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North American Skull Base Society

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NASBS 2018 Sessions

NASBS Session Layout

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Example: The Expert Debate (ED) sessions will be key centerpieces of the NASBS 2017 Meeting. Come see experts debate various topics and justify their management of cases presented to them. This year’s debate session topics are purposely broad, designed to cover as much information under the debate topic as possible, yet allow controversy.
Example: Each debate session will last 45 mns and consist of a panel of 8 experts guided by 3 moderators. Moderator 1 is the lead moderator within the session. Moderators will be tasked with compiling 1-3 cases each in slide format relevant to the debate topic chosen to illustrate particularly controversial issues likely to stimulate maximal discussion among the panelists. Each Moderator will take the stage for 15 mns. Panelists do not have to prepare cases or a lecture. The roster of panelists has been carefully chosen in order to fuel a lively discourse of each controversial and/or complicated case, with discussion guided and directed by the moderators. In each session, moderators will introduce a case, then ask at various points for the opinion of the panelists, being sure to engage them all and also keep the discussion moving. Input from the audience is encouraged. Moderators will be asked to ensure that the session flows smoothly from case to case. Each case will be discussed for about 5-15 minutes, depending on its complexity.

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