europe, USA, Asia, and Australia and New Zealand, is a reviewer for >30 journals (including the
BMJ, Lancet, Medical Education, JAMA Surgery, British Journal of Surgery, Annals of Surgery), and reviews for research
funding organisations in the Netherlands, UK, Italy, Canada, the USA and Australasia. He serves on eight editorial boards
(including JAMA Surgery, Diseases of the Colon and Rectum, and the World Journal of Surgery) and is a section editor
of the ANZ Journal of Surgery. He plays a major role in research supervision and leadership. He has supervised over 20
doctoral students, including the mentoring of multiple Maori and Pacific junior doctors in clinical research. His research
students have received >30 awards locally and internationally, including two Fulbright Scholarships. He plays key roles
in Australasian surgical leadership: as an RACS councillor and as chair of the RACS Research and Academic Surgery
Committee. He has acted as scientific convenor of conferences in Australasia, Asia and Europe. He is the immediate past
President of the International Society of Surgery.
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Grace Hunt
Registered Nurse, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
G race Hunt (BSc, BNurs) is a Level 2 Registered Nurse on the ORL Surgical Ward and ORL Outpatients Clinic at Auckland
City Hospital. She earned her Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Science majoring in Pharmacology from the
University of Auckland, graduating in 2018. She has contributed to a published article in Nurse Education in Practice and
has a strong interest in nursing research and development.
Mr Mark Izzard
Head and Neck Surgeon, Facial Plastics and Reconstruction, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
M r Mark Izzard is a surgeon specialising in head and neck surgery and facial plastic surgery for reconstruction. Mark
trained in microsurgery at the University of Washington and specialises in reconstruction of the jaws, face and nose.
Dr Bill Keith
SoundSkills Auckland, Auckland, NZ
B ill Keith received his PhD in audiology at Baylor College of Medicine, Texas. He has been involved in the development
of hearing services in New Zealand throughout his career. He has worked on such widely divergent projects as a
sonar device for the blind and on-board communication systems for Team New Zealand’s Americas Cup yachts. Until
recently Bill chaired one of New Zealand’s two cochlear implant programmes. Bill is engaged in APD research at the
University of Auckland and is lead author of the NZ Guidelines on Auditory Processing Disorder. He also runs SoundSkills,
a specialist model multi-disciplinary clinic for children and adults with APD, which he established to redress the lack
of APD services in New Zealand. Bill was awarded a QSO for public service and is the recipient of the 2011 American
Academy of Audiology International Award in Hearing
Marc King
Wellness Advisor, ultimateyou, Auckland, New Zealand
E xcessive or prolonged stress damages not only brain cells but speeds up the ageing process, increases the risk of
developing many modern day diseases and also destroys the potential to experience happiness moment by moment.
Overwhelm is insidious and crippling. I wish to share several simple yet powerful ideas/thoughts that if accepted and
used regularly will transform your life and those close to you to a new normal, a more fulfilled, richer, rosier now. One
that will excite you and nurture you.
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Dr Samantha King
Medical Advisor, Medical Protection Society, Auckland, NZ
D r Samantha King is a graduate of Otago Medical School. She has worked in General Practice and A&M clinics in
Auckland since 1991 and is a Fellow of the College of General Practitioners. She also holds a Diploma of Obstetrics
and Gynaecology and a Masters in Healthcare Law and Ethics. She has been with MPS since 2012 and now works full time
as a Medical Adviser. As a member of the Medical Protection faculty, Sam regularly presents at workshops, conferences
and practices throughout New Zealand. Sam is married with 3 children. She enjoys kayaking and fishing.
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Dr Kate O’Connor
Radiologist, Auckland DHB & Auckland Radiology Group, Auckland, NZ
D r Kate O’Connor is an NZ trained Fellow of RANZCR and works in Auckland, New Zealand. She has a private/public
work mix as a Diagnostic Radiologist at Auckland District Health Board and is a Partner in Auckland Radiology Group
(ARG). Kate’s area of specialty interest is Head and Neck Imaging and she is Chair of the weekly Northern Regional Head
and Neck Cancer Multidisciplinary Team Meeting. She is also an Examiner for RANZCR Part 2 VIVAs and is currently in her
second term as the NZ representative on RANZCR Faculty Council of Clinical Radiology.
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Associate Professor Grant D Searchfield
Director, Hearing and Tinnitus Clinic; Deputy Director, Eisdell Moore Centre; Faculty of Medical and
Health Sciences, The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ
A ssociate Professor Grant D Searchfield has been an audiologist since 1994 and obtained his Doctorate in Audiology
in 2004. He is the clinical director of the University of Auckland’s Hearing and Tinnitus Clinic, scientific director of
Tinnitus Tunes a tinnitus treatment website, and deputy director of the Eisdell Moore Centre for hearing and balance
research. Grant is a primary investigator in Auckland University’s Centre for Brain Research and Brain Research New
Zealand, a national centre of research excellence. He is an associate editor for the International Journal of Audiology,
Scientific Reports and Frontiers in Neuroscience and Psychology. Grant is well known internationally for his research
investigating the use of sound and hearing aids for tinnitus management. In addition to his tinnitus research he is the
lead investigator in a major multisite trial of hearing aids as a potential method to slow cognitive decline, funded by the
Health Research Council of New Zealand.
Dr Andrew Smith
Neuroradiologist, Auckland Radiology Group & Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
A ndrew trained in Medicine at Auckland Medical School and also completed the 5 year Australasian Radiology
training program through the Auckland scheme in 2005. He became a fellow of the Royal Australian and NZ college
of Radiologists in 2006. He completed postgraduate fellowship training in Neuroradiology through a combined Auckland
City Hospital /Auckland Radiology Group fellowship in 2006 and a Vancouver General Hospital diagnostic Neuroradiology
Fellowship 2007-2008. Andrew returned to NZ in mid 2008 to a staff position in the Auckland City Hospital Neuroradiology
Department and became a partner at Auckland Radiology Group in 2009. Andrew’s expertise is in Diagnostic
Neuroradiology, including CT and MRI as well as percutaneous spinal procedures. Andrew is also a member of the ‘Deep
Brain Stimulation’ group at Auckland City Hospital. He has published multiple articles in these areas and has also been
invited to speak at international Radiology conferences.
Mr Kevin Smith
Otolaryngologist, Head & Neck Surgeon, Waitemata DHB, Auckland, NZ
K evin is a New Zealand trained Otolaryngologist, Head and Neck Surgeon and attained Fellowship of the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons in 2014, before completing the prestigious Advanced Head and Neck Surgical
Oncology Fellowship at Guy’s and St. Thomas’ Hospital Foundation NHS Trust in the United Kingdom; where he further
developed his interests in head and neck surgical oncology, advanced thyroid and parathyroid surgery, complex
skin cancers, and minimally invasive salivary gland surgery. After his fellowship, Kevin worked as a Consultant in
the Head and Neck Unit at Guy’s Hospital, before returning to New Zealand. He has a range of research interests,
participated in the sentinel lymph node for oral cavity cancer program, and was a co-investigator on a groundbreaking
T4 Immunotherapy for Head and Neck Cancer clinical trial. In addition to holding Fellowship of the Royal Australasian
College of Surgeons, Kevin is Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, and current Secretary of the New
Zealand Society of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery. He is Clinical Lead for Head & Neck Surgery at North Shore
Hospital and represents patients from Waitemata DHB as a member of the multidisciplinary team at the Auckland Head
and Neck Cancer MDT.
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Mr David Vokes
Consultant Laryngologist, H&N Surgeon and Clinical Director, Department of ORL-HNS,
Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
D avid is a Consultant Laryngologist, H&N Surgeon and Clinical Director of the Department of ORL-HNS at Auckland City
Hospital. David’s clinical focus is on disorders of the voice, swallowing, airway and H&N Cancer, with an emphasis
on minimally invasive surgical treatments, such as Transoral Laser Surgery and Transoral Robotic Surgery. David is active
in registrar and served as Secretary of the Training Committee of the NZSOHNS. David is the Director of the Laryngology
Fellowship at Auckland City Hospital.
David is a voice, upper airway and swallow specialist in Auckland, New Zealand. A graduate of the University of Auckland,
David completed his training in Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery in 2004, becoming a Fellow of the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons.
He then spent two years in the USA in post Fellowship subspecialty training: one year of Head and Neck Surgery and
Laryngology at the University of California at Irvine, and one year of Laryngology at the University of Washington in Seattle.
David has a unique set of clinical skills and expertise, including videostroboscopy (for voice disorders), laser surgery,
office based laryngeal procedures, transnasal oesophagoscopy, and transoral robotic surgery.
avid also works closely with his Paediatric Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery colleagues at StarShip, where he is a
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member of the Auckland Regional H&N Unit, and the ACH Voice, Airway & Swallow Clinic.
Dr Michelle Wong
Auckland ENT Group, Auckland, NZ
M ichelle is a kiwi graduate who trained in Sydney and Fellowship trained in Oxford, UK. She moved back in 2010 to
take up an Otologist position at ACH. She has a special interest in general ENT, childhood and adult ear diseases,
KTP laser ear surgery and minimally invasive endoscopic ear surgery. Michelle has been involved in starting the New
Zealand Dizziness and Balance Centre, the first of its kind in New Zealand.
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Dr Stacey Ishman
Paediatric OSA, Cinicinnati, USA
Professor Frank Lin
Professor of Otolaryngology, Medicine, Mental Health & Epidemiology, Director Cochlear Center for Hearing and
Public Health, John Hopkins University, USA
Professor Suren Krishnan
President, Australian Society of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, Australia
Mr Campbell Baguley
ENT Surgeon, Capital and Coast and Hutt Valley DHBs, Wellington, NZ
Dr Katherine Baguley
Paediatric and General Otolaryngologist, Capital & Coast DHB, Wellington, NZ
Stephen Ball
Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
Lucy Barber
Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
Geoff Braatvedt
Endocrinologist, Auckland DHB & Medical Specialists Group, Auckland, NZ
Mr Michael Bergin
Canterbury DHB, Christchurch, NZ
Dr Hannah Burns
Paediatric Otolaryngologist, Queensland Children’s Hospital, South Brisbane, Australia
Dr Angela Butler
Otolaryngologist, Canterbury DHB, Christchurch, NZ
Dr Lyndon Chan
Otolaryngologist, Wollongong, NSW, Australia
Mr John M Chaplin
Head & Neck Surgeon, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
Mr Andrew Cho
Counties Manukau Health, Auckland, NZ
Dr Liz Edwards
Respiratory Specialist, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
Mr PJ Faumuina
Otolaryngologist, Wanganui DHB, Wanganui, NZ
Jing Feng
ORL Ear Nurse Specialist, Greenlane Clinical Centre, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
Dr Rebecca Field
ENT Surgeon, Southern Cross Hospital, Christchurch, NZ
Mr Neil Lambie
Head and Neck Pathologist, Canterbury DHB, Christchurch, NZ
Mr David Flint
Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgeon, Counties Manukau Health, Auckland, NZ
Dr Sam Greig
Otolaryngologist – Head & Neck Surgeon, Southern Cross Hospital, Christchurch, NZ
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18 & SCIENTIFIC MEETING www.orl2020.nzOther Confirmed Speakers Juan Avellaneda Hernandez Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Dr Françoise Jean-Louis Paediatric Otolaryngologist, Health Waikato, Hamilton, NZ Mr Allen Keast Head and Neck Surgeon, Canterbury DHB, Christchurch, NZ Mr Aneesh Kumar ENT Consultant, MidCentral DHB, Palmerston North, NZ Mr Tom Kuravilla Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery, Southern Cross Hospital, Christchurch, NZ Mr Andrew Law Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Mataroria Lyndon The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ Andrew Macann Radiation Oncologist, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Mr Jon Mathy Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon,Counties Manukau Health, Auckland, NZ Mr Alkis Psaltis Adelaide, Australia Vaishnavi Paranjape Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Maxine Ronald Northland DHB, Whangarei, NZ Mr Dean Ruske Otorhinolaryngologist Head and Neck Surgeon, Southland DHB, Dunedin, NZ Mr Simon Robinson Otolaryngologist, Wakefield Sinus & Facial Plastic Centre, Wellington, NZ Mr Sumit Samant Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Dr Angus Shao Rhinologist, Waitemata DHB, Auckland, NZ Mr Subhaschandra Shetty Counties Manukau Health, Auckland, NZ Dr Melanie Souter ORL Surgeon, Canterbury DHB, Christchurch, NZ Mr Dev Tandon Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Professor Peter Thorne The University of Auckland, Auckland, NZ Dr David Waterhouse Northland DHB, Whangarei, NZ Conference Handbook 19
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Tuesday 13 October 2020 — Pre Conference Sessions
Extra-Curricular Activities: Waiheke Wine & Art / Zealong Tea Estate / Hobbiton / Mountain Biking
0730 - 0830 Arrival Tea & Coffee Great Room Foyer
0830 - 1000 0830 - 1000 0830 - 1000 0745 - 0945
Head & Neck Workshop Eustachian Tube Balloon Facial Plastics Workshop Auckland Hospital Clinical Skills Centre
Dilation Limited to 12 places (4 hours)
0830 - 0850 Mr Mark Izzard, Head & Neck
Paediatric Airway
Update on Ultrasound Eustachian Tube – Surgeon, Auckland DHB,
The Basics Auckland, NZ Emergency Workshop
of Thyroid – TIRADS Brief Lectures on
Dr Kate O’Connor, Radiologist,
Auckland DHB & Auckland Literature Review –
Mr John Clarkson, Consultant Paediatric Airway
Surgeon, Waikato DHB, Physiology and
Radiology Group Does It Work? Hamilton, NZ
Anaesthetic Perspective of
0850 - 0910 Patient Assessment Mr Sumit Samant, Auckland DHB, Airway Emergencies
Latest ATA Guidelines Auckland, NZ
for Thyroid Cancer Mr David Flint, Otolaryngology • Multiple skill stations
Dr Angus Shao, Rhinologist, run in small groups,
Management – In Head & Neck Surgeon, Counties
Waitemata DHB, Auckland, NZ
Relation to RAI Use Manukau Health Associate including:
Geoff Bradtvedlt, Dr Stephen Floreani, Consultant - flexible & rigid airway
Professor Nirmal Patel, University endoscopy
Endocrinologist, Auckland DHB, Otolaryngologist, Royal Adelaide
of Sydney & Macquarie University,
Auckland, NZ
Sydney, Australia
Hospital and Queen Elizabeth - difficult intubation
Hospitals, Adelaide, Australia - paediatric
0910 - 0930 tracheostomy
Central Compartment related emergencies
Neck Dissection – and general
A Matter of Debate management
Professor Vincent Vander
Poorten, Otorhinolaryngology, Run by Paed ORL, Anaesthesia,
Head and Neck Surgery, SLT & Starship Simulation Teams
University Hospitals Leuven;
Belgium
0930 - 0950
Local Invasive Thyroid
Cancer Surgery
Mr John Chaplin, Head &
Neck Surgeon, Auckland DHB,
Auckland, NZ
0950 - 1000
Q&A
0945 - 1000 Morning Tea
Starship
1000 - 1030 Morning Tea Great Room Foyer
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Head & Neck Workshop Eustachian Tube Balloon Facial Plastics Workshop Auckland Hospital Clinical Skills Centre
Limited to 12 places (4 hours)
continued Dilation continued continued
Paediatric Airway
Thyroid MDM – Patient Selection Emergency Workshop
Three cases for panel continued
discussion Technique and Avoiding
Complications
Video of US Thyroid
for collective TIRADS
Scoring for all Hands on Practice
Participants
Mr David Flint, Otolaryngology
Head & Neck Surgeon, Counties
FNA Interpretation by Manukau Health Associate
Cytologist
Professor Nirmal Patel, University
of Sydney & Macquarie University,
Thyroidectomy and Sydney, Australia
Neck Dissection Video
Presentation
Associate Professor Nilesh
Vasan, University of Oklahoma
Health Sciences Center,
Oklahoma City, USA
1200 - 1300 Lunch Starship
1200 - 1330 Lunch Great Room Foyer
Extra-Curricular Activities: Golf / Mountain Biking / Walking Tour
Auckland Hospital Clinical
1300 - 1400 Paediatric Oximetry Interpretation Run by Starship Respiratory Consultant Skills Centre
(Unlimited places, 1 hour)
1400 - 1430 Afternoon Tea Starship
1430 - 1630 Advanced Paediatric Life Support Auckland Hospital Clinical
Skills Centre
• Fluid resuscitation, massive transfusion protocols, IV & IO access, up to (Limited to 24 places, 1 hour)
date CPR protocols and cardiac rhythm recognition
• Lectures, practical stations and scenarios Run by Starship Simulation and
Paediatric ICU & Emergency Department teams
1800 - 2000 Welcome Reception with sponsors/exhibitors Exhibition Hall, The Cordis Hotel
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Wednesday 14 October 2020
0730 - 0830 Registration and Exhibition Open, Light Breakfast available Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
0830 - 0900 Conference Opening & Welcome
Mr Zahoor Ahmad, 2020 Conference Convenor & President NZSOHNS
GUEST SPEAKER
Michael Barnett, Chief Executive, Auckland Business Chamber, Auckland, NZ
0900 - 0930 James Hardie Neil Lecture
HPV Mediated Oropharyngeal Cancer:
A Story of Challenge and Change
Professor Bruce Haughey, Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery, University of
South Florida; Medical Director, Oncology, Adventhealth Celebration, Florida, USA
0930 - 1000 Hearing, Dementia and Brain Aging - From
Epidemiological Insights to Clinical Trials
Professor Frank Lin, Professor of Otolaryngology, Medicine, Mental Health &
Epidemiology, Director Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health, John
Hopkins University, USA
1000 - 1030 Morning Tea, Industry Exhibition & Poster Displays Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
1030 - 1100 Paediatric ENT, The Gateway to RACS 10th Competency Chair: Murali Mahadevan
Associate Professor Kelvin Kong, Conjoint Associate Professor (UNSW & UoN), Paediatric &
Adult Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgeon, Cochlear Implant Surgeon, John Hunter Hospital,
John Hunter Children’s Hospital, Hunter ENT, NSW, Australia
1100-1130 The Future of Sinus Surgery Chair: Murali Mahadevan
Mr Sean Carrie, Consultant Rhinologist/Skull Base Surgeon and Hon Senior Lecturer, Newcastle upon
Tyne NHS Hospitals Foundation Trust and Newcastle University, UK
1130-1230 Indigenous Health Panel Moderators:
Ru Douglas,
The Impact of COVID-19 on Indigenous Health; Maori Doctors Rebecca Garland
and Surgical TRG
Associate Professor Kelvin Kong, Conjoint Associate Professor (UNSW & UoN), Paediatric & Adult
Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgeon, Cochlear Implant Surgeon, John Hunter Hospital, John Hunter
Children’s Hospital, Hunter ENT, NSW, Australia
Mataroria Lyndon
Maxine Reynolds
1230 - 1330 Lunch, Industry Exhibition & Poster Presentations Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
1330 - 1500 1330 - 1500 1330 - 1500
Concurrent - Concurrent - Sleep Med/Pain Concurrent – Paediatrics
Head & Neck
1330 - 1350 1330 - 1400
1330 - 1345 Contemporary Sleep Clinic Paediatrics Free Papers x3
Dr Lyndon Chan, Otolaryngologist, Wollongong,
Lessons Learned: Three Decades NSW, Australia 1400 - 1430
of Trans-Oral Surgery Professor
Bruce Haughey, Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Stridor/Noisy Child -
Surgery, University of South Florida; Medical 1350 - 1410 Management Tips for Provincial
Director, Oncology, Adventhealth Celebration, TBC Surgeons
Florida, USA
Dr Hannah Burns, Paediatric Otolaryngologist,
1410 - 1500 Queensland Children’s Hospital, Australia
1345 - 1400
Pain/Sleep Free Papers x5
Current Status - Chemo- 1430 - 1500
Radiotherapy for HPV Management of Button Battery
mediated OPSCC and Caustic Ingestion
Andrew Macann, Radiation Oncologist, Mr Michael Kuo, Children’s Ear Nose and Throat
Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ Surgeon, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, UK
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Margin Status in Oral Cavity SCC
Surgery
Associate Professor Nilesh Vasan, University of
Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma
City, USA
1415 - 1455
Free Papers
1500 - 1530 Afternoon Tea, Industry Exhibition & Poster Displays Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
1530 - 1700 1530 - 1700 1530 - 1700
Concurrent: Paediatric Tonsil Concurrent: Rhinology Concurrent: Nursing
and OSA — Expert Panel
Chairs: Françoise Jean-Louis / Murali Mahadevan
1530 - 1550 1530 - 1550
Professor Peter John Wormald, Professor of
Skull Base Surgery, University of Adelaide,
The Rise of Tracheostomy
Lucy Barber, Auckland DHB
1530 - 1540 Australia
Paediatric Tonsil — Overview 1550 - 1610 1550 - 1610
Mr Michael Kuo, Children’s Ear Nose and Throat Dr Raewyn Campbell, Clinical Associate Laryngectomy
Surgeon, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, UK Professor, Rhinologist and Skull Base Surgeon, Juan Hernandez, Auckland DHB
Macquarie University Hospital and Macquarie
University, Australia 1610 - 1630
1540 - 1555
1610 - 1630 Airway Humidification Post Total
Current Concepts — OSA
Stacey Ishman, Paediatric OSA, Cinicinnati, USA Professor Richard Douglas, Department of Laryngectomy
Surgery, The University of Auckland, NZ Vaishnavi Paranjape, Auckland DHB
1555 - 1610 1630 - 1650 1630 - 1650
Dr Stephen Floreani, Consultant
NZ Paediatric OSA Advisory Otolaryngologist, Royal Adelaide Hospital and
Evaluation of Epicyn (SOS)
Grace Hunt, Auckland DHB 1650-1700 Q&A
Group Update Queen Elizabeth Hospitals, Adelaide, Australia
Dr Liz Edwards, Respiratory Specialist,
Auckland DHB 1650 - 1700
Rhinology Discussion
1610 - 1620
Utility of Paediatric Sleep
Nasendoscopy
Dr Katherine Bagley, Paediatric and General
Otolaryngologist, Capital & Coast DHB
1620 - 1630
Intracapsular vs Extracapsular
Tonsillectomy
Dr Hannah Burns, Paediatric Otolaryngologist,
Queensland Children’s Hospital, Australia
1630 - 1700
Paediatric Case Studies
Dr Françoise Jean-Louis, Paediatric
Otolaryngologist, Waikato DHB
Mr Murali Mahadevan, Paediatric
Otolaryngologist and Clinical Director, Starship
Child Health
1900 - 2200 President’s Dinner (by Invitation Only) Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
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Thursday 15 October 2020
0730 - 0830 Registration and Exhibition Open, Light Breakfast available Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
0830 - 0900 Topical Treatments for CRS
Professor Peter John Wormald, Professor of Skull Base Surgery,
University of Adelaide, Australia
0900 - 0930 Salivary Gland Cancer — State of the Art — and Progress
Professor Vincent Vander Poorten, Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery,
University Hospitals Leuven; Department of Oncology, Section Head and Neck
Oncology, KU Leuven- Belgium
0930 - 1000 To be Indispensible is Indefensible Chair: Nikki Mills
Mr Michael Kuo, Children’s Ear Nose and Throat Surgeon, Birmingham Children’s
Hospital, UK
1000 - 1030 Endoscopic Ear Surgery — The Be All and End All?
Associate Professor Nirmal Patel, University of Sydney & Macquarie University,
Sydney, Australia
1030 - 1100 Morning Tea, Industry Exhibition & Poster Displays Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
1100 - 1230 1330 - 1500 1330 - 1500
Concurrent Otology Concurrent — Rhinology Concurrent — Head & Neck
1100 - 1145 1100 - 1200 1100 - 1120
Using MRI to Diagnose Panel Discussion — Interesting Update on Adenoid Cystic
Endolymphatic Hydrops Cases Carcinoma /Salivary Duct
Dr Andrew Smith, Neuroradiologist, Auckland Mr Sean Carrie, Consultant Rhinologist/ Carcinoma
Radiology Group & Auckland DHB Skull Base Surgeon and Hon Senior Lecturer, Professor Vincent Vander Poorten,
Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Hospitals Foundation Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery,
1145 - 1230 Trust and Newcastle University, UK Professor University Hospitals Leuven; Belgium
Peter John Wormald, Professor of Skull Base
What Works for Tinnitus and Surgery, University of Adelaide, Australia 1120 - 1140
What’s New? Dr Rebecca Field, ENT Surgeon, Southern Cross
Associate Professor Grant Searchfield, Director, Hospital, Christchurch, NZ 1200-1230 TBC Facial Reanimation Surgery
Hearing and Tinnitus Clinic; Deputy Director, Update
Eisdell Moore Centre; Faculty of Medical and Mr Jon Mathy, Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon,
Health Sciences, The University of Auckland Counties Manukau Health, Auckland, NZ
1140 - 1155
Management of Parotidectomy
Defects
Associate Professor Nilesh Vasan, University of
Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma
City, USA
Salivary Gland Panel Discussion
Alan Keast
Mr Kevin Smith, Otolaryngologist, Head and
Neck Surgeon, Waitemata DHB, Auckland, NZ
A Cho
1230 - 1330 Lunch, Industry Exhibition & Poster Presentations Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
1330 - 1500 1330 - 1500 1330 - 1500
Concurrent Otology Concurrent — Sleep/Facial Concurrent — Head & Neck/
Plastics Laryngology
1330 - 1500
1330 - 1350 1330 - 1350
Otology Panel —
Multimodality Rx of OSA Difficult Airway Management
Case Presentations — Dr Julia Crawford, Otolaryngologist, Sydney ENT [to be confirmed]
What Would I Do? Clinic, NSW, Australia
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Sleep Advocacy Laryngeal Carcinoma Panel —
Sumit Samant, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
Case Presentations
Mr David Vokes, Consultant Laryngologist, H&N
1410 - 1500 Surgeon and Clinical Director, Department of
Sleep/FP/General Free Papers ORL-HNS, Auckland DHB, Auckland, NZ
Dr Jacqui Allen, Laryngologist, Waitemata DHB,
Auckland, NZ
Mr Aneesh Kumar, ENT Consultant, MidCentral
DHB, Palmerston North, NZ
1410 - 1500
Panel Discussion
Professor Vincent Vander Poorten,
Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery,
University Hospitals Leuven; Belgium
Professor Suren Krishnan, President,
Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head &
Neck Surgery, Australia
AM, Radiotherapist
Hedley Krawitz, Radiotherapist, Auckland DHB,
Auckland, NZ
Bernie Lyons
1500 - 1530 Afternoon Tea, Industry Exhibition & Poster Displays Exhibition Hall, GR III&IV
1500 - 1700 1500 - 1700 1500 - 1700
Concurrent — General Concurrent — Rhinology Concurrent — Nursing
1530 - 1600 1530 - 1600 1530 - 1550
General Free Papers x3 Rhinology Free Papers Discharging Ears
Jing Feng, ORL Ear Nurse Specialist, Greenlane
1600 - 1700 1600 - 1700 Clinical Centre, Auckland DHB
Medical Education Panel Panel Discussion
Moderator: Scott Stevenson Dr Sam Greig, Otolaryngologist, Head & Neck 1550 - 1610
Surgeon, Christchurch Michelle Wong, Auckland DHB
Panellists:
Dr Robert A. Irvine, Clinical Associate Professor, Mr Simon Robinson, Otolaryngologist, Wakefield
Providence Health Care, Vancouver, Canada Sinus & Facial Plastic Centre, Wellington, NZ 1610 - 1630
Professor Nirmal B Kumar, President, ENT
UK; Consultant Otolaryngologist, Director of
Dr Raewyn Campbell, Clinical Associate Cochlear Implant
Professor, Rhinologist and Skull Base Surgeon, Mr David Flint, Otolaryngology Head & Neck
Medical Education, WWL NHS Foundation Trust, Macquarie University Hospital and Macquarie Surgeon, Counties Manukau Health 1630- 1650
UK University, Sydney, Australia Stephen Ball, Auckland DHB 1650- 1700 Q&A
Suren Krishnan, President, Australian Society
Mr Campbell Baguley, ENT Surgeon, Capital and
of Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery,
Coast and Hutt Valley DHBs, Wellington, NZ
Australia
Professor Sandeep Samant, Otolaryngology
- Head and Neck Surgery, Northwestern
University, Chicago, USA
1930 - 2200 Conference Dinner The Cordis Hotel
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