Talking #sinuscancer with these awesome colleagues - hope the audience took away the key point that complexity of disease demands nuance in care and shared decision making with our patients and colleagues.
#COSM2023@AmRhinoSociety@Women_Rhinology
SBOS members and followers,
This is a clinical trial studying immunotherapy for recurrent or metastatic esthesioneuroblastoma that is not amenable to surgical treatment. If you have patients suitable for this study please consider enrolling them.
https://t.co/hkhaCkCDuZ
Thanks
Today we would like to recognize the SBOS Membership Committee Co-Chairs – Drs. Patricia Loftus and Ashleigh Halderman. For anyone in the @AmRhinoSociety interested in our section please let us know. Join us April 28-29, 2022 Dallas, TX for the Spring meeting. @Women_Rhinology
Today we would like to recognize the SBOS Education Committee Co-Chairs – Drs. Mindy Rabinowitz and Garrett Choby. They are working diligently on programing and education for upcoming ARS meetings. Join us April 28-29, 2022 Dallas, TX @AmRhinoSociety
World Sinus Health Awareness Day was September 29! Make every day a day aimed at providing #SinusRelief4U by utilizing the World Sinus Health Awareness Toolkit, which offers patient information and resources for you and your practice all year round! https://t.co/MIt2zkOu5q
We look forward to seeing everyone in LA. Safe travels. We just posted a video Instagram to get you excited for the ARS annual meeting. @ARS_SBOS@AmRhinoSociety @sboss_ars https://t.co/GcQdZpoM8E
We would like to introduce the Chair-elect of the Leadership Council of the @ARS_SBOS - Dr. Kibwei McKinney. Dr. McKinney is an Asst. Professor at the Oklahoma University. Look for @ARS_SBOS programming at next year's SSS in Miami.👍
@AmRhinoSociety@Rhinology_UNC@NASBSorg
We would like to introduce Chair of the Leadership Council of the @ARS_SBOS. Dr. Brian Thorp. Dr. Thorp is an Assoc. Professor @UNC_ENT . To date we have 204 members of the section and growing. Thanks everyone for your support! @AmRhinoSociety@Rhinology_UNC@NASBSorg
As the weather warms up and things are opening up again, it’s important to remember we’re still in a pandemic and to #maskup, especially if you’re not fully vaccinated yet or in crowded/indoor spaces!
Our Penn ENTeam has created informational postcards (1/2)
Summer Sinus Symposium is in-person only, no live streaming. We will follow COVID guidelines plus proof of vaccination or recent negative COVID test.
Register now and reserve a highly discounted hotel room at the brand new Austin Downtown Marriott: https://t.co/aAf3ZcGHLK
There will be opportunities to work closely with your peers and have a direct impact on the ARS. Also, there are leadership opportunities available within the SBOS Section that may facilitate future opportunities both within this Section and within the ARS. @AmRhinoSociety
Join the Skull Base and Orbital Surgery Section of the American Rhinologic Society!
Active members of the American Rhinologic Society are eligible to join the SBOS Section via the following link: https://t.co/0E9jGaG3Ge
This Section seeks to bring together those interested in discussing and advancing the care of patients with skull base and complex orbital pathology. As a member of the SBOS Section, you will have access to educational content and engage in clinical discussion with experts.