Workshops

Indorewala ENT Hospital has been conducting an Ear and Sinus Surgery Workshop every year in February non-stop since 2001.

Over 100 ENT surgeons from India and abroad attend to gain hands-on experience with Temporal Bone dissection and Sinus surgeries.

Along with the hands-on experience, the surgeons get to witness a wide variety of live surgeries with a two-way communication feature. This feature allows the live surgery sessions to be interactive and educational.

The workshops are conducted, under the guidance of Dr. Shabbir Indorewala at Indorewala ENT Hospital, Nashik. The annual workshops have been great successes and are a source of pride for many surgeons alike.

We are delighted to announce that the 25th edition of the “Ear and Sinus Surgery Workshop – 2025” will be held from 19th to 24th February 2025 in Nashik.

This year’s event is particularly special as we celebrate the Silver Jubilee of the workshop — a proud milestone for all of us!

Adding to the excitement, for the first time, the workshop will be hosted at the new, state-of-the-art Indorewala ENT Hospital at Vilholi, Nashik, offering world-class facilities to enhance your learning experience.

The course is meticulously designed to cover both basic and advanced surgeries, making it highly beneficial for beginners as well as experienced surgeons. The surgeries of the ear and nose are taught with a harmonious blend of science and art.

Delegates will benefit from hands-on wet temporal bone dissection and cadaveric endoscopic sinus dissection, under close supervision and personalized guidance by our esteemed faculty:

The temporal bone dissection course spans two days, covering every critical step — from how to hold the dissection specimen and maintaining correct sitting posture, to cortical mastoidectomy, labyrinthectomy, and translabyrinthine approach for the internal auditory meatus (IAM) — ensuring no aspect is overlooked. Each delegate will have their own wet specimen.

Likewise, the endoscopic sinus dissection will comprehensively progress from fundamental techniques, like endoscope handling, to advanced procedures such as ethmoidectomy, frontal recess approach, and skull base exposure — with each delegate again having their own wet specimen.

Following the two days of dissection, delegates will witness two days of live surgical demonstrations, providing valuable insights into real-world surgical techniques.

As always, the organizers’ focus remains on pure intention, systematic approach, and precise implementation. During these eventful days, academics and practical surgical tips and tricks will take center stage.