The ANS is committed to continued education, lifelong learning and professional development of all of our members. We recognize the particular importance of on-line learning opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic, and so are pleased to provide the following educational resources for the Neurotology community.

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VIRTUAL PROGRAMS/CONFERENCES & EVENTS

Did you miss the ANS webinars? You can still TUNE IN.

ANS DocMatter Live! - aired July 21, 2021

ANS D/I Committee/AOS presents "Achieving Equity in Surgical Healthcare" - aired June 14, 2021

The 9^th International Symposium on Middle Ear Mechanics in Research and Otology (MEMRO 2022)
DATE: June 21-25, 2022
LOCATION: Boulder, CO
We are very glad to invite both abstract contributors as well as others passionate about middle ear function and research to attend the meeting. We provide outstanding, cutting-edge clinical care, research, and state-of-the-art training in Otolaryngology.
This seminar is designed for otologic surgeons who wish to improve their understanding of the principles middle ear mechanics that underlie successful tympanoplasty and ossiculoplasty surgery. Lectures, case studies, and discussion will be led by an international team of surgeons and directed to advanced training in tympanoplasty techniques, ossicular chain reconstruction and stapes surgery.

To attend the meeting or submit an abstract, please visit our website (www.memro2022.com), which includes information about registration, abstract submission, and accommodations available.

IMPORTANT DATES:
Early bird registration deadline: April. 1, 2022
Abstract submission deadline: April 1, 2022

Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns.
Looking forward to seeing you in Boulder!

MEMRO 2022 Organizing Committee
Stephen Cass, MD
Nathaniel Greene, PhD
John Peacock, PhD
Daniel Tollin, PhD

ONLINE COURSES

(no CME credit)

Controversies in the Evaluation & Management of Otosclerosis
This seminar is a provides a comprehensive discussion of all aspects of otosclerosis, from pathophysiology, presentation and diagnosis, historical evolution of surigcal procedures and current surgical techniques. The seminar has embedded video and audio narration and is designed to allow the participant the option to review the slides at their own pace.

This course was developed by members of the American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Foundation (AAO-HNSF) - Otology and Neurotology Education Committee and the American Neurotology Society (ANS) Video Repository Group.

Course Director: John T. McElveen, MD
ANS Video Repository Group:
Laura Brainard MD
Matthew L. Bush MD, PhD
Maura K. Cosetti MD
Aaron K. Remenschneider MD
Shawn M. Stevens MD
Esther X. Vivas MD
*additional video content provided by George Wanna, MD