Next meeting

The next meeting of the BRS will be held at the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh on 13th of May 2011, hosted by Quentin Gardiner.

The address for the venue is:

The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Nicolson St Edinburgh UK EH8 9DW		READ THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS		SEE THE MEETING PROGRAMME
More details of the venue can be found at the official Collegewebsite here. For a list of accommodation near the venue see here.

Meeting registration

If you would like to attend the next meeting of the BRS, please register here.

A registration fee will apply to ALL attendees this year, The registration fee INCLUDES attendance, meeting papers, lunch, tea and coffee. The registration fees are as follows:

In the event of any queries, please do not telephone the ENT-UK office, but e-mail instead to conferences@entuk.org.

Terms and Conditions

Cancellation: Cancellations received in writing before 13th April 2011 will be entitled to a 50% refund. After this date refunds CANNOT be given. Bookings may be transferred to a colleague provided that details are submitted, in writing, to the organisers by no later than 1st May 2011.

CPD

The meeting has been awarded 5 CPD credits. CPD certificates are available only upon completion of the CPD evaluation via Survey Monkey. Further details will be provided nearer the time.

Programme

	09.00	Registration – Exhibition and Posters
	09.50	Welcome and introduction
	10.00	Registrar papers
		Objective evidence for the efficacy of surgical management of the deviated septum as a treatment for chronic nasal obstruction: a systematic review Matthew Moore
		An experimental study to investigate the pressure-volume relationship when using rapid rhino packs in the management of epistaxis: is bilateral packing better than unilateral? How much air should we inflate? Samuel MacKeith
		Bacterial biofilms In chronic rhinosinusitis Stephen Hayes
		When should we do the post-nasal-space (PNS) biopsy in Caucasians? The Grampian experience Usman Javed
		Long term results of patients undergoing dacryocystorhinostomy with and without O’Donoghue stents Shwan Mohamad
		Systematic review of the medical and surgical treatment of epistaxis in hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia with our treatment algorithm Sara Jarvis
		The impact of mental health on CRS symptom scores Jayani Nanayakkara
		Anatomical differences in the lateral nasal wall in patients with epiphora Jenny Montgomery
		Realistic vasculature and vasoconstriction in a virtual reality endoscopic sinus surgery simulator Jonathan Hobson
		Audit of flexible nasoendoscope decontamination – clinical efficacy and cost effectiveness Chu Qin Phua
	11.00	Some common misconceptions in rhinology - scientist’s view Professor Ron Eccles
	11.30	Anterior skull base surgery Mr David Roberts
	12.00	BRS Fellowship 2009 and Medtronic Bursary report 2011: Mr Séamus Phillips
	12.10	BRS Fellowship 2010 report: San Sunkaraneni
	12.20	Quiz Nigel Bleach
	12.35	Lunch –- Exhibition/Posters
	[13.30]	[Rhinology research subgroup for interested parties]
	14.00	Karl Storz Guest Lecture: Endoscopic detection and repair of large CSF-leaks and meningo-encephalocoeles Professor Heinz Stammberger
	15.00	What I have learnt from revision rhinoplasty Mr Paul White
	15.30	Tea/coffee
	15.50	Interesting cases
		Modified Lothrop procedure with Sewell-Boyden flap Tim Rockley
		Frontal Sinus Stephen Ell
		Functional extracorporeal septorhinoplasty for the difficult septum Mohamed Reda Elbadawey
		Nasal reconstruction Tim Woolford
	16.30	Annual General Meeting
	17.00	Close