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IFNOS World Tour

Hello Friends.
This is to inform you rearding a big event in our country on the dates 13-15th October at Bangalore, IFNOS World tour.
The International Federation of Head and Neck Oncologic Societies is offering a global continuing medical education program featuring the most respected leaders in the field of head & neck surgery and oncology.

Leaders in the s pecialty of head and neck oncology have organized this program for each region. The program will provide state-of-the-art knowledge and explore the frontiers of head and neck cancer diagnosis and treatment. Ample opportunity for interactive sessions between the local faculty, attendees and the travelling faculty will be provided.

After a very successful World Tour Program in 2008, the International Federation of Head and Neck Oncologic Societies is again offering a global continuing medical education program featuring the most respected leaders in the field of head & neck surgery and oncology. This worldwide program will cover locations in a sequence . Future programs will cover other parts of the world. Nations are clustered into regions to offer easy access to as many individuals as possible
at each session. The program will provide state-of-the-art knowledge and explore the frontiers of head and neck cancer diagnosis and treatment through introductory lectures, intense interactive discussions with regional specialists through case presentations, and demonstration of operative techniques through video sessions. Ample opportunity for discussion between the local faculty, attendees and the traveling faculty will be provided.

http://www.ifhnosbangalore.com/
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