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ENT78
Panel: Noninvasive, Minimally Invasive, and Open Techniques for Repair of the Nasal Valve
Session Speakers
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Richard Davis, MD
OtolaryngologistRichard Davis MD, Center for Facial Restoration -
Curtis Johnson, DO
OtolaryngologistENT and Allergy Associates of Florida -
Peter Catalano, MD
Chief of Otolaryngology & Medical Dir of ResearchSt. Elizabeth's Medical Center -
Paul Nassif, MD
Facial Plastic & Reconstructive SurgeonNassif MD -
Gavin Setzen, MD
PresidentAlbany ENT & Allergy
Panel Moderator: Kathryn Hall, MD
Session Description
A myriad of approaches to nasal valve repair exist. The panelists will evaluate the merits and disadvantages of various techniques for repair of the nasal valve. Panelists will present cases, identifying key reasons a particular approach was chosen. Emerging technologies will be explored, and traditional surgical approaches to nasal valve repair will be examined. Details of surgical techniques and office-based procedures will be discussed.
Session Objectives
After attending this activity, attendees will be able to:
1. Identify patients for whom repair of the nasal valve is indicated
2. Understand the relative merits and disadvantages of various techniques to repair the nasal valve
3. Gain further expertise in techniques to repair the nasal valve
Target Audience
APP StudentsClinical StaffPhysiciansMedical Students