Now What Do I Do? Managing Complications and Quality of Life Issues after Sinonasal Tumor Treatment
6th March, 2026, 16:00 - 17:00
Pacific D

This is a case-based panel that will focus on complications encountered in the care of patients who undergo sinonasal tumor and anterior skull base surgery. Real world cases with adverse outcomes will be presented for discussion, with emphasis on avoidance, recognition, and treatment of complications. Cranial nerve, intracranial, and vascular injury, cerebrospinal fluid leak, postoperative bleeding, infections, cosmetic and functional deficits, endocrinopathies, pediatric specific complications, and quality of life issues will be discussed. In addition, general considerations, including perioperative planning to mitigate risks, management of acute emergencies, rehabilitation, and survivorship will be addressed.

Objectives

At the conclusion of this session, attendees will be able to:

• Discuss cranial nerve, intracranial, and vascular injuries, cerebrospinal fluid leak, and postoperative bleeding complications of sinonasal tumor treatment: prevention, mitigation, and management.
• Discuss complications unique to pediatric sinonasal tumor patients.
• Discuss quality of life issues and rehabilitation after sinonasal tumor treatment.

Current Schedule

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