Liverpool Head & Neck Centre

ADAM’s ethos is to prevent critical incidents arising during airway management by scrupulously avoiding preventable problems attributable to the patient, equipment and/or anaesthetist. Tutorials, clinical videos, case-based discussions, high-fidelity simulation and workshops during the day provide a comprehensive, hands-on experience to the management of the difficult airway, all delivered by our supportive and expert faculty.

Course Information 

Course Dates - Monday 19th – Thursday 22nd October 2026

An advanced course for delegates with prior surgical experience of routine free tissue harvest (as a minimum) with ambition to develop complex free tissue transfer ability/techniques and associated skills.

Head & Neck Reconstructive Surgery is a complex and highly technically challenging field central to effective management of oncologic and other  defects. This is the only UK practical and theoretical microvascular course designed solely for, led by, and taught by head & neck surgeons

Monday 1st March 2027 - Friday 5th March 2027

Tuesday 17th November - Thursday 19th November 2026

This three day course, held in the Human Anatomy Resource Centre of the University of Liverpool is suitable for higher surgical trainees (ST3 or above or fellowship trainees) in Otolaryngology, although other grades are welcome.

This course emphasis will be on hands on open, endoscopic and microscopic dissection and practical teaching including an introduction to endoscopic ear anatomy/surgery.

Thursday 12th November 2026 - Friday 13th November 2026

This course is designed specifically for senior ENT surgeons (consultants, speciality or specialist doctors, clinical fellows, ST7–8 trainees) who seek to improve their surgical confidence and increase their repertoire of procedures; fulfil a requirement for annual appraisal, revalidation or GMC Portfolio Pathway; or simply need a refresher in sinus surgery.

The course programme aims to maximise dissection time and interaction with faculty in the anatomy laboratory. No distractions from trans-orbital approaches or extended endoscopic skull base techniques; just an emphasis on contemporary techniques so that you are able to perform safe endoscopic sinus surgery regardless whether you work in a secondary or tertiary hospital setting. You will also come away with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage rhinology emergencies and intra-operative complications.