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Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
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Choose Hospital Rounds: Monday Tuesday Thursday
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ALL ROUNDS WILL BE TELECONFERENCING TO VICTORIA & PRINCE GEORGE
Wednesday mornings from 7:00 - 8:00 AM
at the Diamond Health Care Centre, Room 2263 2nd floor
This event is an accredited group learning activity as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
2012 - Rounds
- May 9 | Department of Surgery, Grand Rounds
- "Enteral Nutrition in the Surgical Patient"
- Invited Presenter:
- Rosemary Kozar, MD, PhD
- James H. "Red" Duke, Jr. Professor of Surgery
- University of Texas School of Medicine
- Chief of Trauma, Memorial Herman Hospital, Houston, Texas, USA
- Learning Objectives:
- Understand the rationale for early enteral feeding;
- Understand the consequences of inadequate feeding;
- Understand the benefits of immune enhancing agents;
- Understand the rationale for pharmaconutrition.
last revised: May-2
- No Special Events this time
"Kudos and Congratulations" recognizes achievements by faculty and trainees in the Department of Surgery. Please send items to be included to alice.mui@ubc.ca
Congratulations to
(Otolaryngology, - Head and Neck Surgery)
who has just started her Head & Neck Fellowship at University of Alberta, Edmonton. She has been awarded the Lavell H. Leeson Award, awarded each year at graduation for the UBC OTL resident achieving the highest academic standing throughout the year.
(Head & Neck Fellowship, University of Alberta, Edmonton) who has been awarded the Lavell H. Leeson Award, awarded each year at graduation for the resident achieving the highest academic standing throughout the year.
archived: 2011-July-18
Congratulations to
Dr. Cathie Garnis (Otolaryngology) who was just awarded a CIHR China-Canada Joint Health Research Initiative Grant. The aim of this program is to promote the development of Canadian-Chinese scientific co-operation between universities, hospitals, research institutes or affiliated research organizations in Canada and China through the support of collaborative research grants. Dr. Garnis' project combines the genomics of oral cancer (Garnis Lab) with proteomics (Chen Lab at Sichuan University) to identify key factors driving the initiation and progression of oral cancer.
archived: 2010-November-2
Promise of new facility draws surgeons back to Canada
Read more:
in today' issue of The Vancouver Sun, Westcoast News section
mention of our faculty member Dr. Jugpal Arneja.
first posted in NEWS page: 2010-September-14
Congratulations to
Shevaun Hughes (supervisor Cathie Garnis , Otolaryngology) who received a CIHR Masters studentship. These awards recognize the top Masters students in any discipline in Canada. The Dept of Surgery is proud to note that three of our students received these awards in the 2010 competition.
first posted in NEWS page: 2010-July-26, archived here: August-27
Congratulations to
Dr. Cathie Garnis (Otolaryngology, BCCRC Lung Cancer Group)
Dr. Alice Mui (General Surgery, Transplantation Research)
and Dr. Garth Warnock (General Surgery, Ike Barber Islet Laboratory)
for their success in the recent CIHR operating grant competition.
first posted in NEWS page: 2010-July-12, archived here: August-27
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Past Special Events: Year 2011
- 2011 September 8-9
- Current Techniques in Temporal Bone and Middle Ear Surgery
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- 2011 March 24
- Presenter : Dr. Arif Janjua
- Employing Advancements in Technology
in Minimally Invasive Skull Base Surgery - please read
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Past Special Events: Year 2010
- 2010 January 27 | 5:30PM
- Department of Surgery Grand Round- Presenter : Cathie Garnis
- A Genomic Approach to Understanding Oral Cancer Progression
Past Special Events: Year 2009
- 2009 September 29
- OTOLARYNGOLOGY RESEARCH EVENING
- Location: Room 4115, 4th floor, Diamond Centre, VGH
Past Special Events: Year 2008
- November 12
- Grand Rounds: Journal Club- Pediatric Sleep Apnea
- Behavior, cognition, and quality of life after
adenotonsillectomy for pediatric sleep-disordered
breathing: Summary of the literature
LITERATURE REVIEW
- Sleep-Disordered Breathing, Behavior, and Cognition in Children Before and After Adenotonsillectomy
PEDIATRICS
- by Residents : Dr. Paul Mick & Dr. Erik Brown
- March 5
- MANAGEMENT of N0 NECK
- Guest: Dr. Roy Cheung
- Victoria, British Columbia
- March 26
- QUALITY ASPECTS ON SURGERY FOR OTOSCLEROSIS
- Visiting Lecturer: DAN BAGGER-SJOBACK
- Professor of Otolaryngology and Director of Ear Research
- Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Sweden
- March 21
- RECENT ADVANCES IN VESTIBULAR TESTING AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE VOR
- Visiting Lecturer: Dr. Neil Bailie
- Otology Fellow, U of Toronto
- March 29
- Dr. Wolfe Mann
- Professor, Head of Otolaryngology, University of Mainz, Germany
- Minimally invasive skull base surgery:
Current concepts of interdisciplinary approaches and results
- September 21
- Dr. J. Goebel
- Washington University, St. Louis
- Use of MImix Hydroxipatite Bone Cement for Difficult Ossicular Recunstruction
- May 15
- Dr. Irwin Stewart
- Professor Emeritus who won the Order of CANADA for his work, especially in Africa
- Sounds of Sunshine is the story of
Dr. Irwin Stewart and his Work in Africa - On the Knowledge Network: this film is made by Beverley Reid from the Gulf Islands
Vancouver General Hospital
- 7:45AM
- Willow Pavilion 4th floor Conference Room
- City Wide Grand Rounds
- 12:00PM
- Taylor Fidler Auditorium
- City Wide Radiology/Pathology Rounds
BC Cancer Agency
- 9:15AM
- 4th floor Conference Room
UBC Hospital
- 8:00AM
- Research Seminar Room F154
- Journal Club
BC Cancer Agency
- 8:00AM
- Joint Assessment Clinic