Abstract
By providing live trajectory guided intraoperative navigation, GPS technology allows for the execution of precise orbital and lacrimal surgery, maximising results and minimising complications. It prevents harm to important structures, particularly at the complex orbital apex, and aids in the identification of bone and vascular markers. The course aims to educate those involved on the use of GPS technology for real-time navigation guided surgical procedures. This will be achieved through case studies and video demonstrations that highlight the significance of precise location, real-time surgical monitoring, and customised reconstruction in enhancing safety during intricate orbital, apical, and lacrimal procedures. The presenters in this course will cover endoscopic lacrimal surgery, complex orbital trauma and tumour surgery, and the use of GPS technology in these procedures.
| 1 | Permutations and combinations in pre-operative surgical planning under Navigation guidance | Dr.Vatsalya Venkatraman (V22323) | |
| 2 | Using GPS system technology to navigate in complex Orbital and Optic Canal Trauma Surgery | Dr.Kasturi Bhattacharjee (B07299) | |
| 3 | Using GPS system technology to navigate in Apical Orbital Tumors | Dr.Aditi Mehta Grewal (M18558) | |
| 4 | Using GPS system in Orbital and Skull base tumors | Dr.Raghuraj Hegde (H14510) | |
| 5 | Using GPS system technology to navigate in Orbital Foreign body Extraction | Dr.Obaidur Rehman (R25681) | |
| 6 | Navigation Guided Surgeries: Basics of Console and Patient Preparation | Dr .KOMAL |
