Sinus Anatomy and Surgery Instructional CourseInfo Location Contact More Info Course Information Sinus Anatomy and Surgery Instructional Course - April 2026This unique course is tailored to ENT doctors (Core Surgical Trainees, ST1 - ST6, Staff Grades, Associate Specialists, Clinical Fellows) who need training with nasal endoscopy, proper instrument handling and be equipped with the necessary building blocks to undertake endoscopic sinus surgery with finesse.
The course aims to enhance existing competencies with particular emphasis on safe surgery for the maxillary, ethmoid and sphenoid sinuses. Unlike other courses, advanced frontal sinus (e.g. drillout) and endoscopic skull base surgery techniques are not covered in this course. Thus, the programme provides ample time for paced, structured learning as well as close interaction with experienced faculty to achieve professional development goals necessary for all ENT trainees and generalists.
The course programme is mapped to the ISCP curriculum and includes up to 10 hours in the laboratory. Delegates will have an assigned trainer throughout the course and are expected to be assessed against relevant endoscopic sinus surgery simulated PBAs on the ISCP curriculum. Surgical dissection will be undertaken on PHACON Sinus models in the state-of-the-art Karl Storz Training Centre.
To find out more about these bespoke models, click here. The course is limited to 30 hands-on spaces and due to the unique nature of this course, early registration is recommended. Those who have attended this course will transition to the Liverpool Advanced FESS Course seemlessly.
Course CodeLHNC15 Course LeaderMr Samuel Leong
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Contact InformationDebbie Horne LHNCCourses@liverpool.ac.uk Additional InformationSuggested pre-course reading: Anatomy of the nose and paranasal sinuses | |||||||||||||||||