SPSRC 2027 · July 22–24, 2027 · Stanford University

Program

Two lecture days and a half-day dissection laboratory. The structure below is set; individual sessions, speakers and times will be published as the program is finalized.

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Draft program. Session titles and times are subject to change. SPSRC 2027 is a non-CME course. Surgical video is recorded and narrated by the operating surgeon; no live surgery is broadcast.

Thursday, July 22, 2027 — Day 1

500P Rooftop Garden Assembly Hall, 500 Pasteur Drive, Palo Alto, CA 94304

Morning

Registration and continental breakfast
Opening remarks — Sam P. Most, MD, MBA, FACS

Part I — The foundations of preservation and structure

Focused lectures: history, dorsal preservation concepts, high/intermediate/low strip approaches, blocking points, endonasal approaches

Panel — "What would you do for this case?" Faculty cases plus one selected from the audience

Video panel — short preservation and structural pearls

Midday

Lunch

Part II — Structural rhinoplasty and hybrid approaches

Focused lectures: patient selection, the structural tip, septal surgery, combining structure with preservation

Keynote masterclass

Narrated surgical video — dorsal preservation, with faculty discussant

Narrated surgical video — hybrid approach, with faculty discussant

Late PM

Q&A, then wine and cheese with the faculty

Friday, July 23, 2027 — Day 2

500P Rooftop Garden Assembly Hall, 500 Pasteur Drive, Palo Alto, CA 94304

Morning

Registration and continental breakfast

Part III — Advanced preservation

Focused lectures: preservation philosophy and practice integration, the crooked nose, imaging, septal extension and reconstruction

Narrated surgical video — dorsal preservation, with faculty discussant

Video panel — short pearls, part II

Midday

Lunch

Part IV — Revision, complications and innovation

Focused lectures: preservation in revision, hump recurrence, the over-resected nose, rib grafting constructs

Panel — "A difficult case and a lesson I learned"

Keynote masterclass

Narrated surgical video, with faculty discussant

Late PM

Q&A and closing of the lecture program

Saturday, July 24, 2027 — Day 3: Dissection laboratory

Center for Clinical Sciences Research, 269 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA 94305 · half day · limited places

Morning

Continental breakfast

Incisions and approaches — endonasal and external

The dorsum — component versus preservation, osteotomies, piezoelectric instrumentation, spreaders and autospreaders

The structural tip — cephalic trim, dome suturing, lateral crural work, tongue-in-groove versus struts

Late AM

Free-form tutoring with faculty

Final remarks and Q&A