Sin City Laryngology Sin City Sinus

16th Annual Sin City Laryngology and Sin City Sinus

March 5-8, 2022 Las Vegas, NV Laryngology Course Directors Peter Belafsky, MD C. Blake Simpson, MD

Laryngology Faculty

Martin Birchall, MD Liza Blumenfeld, CCC-SLP Jim Callaway, MD Daniel Cates, MD James Coyle, PhD Shuman Dhar, MD Greg Dion, MD Edie Hapner, PhD Kristie Knickerbocker, CCC-SLP Maggie Kuhn, MD Greg Postma, MD Clark Rosen, MD Sarah Schneider, CCC-SLP Kathleen Tibbetts, MD Duane Trahan, CCC-SLP Steve Uliana, CCC-SLP Aaron Ziegler, PhD

Sinus Course Director Philip Chen, MD

Sinus Faculty Jo-Lawrence Bigcas, MD Yvonne Chan, MD Joseph Han, MD Neil Tan, MBBS, PhD Erik Weitzel, MD Bradford Woodworth, MD Why Sin City Laryngology?

Since February 2005, we have featured countless speakers and thousands of participants. The presentations are topical, cutting-edge, and varied. Unique to this course, though, is the level of entertainment mixed into the education. This keeps the attendees engaged and coming back year after year. And things just keep getting better!

But don’t take our word for it (we’re a little biased), take it directly from the attendees:

“Excellent conference! I very much enjoyed the humor and entertainment intertwined with the remarkable presentations! Made for a highly memorable first conference, and I will DEFINITELY return!”

“Fantastic course highlighting recent research and a need for a multidisciplinary approach.”

“Most fun I’ve had at a conference…ever.”

“The topics presented are diverse and forward-thinking.”

“I look forward to this conference every year!”

“This was so much fun! I feel as if I will be returning to practice with such a wealth of new information!”

“Very fun, informative, and useful conference. Thank you!”

“Superb overall conference. I like the short presentations, and fun mixed in with content.”

“This was an awesome course — no more needs to be said.” EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

At the conclusion of this CME activity, each participant should be better able to:

Laryngology Course: • Discuss the manifestations and treatment for irritable larynx syndrome, including globus, muscle tension dysphonia, and muscle tension dysphagia • Describe the workup and treatment of spasmodic dysphonia and vocal tremor • Discuss the treatment of Zenker’s and Cricopharyngeal dysfunction with flexible laryngoscopic techniques • Discuss the differential diagnosis for the “red larynx” • Describe the private practice model for SLPs and enhancing collaboration with MDs • Describe the pathophysiology of the aging voice

Sinus Course: • Discuss management options in frontal sinus management of sinusitis. . • List common conditions masquerading as sinusitis, and how to differentiate them. • Explain the difference between endotype and phenotype, and how this information can be used in patient care of sinusitis. • Be familiar with diagnosis and repair options for cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea.

ACCREDITATION: UP TO 27.00 AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CME CREDIT™ This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Medical Association of Georgia through the joint providership of Southern Alliance for Physician Specialties CME and Sin City Laryngology. The Southern Alliance for Physician Specialties CME is accredited by the Medical Association of Georgia to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The Southern Alliance for Physician Specialties CME designates this live activity for a maximum of 27.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. NEEDS ASSESSMENT Laryngology Course: This course is designed for otolaryngologists and speech pathologists who wish to enhance their understanding of the advanced diagnostic and therapeutic options for individuals with complex swallowing and voice disorders. Participants will be presented with the biomechanics of normal and pathologic voice and swallowing function. Disease diagnostics will be discussed including endoscopy, fluoroscopy, and videostroboscopy. In addition, participants will gain knowledge of the state-of-the-art evaluation and/or treatment for a variety of voice and swallowing disorders, including vocal tremor, Zenker’s diverticulum, globus, intubation trauma, gender dysphoria, and aging voice. Sinus Course: Anatomy of the frontal sinus is both complex and variable. The management of the frontal sinus also continues to evolve. Both of these topics will be covered at length. Novel non-surgical therapies are often being introduced in the management of sinusitis and these will be discussed. Many conditions often masquerade as sinusitis and determining the true etiology of the patient's symptoms is important to guide appropriate treatment.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Federal Tax ID Advanced Practices in Voice & Dysphagia 45-3556921 March 5-8, 2022

REGISTRATION FEE: (Receipt/Confirmation will be emailed within two weeks)

Early Discount Registration after Jan 23, 2022 Main Conference $675 $725

(separate registration fee from main conference) $125295 $150345 Sin City Sinus Course $200495 $225 (if not attending main (if not attending main conference) conference)

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If you have any special needs due to a disability as specified in the Americans with Disabilities Act, please call us at (813) 810-6027 so we may make the necessary accommodations for you. COURSE DIRECTORS

Peter Belafsky, MD C Blake Simpson, MD Center for Voice & Swallowing, UC Davis UAB Voice Center

2022 FACULTY

Faculty disclosure information: http://www.sincitylaryngology.com/faculty.html

Martin Birchall, MD Liza Blumenfeld, CCC-SLP University College, London University of California, San Diego

Jim Callaway, MD Daniel Cates, MD UAB, Dept of Gastroenterology Center for Voice & Swallowing, UC Davis

James Coyle, PhD Shuman Dhar, MD University of Pittsburgh Johns Hopkins University

Greg Dion, MD Edie Hapner, PhD Uniformed Services University UAB Voice Center

Kristie Knickerbocker, CCC-SLP Maggie Kuhn, MD A Tempo Voice Center, Ft. Worth, TX Center for Voice & Swallowing, UC Davis

Greg Postma, MD Clark Rosen, MD Augusta University UCSF Voice and Swallowing Center

Sarah Schneider, CCC-SLP Kathleen Tibbetts, MD UCSF Voice and Swallowing Center University of Texas, Southwestern

Duane Trahan, CCC-SLP Steve Uliana, CCC-SLP UAB Voice Center Center for Voice & Swallowing, UC Davis

Aaron Ziegler, PhD The Wellness Group for Voice, Portland, OR Sunday, March 6, 2022

8:00 Registration

9:00 The Red Larynx – Blake Simpson, MD

Is Aspiration Pneumonia the Chicken or the Egg? – James 9:30 Coyle, PhD

Finding Your Bliss: How Does the MD Find an SLP Collaborator? 10:00 – Edie Hapner, PhD I Can’t Fight This Feeling Anymore: Evaluation and Treatment 10:20 of Globus – James Callaway, MD

10:50 My 30-Year Pursuit of a Bionic Larynx – Martin Birchall, MD

The Superior Laryngeal Nerve Block: It’s Not Just About 11:10 Cough Anymore – Kathleen Tibbetts, MD

Epic or Fail: Surgical Innovations Through Failure – Peter 11:30 Belafsky, MD

12:00 Lunch on Your Own

Muscle Tension Dysphagia Does Not Exist: Change My Mind – 1:30 Greg Dion, MD and Peter Belafsky, MD

1:50 Sh*t I Don’t Do Anymore – Greg Postma, MD

Filler Up: Past, Present, and Future Use of Fillers – Daniel 2:20 Cates, MD

"Is This REEL Life?" Social Media For SLPs – Kristie 2:40 Knickerbocker, CCC-SLP

3:10 Break With the Exhibitors

Plates Suck: Dysphagia Caused by ACDF Surgery – Shuman 3:40 Dhar, MD

Opera Singers: The Elite Athletes of the Singing World – Steve 4:10 Uliana, CCC-SLP

4:30 Sin City Karaoke

5:30 Adjourn Monday, March 7, 2022

8:00 Endoscopy With Exhibitors

Spasmodic Dysphonia and Tremor: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work – 9:00 Blake Simpson, MD and Edie Hapner, PhD

9:30 Dysphagia Case Studies – Greg Postma, MD

9:50 London’s COVID Experience: It Wasn’t Pretty – Martin Birchall, MD PhD

10:10 Wendler’s Glottoplasty and Chondrolaryngoplasty – Clark Rosen, MD

Under Pressure: Non-Invasive Ventilation and Swallowing - What Do We 10:30 Know? – James Coyle, PhD

11:00 Aging Voice: It’s Not Just About the Larynx – Aaron Ziegler, PhD

11:30 The Value of the AP Exam on MBS – Duane Trahan, CCC-SLP

12:00 Lunch on Your Own

1:30 Rumination Syndrome – James Callaway, MD

1:50 Sweet Pearls From My First 4 Years of Practice – Dan Cates, MD

Pre-GS: Early Detection and Treatment of Intubation Trauma – Clark 2:20 Rosen, MD

2:50 2025: A Laryngology Odyssey – Gregory Dion, MD

3:10 Break With Exhibitors

I’m Gonna Flex on You: Flexible Management of Zenker’s & CPMD – 3:40 Shuman Dhar, MD

Pushing Cigarettes: Big Tobacco and the Doctors of the 1940s – 4:00 Kathleen Tibbetts, MD

4:20 Alaryngeal VHI for Total Laryngectomy – Maggie Kuhn,MD

4:40 Family Feud – Kathleen Tibbetts, MD

5:30 Free Workshop – State of the Art TEP

7:30 Adjourn Tuesday, March 8, 2022

8:00 Endoscopy With Exhibitors

Riffing: Medical Improvisation to Build the Patient-Provider Therapeutic 9:00 Alliance – Aaron Ziegler, PhD

Survival of the Fittest: Running a Private SLP Practice – Kristie 9:20 Knickerbocker, CCC-SLP

9:40 Dysphagia Cold Case Files – Lisa Evangelista, CCC-SLP

Clinical Pathway of the Head and Neck Cancer Patient – Liza 10:10 Blumenfeld, CCC-SLP

10:40 Everything I Learned From Becky Leonard – Lisa Evangelista, CCC-SLP

11:10 How to Get Your SLPs Up to Speed – Sarah Schneider, CCC-SLP

Impact of Esophageal Dysphagia on Oropharyngeal Swallow – Duane 11:40 Trahan, CCC-SLP

12:00 Adjourn

ENROLLMENT AND CANCELLATION Please register early – space is limited. Early tuition for Sin City Laryngology is $675 for physicians. Tuition will increase $50 after January 23, 2022. Tuition may be paid by check or credit card, but must be received in advance of the course. Cancellations after February 1, 2022 will be refunded less a $50 administration fee. Saturday, March 5, 2022

Join us Saturday, March 5, for the 3rd Sin City Sinus Course. This year's program features techniques and interventions that will help the participant optimize management of chronic sinusitis and other more advanced sino-nasal disorders such as CSF leak and dacryocystorhinostomy. Our understanding and treatment of sinus disease is rapidly evolving, and best practices are changing. We will update participants on changes and cutting-edge technologies such as biologics and comprehensive frontal sinus management. This is a great complement to the laryngology course. We look forward to welcoming you.

The cost for the sinus course is a separate registration fee from the main laryngology conference: $125* if also attending the main Laryngology conference $200* if attending only the Sinus Course *If registering after Jan 23, 2022 add $25

SIN CITY SINUS COURSE DIRECTOR Philip Chen, MD Associate Professor & Program Director Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery University of Texas Health San Antonio SIN CITY SINUS COURSE FACULTY

Jo-Lawrence Bigcas, MD University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Yvonne Chan, MD University of Toronto Joseph Han, MD Eastern Virginia Medical School

Neil Tan, MBBS, PhD Consultant, Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

Erik Weitzel, MD Uniformed Services University, San Antonio

Bradford Woodworth, MD University of Alabama, Birmingham Sinus Course Program

7:30 Registration 8:30 Welcome I love Legos: Frontal sinus anatomy using the building block concept – 8:40 Philip Chen, MD No frontin’: grades 1-3 frontal sinus surgery is for real – Philip 9:00 Chen, MD

9:20 Last Frontier: frontal sinus surgery grades 4-6 – Yvonne Chan, MD Head banging! Management of frontal sinus trauma – Bradford 9:40 Woodworth, MD How much frontal surgery? – Moderator: Joseph Han, MD, Panelists: 10:00 Yvonne Chan, MD; Neil Tan, MBBS, PhD, Bradford Woodworth, MD

10:35 Break with exhibitors

10:55 Don’t cry, it’s only epiphora: DCR – Erik Weitzel, MD

11:15 Under pressure! Orbital decompression – Neil Tan, MBBS, PhD

If at first you don’t succeed: revision sinus surgery – Moderator, 11:35 Yvonne Chan, MD, Panelists: Erik Weitzel, MD, Jo-Lawrence Bigcas, MD, Bradford Woodworth, MD

You’re just my type: endotypes and phenotypes in CRS – Joseph 12:10 Han, MD

12:40 Lunch on your own CSI (chronic sinus investigation) Las Vegas: "Special cases" – 2:00 Bradford Woodworth, MD

Evidence and Application of Biologics for Nasal Polyps – Joseph 2:25 Han, MD

I got sinus! At least I think so - Moderator: E Weitzel – Panelists: 2:50 Joseph Han, MD, Jo-Lawrence Bigcas, MD, Neil Tan, MBBS, PhD

3:30 Break with exhibitors

3:50 Don't be a worry wart: Inverted Pappiloma – Yvonne Chan, MD

4:10 Insane in the membrane: CSF leak repair – Bradford Woodworth, MD

4:30 Pit stop: Transsphenoidal pituitary surgery – Erik Weitzel, MD

4:50 Gameshow – Host: Philip Chen, Panelists: Faculty

5:30 Adjourn HOTEL INFORMATION

To book your room at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, please go to https://resweb.passkey.com/go/SMSCL2 before Jan. 23 to make your reservation.

• Rooms are $159 for Friday and Saturday nights, and $129 for other nights for single or double occupancy • Additional persons will be charged at a rate of $30 per person per night, with a maximum of four (4) persons per guestroom • There is a $30/night resort fee, which includes basic in-room wifi for up to two devices per day and fitness center access • The hotel charges $15 + tax for reservations made by phone, so we encourage you to use the link above to reserve your room