NoseTalk Episode 3: Nasal Septal Perforations

Social Responsibility in Rhinology

In this episode of NoseTalk, Rory speaks with Prof Christos Georgalas about social responsibility in rhinology and the wider role of the surgeon beyond the operating theatre. Prof Georgalas shares his experience volunteering in resource-limited settings and conflict zones, reflecting on the ethical, practical and emotional challenges of delivering care in difficult environments.

Publishing Impactful Research in Rhinology

In this episode, Prof Wytske Fokkens talks about all aspects of publishing impactful research in rhinology from research idea generation to manuscript publication. Prof Fokkens is Editor in Chief of the journal "Rhinology" and has authored over 500 scientific papers.

NoseTalk: Thriving in Fellowship - The Art of Becoming an Exceptional Fellow

In this episode, Rory sits down with Dr. Paresh Naik to unpack the ins and outs of fellowship training. From choosing the right program and navigating international opportunities to preparing before you start and making the most of the experience — Dr. Naik shares practical insights, reflections, and advice for anyone considering or embarking on a fellowship journey. Whether you're about to apply or already packing your bags, this conversation is full of thoughtful guidance and honest takeaways.

NoseTalk Episode 3: Nasal Septal Perforations

NoseTalk Episode 3: Nasal Septal Perforations. We talk to internationally renowned expert on nasal septal perforations and their techniques of repair, Dr Isam Alobid, rhinologist in Barcelona. We discuss everything from workup to contemporary management. Tune in to listen Dr Alobid’s approach to these interesting defects. Interested in learning more about nasal septal perforations and getting hands on experience in repair techniques? Check out the State of the Art Barcelona Internation Septal Perforation Repair Course directed by Dr Alobid from 16-17 September 2024

NoseTalk Episode 2: Sinonasal Maligancies

In this episode of Nose Talk, Rory talks to Dr Apostolos Karligkiotis about sinonasal malignancies and contemporary management with a focus on the most common histopathological subtype, squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). Dr Karligkiotis is an expert rhinologist and anterior skull base surgeon working in University Hospital Varese, Italy with extensive experience of managing these interesting malignancies. Everything from risk factors to post treatment follow up is covered.