1.5 days of supervised hands-on cadaver dissection — from foundational sinus surgery through to advanced skull base and orbital approaches.
A focused first day of hands-on dissection, covering the foundational techniques of endoscopic sinus surgery.
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The Dissection course is the practical heart of the programme, held at the Institute of Anatomy of the Medical University of Vienna across both days. Day 1 begins immediately after the morning lectures, with participants working through maxillary antrostomy, ethmoidectomy, and sphenoidotomy, with an optional introduction to frontal sinus surgery. Every dissection table is staffed by experienced faculty, ensuring direct, real-time feedback throughout.
There is no substitute for hands-on practice when it comes to surgical skill. Day 1 gives you the rare opportunity to perform each foundational technique yourself — not simply observe it — under the close, individual supervision of faculty from Stanford, Manchester, and the Medical University of Vienna. Because participant numbers are strictly limited, you receive genuine one-to-one guidance at the table, allowing you to build real confidence with each step before moving on to the more advanced procedures on Day 2.
Step up to the dissection table yourself and leave Vienna with skills you've practised, not just principles you've heard. Places for this session are strictly limited to maintain the highest quality of supervision.

Advanced orbital, frontal sinus, and skull base technique — with optional modules to match your own experience and goals.
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Two focused lecture sessions at the historic Josephinum Medical Museum — from foundational anatomy to advanced frontal sinus and skull base technique.